@Young:
@djensen:
@Young:
There should be triple A support badges for each year and not just one and done, if triple A is costly, the triple A players should be supporting.
Only problem is badge overload, we already have sooo many badges.
You could condense 3 badges of the same colour into 1 badge, you could use a fighter silhouette with purple colour, and call it ACE with the years of support on it… like this
ACE 10/11/12
ACE 13/14/15 Â
I’ve very torn on this issue. On the one hand I’d like to keep all my existing badges as they are, both as a clear record of past support and because I like the year-specific tank icons that decorate them. On the other hand, I can see the problem of multiple badges eventually getting out of hand and making the badge clusters of long-term supporters look like the layered rows of medals on the full-dress uniform of a Soviet Field Marshal. And on a purely technical point, note that pilots acquire ace status after five victories, not three.
So I don’t know what a good solution would be. Here’s a question: would there be a way to make badges clickable? If so, perhaps the badges that show up in our forum posts could be limited to one clickable badge per category (Patron, TripleA Donor, etc.), suitably colour-coded and labeled and icon-decorated but not dated; clicking on any badge would take you to a person’s Summary page, where the person’s complete list of year-dated badges (with year-specific tank icons) would be displayed (as is already currently the case). Space wouldn’t be a problem there: the badges could go on for pages and pages on the Summary page, without them cluttering up the messages we post on the forums.
I suppose that the same two-part arrangement (summary badges in the posts, full badges on the Summary page) could be used even if the post badges can’t be made clickable. It wouldn’t work as well as the clickable method, but I’d be happy to go along with that option nonetheless, since I’d be less happy about having my existing badges amalgamated.