World of Tanks has been around for 16 years, so I genuinely do not understand why there is still no proper single-player training room where new players can freely explore maps.
Map knowledge is extremely important in WoT, and the learning curve is enormous. An experienced player once told me that it probably takes around 6,000 actual battles to become reasonably familiar with all the maps. Whether that number is exact or not, there are simply too many maps, positions, firing lines, bushes, ridgelines, and routes for a new player to learn efficiently through random battles alone.
The current Team Training mode is far too limited for this purpose. You cannot even start a training battle alone; you need other players just to launch the room. If I want to spend an hour late at night driving around different maps, testing positions, checking gun depression, learning escape routes, or simply understanding the terrain, I should not need to find another person willing to sit in a training room with me.
What makes this even more ridiculous is that Wargaming already created Topography, which seems to acknowledge that players need a way to learn maps. Yet Topography only supports a small subset of the game's maps — many maps are not available in the mode at all — and it still does not allow players to freely explore the available maps with whatever vehicle they want.
I also dislike the credit economy, although I can at least understand why it exists. The lack of a proper single-player training room is much harder to justify.
Players have been asking for this kind of feature for years. After 16 years, has Wargaming ever seriously addressed this problem?
这个游戏已经16年了，为什么仍然没有单人训练房供我这样的新人去熟悉地图？wot的地图内容如此之多，学习成本如此之大，以至于一个老玩家跟我说他认为大概需要实战6000场左右才能熟悉所有地图，现在的团队训练模式局限性太大，比如要多人才能开，搞笑的是你们出的地图勘查任务甚至只能覆盖小部分地图，还不能自由勘查。另外银币机制我也很不喜欢，但勉强能够理解，只是这个单人训练问题可以说从游戏诞生开始就困扰着所有玩家，你们官方到底有没有正视过这个问题？
