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World of Warships - 'Aggressive monetisation' is driving prominent players away from World of Warships

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'Aggressive monetisation' is driving prominent players away from World of Warships By Mollie Taylor about 21 hours ago Many think developer Wargaming is being knave-y. (Image credit: Wargaming) Several of World of Warship's most prolific community members have walked away from the game following months of growing tension around intrusive monetisation. The relationship between the game's community and developer Wargaming has become increasingly strained over the last few months. The free-to-play game has always included paid-for content like premium ships and a premium time subscription, but there's been an increasing reliance on loot boxes and gating content that players could traditionally grind for behind them (thanks, MassivelyOP).

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