The map has 5 pillboxes. As soon as attackers capture at least one sector within the 2nd defensive front they can embark on their primary mission and destroy Pillboxes: long-range guns, each with their own HP pool. Pillboxes are protected by armored hoods and virtually impenetrable from head-on. Aim at their rear, where there is significantly thinner armor. The attacking team win as soon as they destroy 3 pillboxes.
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There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
An area on the map where the attacking team can gain control over a particular front. Standard base capture mechanics apply: once the attacking vehicles enter the circle, the front begins being captured. When the attackers capture a base, they take control of the entire zone, and the next zone (vertically) becomes available for capture.
Captured zone
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An area on the map where the attacking team can gain control over a particular front. Standard base capture mechanics apply: once the attacking vehicles enter the circle, the front begins being captured. When the attackers capture a base, they take control of the entire zone, and the next zone (vertically) becomes available for capture.
Captured zone Uncaptured zone
The map has 5 pillboxes. As soon as attackers capture at least one sector within the 2nd defensive front they can embark on their primary mission and destroy Pillboxes: long-range guns, each with their own HP pool. Pillboxes are protected by armored hoods and virtually impenetrable from head-on. Aim at their rear, where there is significantly thinner armor. The attacking team win as soon as they destroy 3 pillboxes.
Active Destroyed Active Destroyed
The map has 5 pillboxes. As soon as attackers capture at least one sector within the 2nd defensive front they can embark on their primary mission and destroy Pillboxes: long-range guns, each with their own HP pool. Pillboxes are protected by armored hoods and virtually impenetrable from head-on. Aim at their rear, where there is significantly thinner armor. The attacking team win as soon as they destroy 3 pillboxes.
Active Destroyed Active Destroyed
The map has 5 pillboxes. As soon as attackers capture at least one sector within the 2nd defensive front they can embark on their primary mission and destroy Pillboxes: long-range guns, each with their own HP pool. Pillboxes are protected by armored hoods and virtually impenetrable from head-on. Aim at their rear, where there is significantly thinner armor. The attacking team win as soon as they destroy 3 pillboxes.
Active Destroyed Active Destroyed
The map has 5 pillboxes. As soon as attackers capture at least one sector within the 2nd defensive front they can embark on their primary mission and destroy Pillboxes: long-range guns, each with their own HP pool. Pillboxes are protected by armored hoods and virtually impenetrable from head-on. Aim at their rear, where there is significantly thinner armor. The attacking team win as soon as they destroy 3 pillboxes.
Active Destroyed Active Destroyed
There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
An area on the map where the attacking team can gain control over a particular front. Standard base capture mechanics apply: once the attacking vehicles enter the circle, the front begins being captured. When the attackers capture a base, they take control of the entire zone, and the next zone (vertically) becomes available for capture.
Captured zone Uncaptured zone
There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
An area on the map where the attacking team can gain control over a particular front. Standard base capture mechanics apply: once the attacking vehicles enter the circle, the front begins being captured. When the attackers capture a base, they take control of the entire zone, and the next zone (vertically) becomes available for capture.
Captured zone Uncaptured zone
There are special spots scattered across the active combat area where you can restore HP, repair modules, replenish ammo and consumables.
Repair and Resupply Zones have a cooldown time. Once you have repaired your vehicle to 100%, you must wait 120 seconds before you can use it again. If you are hit while in a Repair or Resupply zone, you must wait an additional 5 minutes to stock up on rounds and finish repairing the vehicle.
An area on the map where the attacking team can gain control over a particular front. Standard base capture mechanics apply: once the attacking vehicles enter the circle, the front begins being captured. When the attackers capture a base, they take control of the entire zone, and the next zone (vertically) becomes available for capture.
Captured zone Uncaptured zone
An area on the map where the attacking team can gain control over a particular front. Standard base capture mechanics apply: once the attacking vehicles enter the circle, the front begins being captured. When the attackers capture a base, they take control of the entire zone, and the next zone (vertically) becomes available for capture.
Captured zone Uncaptured zone
Each of the zones in the first and second lines has a base. When the attackers capture a base, they take control of the entire zone, and the next zone (vertically) becomes available for capture.
E.g. after capturing a base in zone A, the attacking team is able to capture zone D.
