I have a player score lower than what I should have

Now I have a player score of 16540 points. In the past I played World of Tanks on the Xbox 360, and I unlocked 86 goals for a total of 1405 points. When I started World of Tanks on Xbox One, in my TV many targets are appeared, same targets of xbox 360 version.

I should have received 1405 points in my player score. My goal is only for 60 points, but in my score the game added only 40. I should have 17905 points, but I only have 16540.

:)

 

Mercenary Matchmaking

One of the reasons I quit MW3 in the first place was because I lagged so much more in a party than I did when I was solo & I hate playing solo because most of the time I'd rather play 1v6 than have 5 randoms on my team. So, I decided to try Mercenary and
I noticed something in the 20 or so pre-game lobbies I was in: in 9/10 of them, the 5 highest scores from the previous match get put on the same team.



I mean, I've been in pre-games lobbies where I was the only new player in the lobby, and when the teams were split up, the highest score on 1 team was lower than the lowest score on the other team. My frustration should be obvious -- I'm always put on the
low-scoring team. Isn't this counterproductive to the spirit of the gametype?



Is this normal? Or is my sample size just too small? (preemptive that's what she said...)

 

Do you trust game reviews?

Reviews just give a glimpse into what the game is. I am sorry but just because a game you don't like earned a high review from multiple sources, doesn't mean it wasn't earned. You just have realize your perspective versus' the perspecitve of the writer or
group. Me personally I love Duke Nukem Forever and it got a way low score and I can agree why it got a low score, but the low score doesn't mean it isn't fun to play.



Know your tastes and read in between the lines of any review. Reviews should be guideline to help narrow your choices down without wasting time. I don't have enough time though to waste on games that have rating below a 7; as in multiple different sources
average around that number. I want to play a game that I know when I pick it up it will be worth money and my time; so if I stick to games that receive 7 or higher; 90% of the time I know it was money and time well spent.



PS. I know Duke Nukem got lower than a 7, but there are games out there that I grew up with that I have to play despite the score.

 

Sorry to hear it. However, as both games are technically separate versions progress from the 360 cannot transfer to the One.

https://console.worldoftanks.com/support/xbox/kb/articles/275

 

Now my score is correct.