i find it fun in bursts, a couple weeks grind at a time and then i put it away for a few months and stack up boosts and other things.

LANET LAĞIM LOMBARI! Kulaklarım... kanıyor galiba!

Küvet mi? küvet... KÜVET!

Zayıfım ben, bencilim, adam olmam, zavallı sefil bi herifim...
Ben ufaktan kendimi denize salıyorum, derin mavinin, soğuk kucağına bırakıyorum kendimi

MAĞARA ADAMLARI, KÖLE TÜCCARLARI, ÜÇ KAĞITÇI HAİNLER! TATLI SU POLİTİKACILARI!

Üç yelkenli, çift güverteli, elli toplu

As a long-time gamer, I was initially drawn to *World of Warships* by its impressive visuals and detailed ship models. The game has a lot going for it in terms of graphics, and there’s a certain thrill in seeing these historical ships come to life in combat. However, the experience quickly turns sour once you get deeper into the game.

Firstly, the game is incredibly addictive, and it feels designed that way, with daily missions, rewards, and seasonal events that almost demand you log in regularly. I found myself sinking way more time than I anticipated, almost out of a feeling of obligation. What starts as fun gradually becomes a chore.

On top of that, the pay-to-win mechanics are disappointing. Progress is painfully slow unless you’re willing to spend real money on premium ships and resources, and it feels like you’re constantly nudged toward the store. Matchmaking can also be frustrating, with newcomers frequently pitted against far more experienced players, making it a struggle to enjoy fair battles without investing money.

In the end, *World of Warships* has potential, but the heavy monetization and addictiveness end up overshadowing the experience. It's an okay game if you can handle these drawbacks, but I wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for a game that's truly rewarding without an excessive time or money investment.