If at least one zone of the second line is captured, the third line becomes available and the attackers can attempt to destroy the main objectives (pillboxes).
If the attacking team starts capturing a base, it is performed according to the standard rules, however with minor additions:
- Base capture points will be reset only after destroying an enemy vehicle that is capturing the base.
- Causing damage to a vehicle or damaging a vehicle's modules blocks base capture of this enemy vehicle for a 5 seconds.
- The more bases on the first defense line that are captured, fewer points will be required for capturing bases on the second defense line. If the attackers capture one base on the first line, they will have to earn 450 points to capture a base on the second line; two captured bases on the first line reduce the number of required capture points of the second line to 250; all captured bases on the first line reduce the number of required capture points of the second line to 150.
- Captured zones cannot be retrieved.
In case of losing a zone, the defenders need to leave it within 1 minute, after which an air strike is called in at this zone causing significant damage to all defending vehicles there.
Respectively, if attacking vehicles get to a zone at the second defense line, while the previous zone has not yet been captured, the vehicles will receive significant damage from an air strike in a metter of seconds.
Once attackers capture at least one zone at the second line, they can destroy the main objectives.
The main objectives are five large pillboxes with coaxial high-caliber guns:
- Each objective has 3,200 hit points
- Front armor / turret: Cannot be penetrated or damaged when firing HE shells
- Side armor: 165 mm
- Rear armor: 90 mm
- Vulnerable spots: 70 mm (hatches) and 25 mm (vent holes)
The basic battle duration in the Frontline mode is 12 minutes. This time can be extended through effective actions of the attacking team.
- Each of the captured zones (A, B, C) adds 2 minutes to the battle timer.
- Each of the captured zones (D, E, F) adds 2 minutes to the battle timer. 4 minutes are added for capturing the last zone.
Overtime
- If the battle time elapses and at least one player of the attacking team remains in the base circle, overtime triggers.
- The maximum overtime duration is 90 seconds. There is only one period of overtime, after which the defenders will be deemed victorious.
Overtime ends if none of the attackers is capturing a base.
Description of Other Game Mechanics
Respawns, Resupply Points, as well as Combat Reserves (that can help win even in a desperate situation) will be available in the Frontline mode.
Respawn Mechanics
- At the beginning of each battle, each player has one respawn.
- Every 5 minutes one more respawn will be added, but you cannot accumulate more than 2.
- The total number of respawns is not limited.
Players will not be able to respawn in zones where 12 other allies are already fighting. In one zone there can be a maximum of 1 SPG, and if it is already there, then you will not be able to respawn an SPG in this zone.
When the player's vehicle is destroyed and there are respawns available, the player will be transferred to the respawn screen, where they can select an appropriate vehicle and a point for spawning within zones controlled by the player's team.
We introduced another feature because of the large map size: it allows changing a lane in battle. For example, this feature can be useful when you have destroyed the enemy on a flank and captured the last zone, and now you need to go to another flank quickly to support your allies. When pressing J, the vehicle selection panel will be displayed. This allows you to choose another vehicle and respawn in another flank. In this case, the first vehicle will be self-destroyed after a shot countdown, but sometimes such actions may lead to a victory.
Combat Reserves
There will be six Combat Reserves available in the Frontline mode that can be used in battle.
Each vehicle type has a certain number of slots for Combat Reserves:
- One slot for medium/heavy tanks
- Two slots for tank destroyers
- Three slots for light tanks and SPGs.
Such distribution will help each vehicle type influence the current battle situation: for example, in addition to scouting, light tanks will coordinate their actions with the team by using a large number of Combat Reserves.
Combat Reserves should be selected in the Garage before entering a battle.
The Combat Reserve slots are displayed to the left of the standard consumables.
Each Combat Reserve has 5 levels. They can be upgraded using the Supply Points received for earning tiers that will be described below.
Upgrade the Combat Reserves, they may really help in battles.
How Combat Reserves work (effectiveness values are specified for the maximum level (5)):
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Smoke ScreenResupply Point
In addition to a base, every zone has a Resupply Point. Resupply Points replenish shells and restore vehicle durability, damaged vehicle modules, and injured crew members.
- If a player's vehicle receives damage during repair, the process is paused for 5 minutes.
- Once a vehicle is fully repaired, the Resupply Point becomes unavailable for 3 minutes.
