9 thoughts on “WoT Update 9.17.1 Videos”

1. f*ck this game… getting so boring… need new maps.. always getting the same fking terrible maps

   February 22, 2017 at 9:31 pm Reply

   1. What the hell are you talking about? This is the best patch in years. Finally the germans get some love and alot of other nations get a shitload of well deserved buffs. L2p

      February 22, 2017 at 10:54 pm Reply

2. I think that this is the best patch that WG has put out in years- nice step in the right direction

   February 22, 2017 at 11:15 pm Reply

3. I agreee with manbadfeels. This game is getting boring. The German buffs are
   Sad, the other nation buffs are meh. But hey! Let’s sell OP’ed premium tanks to completely retard all the buffs we just released in patch 9.17.1..

   February 23, 2017 at 1:54 am Reply

4. War thunder is getting a lot of love lately, perhaps wargaming is getting a little to comfortable in their treks. I heard jingles give some praise to the opposing faction. Before anyone snaps back, “well go play warthunder!” I’m already way a head of you!

   February 23, 2017 at 1:56 am Reply

   1. Bye Felicia

      February 23, 2017 at 5:57 am Reply

5. Best patch since release. Cant wait.

   February 23, 2017 at 6:08 am Reply

6. I wish WG would stop screwing with things they know nothing about, now with fixed aspect ratio I can’t get things looking right, tall tanks that look compact. With every patch you always wonder what will not broken this time.

   February 23, 2017 at 7:20 pm Reply

7. Finally WG implemented wotmods!
   This should be the message of the day.

   No more editing the paths.xml
   there is a new hidden feature in it :
   line #4 : ./mods/0.9.17.1

   it implements working filter for new wotmod files

   according to messages from the main exe (specs might be different with next patch):
   WOTMOD: uncompressed zip file with wotmod extension,
   first folder in the archive must be named /res/
   the rest of the structure follows the content of ./res_mods/[game_version],
   it allows to replace content of original structure with defined set of files and definitely will make modding more organized and resilient to unforeseen changes when another “mod” is copied over.

   example:
   I do not like blue turret on the Patriot

   I’ve made an archive and put it there
   WOT/mods/0.9.17.1/A117_T26E5_Patriot.wotmod
   and the content is the recoloured skin borrowed from the original wotpkg files
   /res/vehicles/american/A117_T26E5_Patriot/T26E5_Patriot_turret_01_AM.dds
   /res/vehicles/american/A117_T26E5_Patriot/T26E5_Patriot_hull_01_AM.dds
   /res/vehicles/american/A117_T26E5_Patriot/T26E5_Patriot_guns_AM.dds

   the file is loaded up and in the python .log we can read the following message:
   [timestamp]: INFO: [PY_DEBUG] Checking ./res_mods/0.9.17.1: mods not found
   [timestamp]: INFO: [PY_DEBUG] Mod file ‚mods/0.9.17.1/a117_t26e5_patriot.wotmod’ loaded

   And I can see that there is no blue turret in the hangar: it works 🙂

   February 23, 2017 at 10:56 pm Reply