Needless to say alot of the entire game feels way, and in some instances it feels like one big experiment. However, since it adds no actual sense of immersion to the game as your mind automatically switches to the goals and aims of the game, it feels pointless and unneeded. Depending on your preference to campaign references in multiplayer games this may prove to be a nice touch. Once the match begins loading however, the game presents you with a fictional historical background on the match that’s about to take place. Online lobbies can be something of a mixed bag, and depending on servers can be a walk in the park or an instant boot. 'The visual attraction that the game strikes you with thanks to it's accurate details, vehicle models, dense terrain, and superb quality textures, suck you in and play on the part of your mind which tell you that 'Pretty games are good games'.' And from what I experienced there was nothing in the way of my inbox, that was even remotely related to the game, other than a Monthly newsletter sent by Nvidia, asking me ” Is Your PC Ready for War Thunder?”…I guess my GTX Titan Black Edition, doesn’t make up for the lack of irrelevance that the initial War Thunder sign-up process wasted my time with. Anything that puts up a barrier of entry between the player and the actual game is a flaw. Logging in to the game via an e-mail address feels unneeded and proves to be a choir, even if you set the default log-in settings to auto-sign in. This unwelcoming feeling is present right from the game’s complex menu system, not to mention the registration system before hand. And with that being said I feel it’s fair to say that this is a game aimed highly at a specific audience, and isn’t one that’s shy about turning others away. The visual attraction that the game strikes you with thanks to it’s accurate details, vehicle models, dense terrain, and superb quality textures, suck you in and play on the part of your mind which tell you that “Pretty games are good games”.īut the dedication that’s required, as well as general interest in battling with tanks across over-sized landscapes with little to nothing within them, requires you to have patience in order to reap enjoyability. War Thunder Ground Forces is a game of two minds and while it already brings about a choir of trying to figure out if the Ground Forces portion of the game is an expansion or a work in progress, that’s actually not what I’m referring too.

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