At the end of the battle, players will be charged the full cost of the restored durability, but no more than 100% of the vehicle’s durability.
Examples:
- A player repairs a vehicle three times, 20% of full vehicle durability each: they will pay for 60% of repair
- A player repairs a vehicle three times, 40% of full vehicle durability each: they will pay for 100% of repair, instead of 120%. It works even if the vehicle has been destroyed in the meantime.
- Thus, repair over the vehicle's full durability is free of charge.
The total cost of replenished shells will be charged.
In this case, if the number of spent shells exceeds the ammo rack capacity, the cost will be deducted from the credits earned in battle.
Consumables work similarly to Random Battles: they will be deducted if used at least once, irrespective of the total number of uses.
Tank Rental
To play Frontline, you just need to have at least one Tier VIII Vehicle.
However, for a more enjoyable game experience, it’s desirable to have three vehicles or more, since after being destroyed, the tank is unable to respawn for a few minutes. To quickly get back into battle, simply pick another eligible vehicle and roll out!
If there are not enough suitable vehicles in your Garage, or you don’t have any Tier VIII tanks at all, you can rent vehicles. Rental tanks will be available for one Episode or for all remaining Episodes at once.
All rental tanks are replicas of existing vehicles, with the same characteristics and properties.
Three vehicles will be available for rent each Episode. A total of 11 rental vehicles will be available.
As a base vehicle for rent, a replica of the researchable Soviet medium T-44 is available. This tank will be available throughout all Episodes and will not be replaced by any other vehicle.
The remaining ten vehicles will be replicas of existing Premium tanks.
Two rental vehicles will be available in each Episode, and after the fifth Episode, all the rental pairs will be available again.
| Episode 1 EPISODE 6 |
Episode 2 EPISODE 7 |
Episode 3 EPISODE 8 |
Episode 4 EPISODE 9 |
Episode 5 EPISODE 10 |
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| Base Vehicle | T-44 FL | ||||
| Heavy Premium Tank | T34 FL | 112 FL | Löwe FL | AMX M4 49 FL | IS-6 FL |
| Medium Premium Tank | Panzer 58 FL | FV4202 FL | T-54 first prototype FL | T26E4 SuperPershing FL | M4A1 Revalorisé FL |
Rental tanks are offered with “virtual” slots and they will remain on your account until you remove them manually.
Rental tanks are available even if you already have the original version of the vehicle. So, you may have, for example, two identical tanks on your account – the T-44 and the T-44 FL.
It’s impossible to rent the same vehicle twice. For example, there can be only one T34 FL per account.
There are no restrictions on the total number of vehicles, so, there can be up to 11 rental tanks on your account.
There are 4 types of rental leases:
- Leasing for one Episode, if you rent a vehicle for the first time. In this case, the tank is available with the Crew.
- Renewal for one episode, if you have already rented the vehicle and the lease has expired. In this case, the vehicle remains in your Garage and the lease can be extended, it will cost less than its initial rental. This can be done even if this tank is not available for rental in this Episode.
- For all remaining Episodes. In this case, the tank will be available for all Episodes, and the unit price in terms of a week will be the most profitable. The price decreases with each Episode*.
- Weekend offer.Two days before the end of the Episode (Saturday and Sunday), in the case of a first lease, the tank is available for rent for the remaining two days, plus the entire next Episode. So, the rental period can be 8 or 9 days.
*This option is not available from Episode 6 for the T-44 FL and from Episode 8 for all other vehicles.
This offer will be great for those of you who prefer to play a lot on weekends.
| Leasing for a Week: | Renewal for a Week: | Leasing for the entire 2019 season* | |
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| T-44 | 240,000 Credits | 120,000 Credits | 1,500 Gold |
| Heavy Premium Tank | 800 Gold | 600 Gold | 4,000 Gold |
| Medium Premium Tank | 500 Gold | 400 Gold | 2,500 Gold |
*Cost at the start of the Season. With each Episode, the cost decreases by 10%. For example, in Episode 6, the cost of renting a heavy tank will be 2000 Gold.
The T-44 is credited with 75% Crew in the case of a weekly rental and with 100% crew in the case of rental for the entire 2019 Season.
Premium vehicles are credited with a free 100% Crew.
If necessary, you can move an established or veteran Crew to the rental vehicle.
