For example, you can predict that price for an item will rise if there is an event that gives discounts on improving the item. Meanwhile, the market is pretty fun and volatile. I see that others often have a few thousand raids and do them every day, even though it's obviously boring even if they liked it at some point. ), had ~30-35% top scorer rate, paid a total of $20, but only did about 90 'raids' mostly out of curiosity. Some screenshots from the screenshot thread:

Everything can be bought or sold, so you can try different stuff and sell it to other players if you don't like it.

No unique items that you cannot buy on the market for in-game currency.

Laissez-faire player-driven market that you can manipulate to avoid any grinding.

Russian developer (also managed by the same people as War Thunder).

Postapoc setting inspired by Mad Max and derived from a 2005 game ( Hard Truck Apocalypse, which was not a success).

All vehicles in a fight are from the same soft power bracket based on power scores from the parts used in a vehicle.

Fast fights usually last about 2-3 minutes with wait times under 20-60 seconds (depends on power score).Parts get individually destroyed in combat (e.g., you overheat at a wheel, it melts and this hampers movement).

Build your vehicle from scratch using parts with their own durability/stats.No need to log in every day, no grinding if you have a brain, no pay to win items, doesn't take 5 minutes for the sides to approach one another, no long queues, etc. It's pretty fun and fast, so not really time-consuming unless you get seriously addicted.

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