War Thunther

Again, I am going to talk about a game, but this time more attached to reality. During this exams period I have dedicated some of my free time in a game called "War thunther", it is a free to play, simulator and FPS.

It is a somewhat complex game to explain, since it is something special, basically one plays with vehicles from the Second World War and the Korean War, from different countries, such as the most ovious like USA, URRS, UK, Germany and others not as obvious like Italy and Sweden.

The type of vehicles that I can choose is quite varied and are divided into different sections, the first (which is also usually the most played) are land vehicles, within this section are tanks, tank destroyers, armored vehicles and anti-aircraft vehicles. The second section is aviation, which are differentiated between fighters, heavy fighters, light bombers, and heavy bombers. The third section is the helicopters, which I have not been able to play yet, but they are divided into utility helicopters and combat helicopters. Finally, there is the marina, it is one of the new ones together with the helicopters, these include torpedo boats, submarine cheaser, destroyers, light cruisers and heavy cruisers. Also, within each category there are other vehicles, but they are not so common. The reason why I say all this is to explain one of the reasons why I like this game and it is realism.

In addition to these sections there are six ranks (from I to VI) and ten levels (from 1 to 10). to explain it in a simple way each vehicle has a level and a rank and depending on each one I am paired with a team.

Although I started playing for tanks, now I am mainly playing with airplanes, since in the first one, despite the fact that I like it, I am not very good, while in the second I like it and I am quite good. In the latter I have been first several times and I have been able to advance very fast.

Although there are many more things to mention such as personalization, medals and achievements, I think I will leave it here, the last image is of one of my favorite aircraft at the moment, the British Supermarine Spitfire MK IIa, which I personalized with victory marks and nose art.