The Expiration of the Weekly Rental
After the expiration of the weekly rental period, the tank will remain in your Garage but becomes unavailable for battle.
You can remove a rental tank from your Garage or extend its rent. To do this, right-click on the tank and select the appropriate item from the menu. You can do it also in Depot (right-click on the tank and select the appropriate item).
It’s possible to extend the lease of a tank even if it's not available for rental during the current Episode.
So, by the Episode 5 you can have all 11 rental vehicles on your account.
Discounts on Original Versions of Rental Tanks
All the Gold spent on rent will be accumulated in a special fund that can be used to get a discount on the purchase of the original version of any of the leased tanks.
It doesn't matter what tanks and for how long you've rented them, all the Gold will be in the fund.
The size of the discount depends on the following factors:
- How much Gold has been accumulated in the fund
- The cost of the original version of the tank
The discount will be calculated depending on how much Gold you spent on rent. The more Gold you spend, the greater the discount you get. The discount will only be in Gold.
Gold not used to get a discount remains in the fund and may be accumulated further to receive other discounts.
In case, the Gold of the fund was not used to get a discount, after the end of the Season it will be lost.
*If you want to buy the original variant of the Pz. 58 FL, the Pz. 58 Mutz will be credited to your account.
Economy
Five simple yet important aspects: the way of earning experience/credits and the way of calculating the cost of repair and shells.
- Players pay once per destroyed vehicle, irrespective of how many times it was destroyed during a battle. The repair cost will be deducted only once.
- Players will only pay for consumables and shells that they have used in battle. The main cost is charged only for replenishing shells and consumables when a vehicle is destroyed.
- Credits are earned according to similar formulas, by analogy with Random Battles. There is a minor difference: considering the long battle duration and the possibility of using a considerable number of vehicles, we introduced adjusting coefficients to prevent players from losing Credits. The mode is interesting and we want players to focus only on the gameplay.
- Experience is earned by analogy with Random Battles, plus additional coefficients for the achieved ranks. Experience is distributed among all vehicles that participate in a battle depending on the performance on each vehicle.
- Personal Reserves, Battle Payments reserve, Premium vehicles: all these bonuses are applicable in the Frontline mode.
If you leave a battle before it is over: profitability adjustment will be canceled and the cost of all repairs will be charged in full. Players who leave a battle will be given the chance to return to the battle within 5 minutes of quitting. In this case, the profitability reset will not apply.
Disabled Friendly Fire
We’ve gathered and carefully reviewed your feedback on disabling friendly fire, after the start of Frontline last year. It clearly demonstrated that you liked our suggestion and its impact on the gameplay. Thus, in the 2019 Season, friendly fire remain disabled in Frontline.
Awards for Effectiveness in Battle
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General of the Army |
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Small Army |
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As an attacker, earn a total of 100 base capture points or destroy an enemy main objective. |
As a defender, cause 1,800 damage to vehicles in zone bases or within 150 m of the main objectives. |
Be the top player with the highest XP at the end of the battle from both teams and also receive General rank. |
Awarded to players who caused and assisted the highest amount of damage during a battle (at least 10,000). |
Awarded to a platoon that destroyed at least 20 enemy vehicles in one battle. Each platoon participant receives this title. |
Updated Progression in Frontline
This time, Frontline is not a short-term event, but a full-fledged game Season, consisting of 10 Episodes, which will last throughout 2019.
Good performance in Frontline will bring you heaps of rewards: Credits, Consumables, Directives, Personal Reserves, Badges and Medals, as well as Bonds and Gold.
The most active and skillful players will be rewarded with reward tanks, including a unique Tier IX secret vehicle.
Episodes of the 2019 Season
Frontline will be available for one calendar week of each calendar month, from February to November 2019. The weeks where Frontline will be available will be known as “Episodes” and between Episodes, Frontline will be unavailable. So, in the 2019 Season, there will be 10 Episodes and each will last one week.
Dates of Episodes will be announced gradually during the Season. You can see the schedule of the current Episode and the next one, which will allow you to plan your activities in advance.
Frontline Experience and Your Progression in Battle
In Frontline, there is a Rank system. There are six Ranks, from Private to General. Increasing your Rank depends on how much experience you earn in battle, which stems from the effectiveness of your combat actions. Your main tasks are to seize / retain zones and destroy main objectives. It’s considered the total experience earned by you from all tanks that participated in battle. The more experience you earn, the higher Rank you receive.
