Among them are the iconic Renown and Indefatigable. British battleships on the way to the Tech TreeĬoming from Early Access, eight British battleships introduced in the last two updates are now available for research in the Tech Tree. Along with these changes comes the return of three operations, with “The Ultimate Frontier”, “Hermes” and the night operation “Cherry Blossom” in update 0.11.8. The rewards earned through Operations have also changed, with the opportunity to take home the new rewards more than once by completing special daily and weekly combat missions. Operations received complete changes, with a wider set of ships available to participate. Players will be able to face off against an AI opponent in a strategy-based game with the aim of earning festive tokens. World of Warships will also receive a new “Seven Seas” collection as part of the festivities, which takes players through the history of 16 famous ports in the game.Ĭlosing all these birthday festivities with a beautiful bow is the relaxing “Sea Assault” mini-game, inspired by classic naval combat entertainment, available in the Armory. In 7 years, many veteran players will have hundreds of ships in port now and will be able to collect various rewards through multiple of their ships in a battle. Players using tier V and higher ships will receive various festive rewards, with “Special Bonus”, “Rare Bonus” and “Super Container” containers depending on the ship used. Leading the update is a bunch of in-game celebrations to celebrate seven years of World of Warships. This update also sees continued construction of Puerto Rico at the Shipyard, new updated operations, British battleships navigating to the Tech Tree, and more. To mark the occasion, the title receives a series of festivities, including new battle performance rewards, a themed collection, and the “Sea Assault” minigame. Wargaming, developer and publisher of the free-to-play, multiplayer naval combat game World of Warships, is celebrating its seventh anniversary this September.
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