Wargaming Asia’s second anniversary celebrations are rolling into your city starting this weekend
It came, it saw, it conquered. And now it is making good on its promise of parties and presents for all. Wargaming Asia’s two-year anniversary celebrations kick off this weekend in Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia, with a Vietnamese community-organized gathering to happen the weekend after.
Here are the venues for the celebration parties:
While Philippines, Thailand, and Malaysia will play host to exclusive Wargaming-organized celebrations, Vietnam is taking things into its own hands.
There’s enough interest about World of Tanks in Ho Chi Minh that the city hosts an actual World of Tanks club. The club is responsible for the upcoming meetup, with Wargaming Asia supporting it as a sponsor.
According to a press release, this gathering in Ho Chi Minh is expected to be “a playground for Vietnamese tankers to meet each other, discuss game tactics, score cool game souvenirs and create new World of Tanks memories together.”
If you’re one of the first 350 registered players to arrive, you’ll be able to redeem a special World of Tanks t-shirt designed just for Vietnam, a World of Tanks bonus code with gold privileges, and a free drink voucher. Interested Vietnam-based players can sign up and find more details here.
The Vietnam gathering will be held at MTV Café, 65 Vo Van Tan Str., 6th Ward, 3rd District, Ho Chi Minh City on May 4, Sunday, from 1:30 P.M. to 5:00 P.M. (GMT +7).
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