Ranks are updated right during the battle, so you can easily track your progress.
Depending on the Rank received, you get a multiplier to your experience.
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The experience multiplier is applied after the battle to the total net experience of all tanks in which you rolled into battle.
Frontline Tiers
You earn Ranks (from Private to General) during the battle, but at the end of the battle, depending on the Rank you received, you will be credited with the Frontline Experience. Frontline Experience is used to increase your Frontline Tier and your progress in the 2019 Season.
Prestige Mechanic
Having reached Frontline Tier 30, you have the opportunity to use a special Prestige mechanic.
When using this mechanic, you reset your Frontline Tier and Combat Reserve Levels, getting the opportunity to go from Tier 1 to 30 in Frontline again, earning the same rewards in a new cycle.
Prestige Levels and Progress in the 2019 Season
Using the Prestige mechanics, you not only reset your Frontline Tier, but also increase your Prestige Level.
There are a total of ten (10) Prestige Levels. Achieving each Prestige Level brings you rewards, including Bonds, Gold, Medals, and Badges.
Access to the Prestige Levels opens gradually, along with Episodes.
You have the opportunity to get ahead of the progress by +2 Prestige Levels from the current Episode.
For example, in the first Episode, you can reach the third Prestige Level, in the second Episode — the fourth Prestige Level, and so on.
So, already in Episode 8, the most active and skillful players will be able to reach Prestige Level X.
On the contrary, there is no strict time frame regarding missed Prestige Levels. For example, if you start playing for the first time in Episode 5, you can catch up with the Prestige progression and reach all of the missed Prestige Levels (from I to V) any time you want, starting with the first Prestige Level.
Such a mechanic will allow you to plan your activity throughout the entire Season. For example, you can catch up with the Prestige progression and skip one or even two Episodes of Frontline to go on an adventure or vacation.
It’s also important to note that the progress of Frontline Tier within one Prestige Level is not reset. For example, if in the first Episode you ended up on Frontline Tier 25, then in the second Episode you’ll start from the same point.
In addition to basic rewards, each Prestige Level brings you Prestige Points, which can be exchanged for reward tanks.
Prestige level and reward vehicles
Exchange Prestige Points for reward tanks
You can exchange Prestige Points accumulated for reaching Prestige Levels for reward tanks. In total there are four (4) reward vehicles.
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- Sweden VIII Emil 1951: This is a Frontline-exclusive vehicle, a unique heavy tank with an autoloader, which is brand-new and exclusive to Frontline.
- A secret Tier IX tank: Its name, class, nation, and characteristics are top secret and will be published later during the season. It can only be obtained when you accumulate the required number of Prestige Points and when reaching Prestige Level X.
Detailed information regarding the characteristics of the Emil 1951 and the secret tank will be announced during the Season, in one of the Episodes.
Each tank has its own value. The further you progress along the progression, the more alluring a tank you can get.
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| STA-2 | 6 | Prestige Level IV |
| WZ-111 | 10 | Prestige Level VI |
| Emil 1951 | 12 | Prestige Level VII |
| Secret Tier IX | 15 | Prestige Level X |
If you already have the STA-2 or WZ-111 on your account, you will not be able to exchange Prestige Points for them.
After the end of the Season, the Prestige Points remaining after the exchange for tanks can be exchanged for a small amount of Bonds and Gold. The exchange will only be available if it’s impossible to get any of the reward tanks.
NOTE: Choose wisely, the Prestige Points you will earn can only afford you a maximum of two vehicles!
Combat Reserve Points and Combat Reserve Upgrades
In addition to the rewards for each achieved tier, players will receive special Combat Reserve Points required for upgrading Combat Reserves.
Unlike the automatic tier progression, players will need to unlock and upgrade Combat Reserves themselves.
Performance in the mode
In the new Season, the map will be optimized to ensure stable performance. You will see a noticeable increase of FPS on a PC of almost any configuration. However, Frontline will still require more system resources than regular Random Battles. This is due to several key factors that are specifically related to Frontline, including the large map size, large number of objects and vehicles on it, as well as activation of Combat Reserves.
Thus, FPS drops and texture-related issues can be expected in some cases.
