The result is, according to Wargaming, a specific community culture, built on вЂњbrotherhood in arms in opposition to WargamingвЂќ.

вЂњWe are in hostile environmentвЂќ (based on the eternal вЂњconflictвЂќ with Wargaming) вЂњWe are eliteвЂќ (based on the fact WT playerbase is smaller) вЂњWe are not WargamingвЂќ (aimed at people who dislike WG for one reason or another) The first part of the document explains the basic pillars, on which WT PR is based on вЂ“ a basic set of axioms, if you will: So, I wouldnвЂ™t discount them when it comes to credibility. These news are often proven to be correct. Of course, I do not have a proof, so in the end, youвЂ™ll have to decide yourself, who to trust вЂ“ a disgruntled whistleblower, or Wargaming corporate drones, who will deny the whole thing? One advice though: disgruntled employees are the major source of FTR news and Wargaming has MANY. I reached out to several Wargaming ex-employees and employees. I imagine most of you donвЂ™t speak Russian (thatвЂ™s why you are here), so letвЂ™s have a look at what the campaign consisted of. The entire campaign represents a reaction of Wargaming to the total failure of World of Warplanes and an attempt to damage the competition by other means than by creating a quality game. The basic udea is that Wargaming-paid hate trolls were supposed to systematically attack Gaijin sites, forums, social network pages and fan pages and spread anti-War Thunder propaganda.Дietolog states that he did not participate in the subversive operation and only a month later, he left or was fired. The campain was funnily enough called вЂњG-spotвЂќ (WG has a sense of humor, IвЂ™ll give them that) and the entire leaked document is accessible here. Remember when the conditions for being a community manager were leaked? A part of the test were subversive tactics against other games вЂ“ back then, we had a good laugh, but I am no longer laughing, because itвЂ™s all true.Дietolog, as a community manager, was asked to participate in a subversive hate campaign as early as December 2013 against WargamingвЂ™s competitor, Gaijin Entertainment, the developer of War Thunder. It could also be his thirst of vengeance against Wargaming, who knows? Motives do not make the truth any different (weвЂ™ll talk about that below). Dietolog is no longer an employee of Wargaming and seeing some events concerning War Thunder lately, he decided to come forward and talk. It all started with the former Russian community manager Dietolog (specifically for World of Warplanes), who blew the case wide open on his blog. LetвЂ™s have a look at the latest scandal rocking the Russian server. More and more dirty laundry comes out on Wargaming lately and the more I learn, the more I feel disgusted and disappointed, even by Minsk.

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