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Glory Points and Rankings — Quick Basics
- Personal Glory Points unlock personal rewards in the Glory Shop (including Tier X vehicles when available for the event).
- Clan Ranking affects the clan treasury (gold) and applies a bonds multiplier to participants.
- Defeats don’t move you backwards in stages, but vehicles used in a lost battle become inoperable until repaired or reset.
FAQ: Rewards and the Glory Shop
Q1. What’s the best use of Glory Points?
Priority depends on your garage and goals, but as a rule of thumb:
| Priority | Item | Why it’s best value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Tier X reward tank (event roster) | Highest long‑term impact; expands competitive roster for 7×7 and randoms. |
| 2 | Bonds | Key for bond equipment; directly boosts performance on meta vehicles. |
| 3 | Unique 3D/2D styles | Cosmetic prestige; choose after core performance upgrades. |
| 4 | Credits/boosters (if offered) | Situational; take only if short‑term economy is a bottleneck. |
Q2. Which reward tank should I pick first?
Pick a vehicle that fills a role your roster is missing for 7×7:
- Heavy anchor: T95/FV4201 “Chieftain” — elite hull‑down and mid control.
- Fast heavy spearhead: Object 277 — timing pushes and trades.
- Flex medium: Object 907 — mid control, crossfires, skirmish tempo.
- Scout/assassin: T‑100 LT — vision wins games on open maps.
Unsure? Book 7×7 Maneuvers coaching to align choices with your clan’s playstyle.
Q3. How do bonds and clan ranking interact?
Personal bonds are multiplied based on clan ranking. A higher clan placement increases the effective value of your time spent, so organized play and consistent availability during prime time matter.
Q4. Is it worth spending Glory Points on styles?
Yes — but after you secure performance‑oriented rewards (tanks, bonds). Styles are rare and keep long‑term cosmetic value. Grab them once your competitive roster is set.
Q5. What are common mistakes with the Glory Shop?
- Ignoring 7×7 roles — buying a tank that doesn’t fit your roster gaps.
- Underestimating bonds — delaying critical bond equipment for meta vehicles.
- Spending on cosmetics too early — losing competitive edge in the event.
- Not accounting for inoperable vehicles — keep redundancy for key roles.
Event Pointers That Affect Rewards
- Play in structured windows (17:00–23:00 UTC): schedule rests and scrims to keep peak performance.
- Track vehicle status and plan resets to restore inoperable tanks efficiently.
- Use map‑specific playbooks to avoid avoidable losses on rotation staples (Cliff, Mines, Himmelsdorf, Prokhorovka, etc.).
✅ Max value tip: secure one top‑tier 7×7 role tank first (anchor or flex), then invest bonds into bond equipment for it. Cosmetics last.
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Sample Redemption Paths (Mini Calculators)
Below are example plans for different goals. Numbers are illustrative; always compare to the current event’s shop rates.
| Player Goal | Suggested Picks | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Competitive 7×7 entry | 1× Tier X reward tank → Bonds → 1 style | Tank unlock + bond equipment first; style for motivation after core power. |
| Roster depth for clan | 1× Tier X → Bonds → 2nd Tier X (if available) | Two roles covered (anchor + flex/vision) to prevent role gaps. |
| Collector focus | 1× Tier X → 3D/2D styles → Bonds | Preserves long‑term cosmetic value after core gameplay upgrade. |
Solo vs Clan‑Oriented Priorities
Solo‑leaning players should maximize carry potential: pick the tank that wins you most maps (anchor for urban/ridge maps or flex MT for open rotations), then invest bonds into vents/rammer/stab or appropriate bond modules. Cosmetics later.
Clan‑oriented players should solve roster gaps first: if your team lacks a durable anchor, take it; if vision and crossfire creation is weak, prioritize a flex MT or LT. Bonds go into the most fielded lineup, not your personal favorite.
Additional FAQ
Q6. Can I regret a pick? Any rule of thumb to avoid it?
Ask: “Which role loses us the most rounds?” If it’s mid control, pick a flex MT; if it’s inability to hold a ridge, pick an anchor; if it’s lack of info on open maps, pick vision. Buy for the role, not the hype.
Q7. When should I redeem — early or late?
Redeem once you are sure you’ll meet your final target. Early redemption is fine if the tank immediately increases your winrate during the event; otherwise wait to avoid shortfalls for your top priority.
Q8. What bond equipment first for a new 7×7 tank?
- Anchors: Rammer → Stabilizer → Vents (or HP booster depending on meta).
- Flex MTs: Rammer → Vents → Stabilizer (accuracy‑friendly builds on high‑precision guns).
- Vision LTs: Optics → Low‑Noise Exhaust → Rammer/Vents (map‑dependent).
Common Edge Cases
- Duplicate role risk: If your clan already fields multiple anchors, a flex MT or LT may raise team ceiling more than another anchor.
- Inoperability planning: Own backups for your main role; a second competitive pick prevents lineup collapses after a loss.
- Economy squeeze: If bonds are scarce, plan a phased equipment path and avoid splitting points between too many vehicles mid‑event.
