Discover Battle-Conquest's two core gameplay loops: the Global Map for territory control, and BFFA, where your World of Tanks stats determine rankings in action-packed time-limited tournaments.
Battle-Conquest combines a persistent map with competitive tournaments. The Global Map is where you position yourself, move around, capture structures and grow your economy. BFFA turns your World of Tanks progression into rankings and credit rewards inside dedicated tournaments.
On your first visit, the map page asks whether you want to participate. Accepting activates your presence on the Global Map and grants you an HQ. It is your main structure and acts as the anchor for territory, defense and map progression.
Hovering the map and using the side panel shows the terrain, the structure on the tile and the useful context for the current selection. Roads and bridges also change how movement works on the map.
| Element | What matters |
|---|---|
| HQ | A player's main structure. It can be defended during a tournament, and a change of ownership can eliminate a player who no longer controls any HQ. |
| Outpost | A capturable structure that matters for territorial control and income. Defending it can also involve allies. |
| Pirate camp | A hostile neutral structure. A pirate camp can turn into an outpost if a single attacker wins with the required minimum score. |
| Road / bridge | Movement infrastructure. Roads can be built, repaired or destroyed depending on the situation, and bridges are used to cross water. |
Commanders are your mobile military units. You use them to position yourself, attack, defend and join tile tournaments. The game shows a path preview and an ETA before you confirm movement.
To attack or defend a tile, your commander must be available and physically standing on that tile.
The spy is a specialized unit. You can produce it, move it and queue an action for when it arrives. There are two main player-facing action types:
Cooldowns are shown in the interface. A spy that is unavailable or still traveling cannot execute an action.
Logistics turns territorial control into long-term economy. The Economy panel tracks owned HQs, owned outposts, active links and income, including allied destinations when you are part of an alliance.
Global Map combat goes through tournaments opened on attackable tiles. To join one, you need a commander standing on the tile and a linked Wargaming account, because the score is computed from WoT stats captured at registration and read through the coefficient grid configured for the map. Depending on the current map settings, the tournament can also require a minimum number of battles and cap the maximum number of battles effectively counted. The tournament panel summarizes these limits when they apply.
A single top attacker with the required minimum score turns the pirate camp into a captured outpost.
If the top score is tied, the pirate camp stays pirate.
If a single winner remains below the minimum score, the pirate camp stays pirate and the winning commander is destroyed.
If one or more defenders share first place, the outpost stays with its current owner and every non-first commander is destroyed.
If attackers alone are tied for first place, nobody captures it, the tile becomes pirate again, and those tied attackers survive.
A single attacker in first place above the minimum score captures the outpost; if that first place stays below the minimum score, the outpost stays with its owner.
In every outpost case, only commanders outside the first-place group are destroyed.
If one or more defenders share first place, the HQ stays with its owner and every non-first commander is destroyed.
If attackers alone are tied for first place, the HQ still stays with its owner and those tied attackers survive.
A single attacker in first place above the minimum score captures the HQ; if that first place stays below the minimum score, the HQ stays with its owner.
In every HQ case, only commanders outside the first-place group are destroyed.
If the previous owner no longer controls any HQ after that capture, they are eliminated from the map.
BFFA is built around your World of Tanks account. Before registering, you need to link your WG account from the BFFA page. As long as you are participating in at least one active tournament, changing account or region stays locked.
Each tournament card shows the useful registration info up front: mode, coefficient grid, credit pool, player limit, minimum battles, optional battle cap, rating range and tournament dates.
BFFA does not use your absolute WoT score. When you register, the game stores a starting snapshot of your stats for the selected mode. The tournament score then becomes the progression between the current state and that starting snapshot, weighted by the tournament's coefficient grid.
If a tournament defines a maximum number of counted battles, the raw progression is reweighted to that limit instead of being displayed with every battle counted at full value. In practice, the visible score, the leaderboard order and the credit estimate all use this final weighted score rather than the uncapped raw delta.
During an active tournament, you can refresh your own stats if the tournament delay allows it. BFFA also displays an estimated global refresh at the next top of the hour, together with the last successful global refresh when one exists.
The leaderboard is sorted by final score, with your own row highlighted in the tournament view. When several players share the same final score, the one who used fewer battles stays ahead, then a stable order is kept. The credit pool shown on screen can be proportional to the actual fill rate of the tournament up to the configured player limit.
BFFA can use several WoT modes, including random, ranked and bastion. Each mode can have its own coefficient grid, so two tournaments do not necessarily reward the same kind of progression.
Open the BFFA page and use the WG sign-in flow. Without a linked account, BFFA and the Global Map tournaments that rely on WG stats cannot register you.
A commander must be available and already standing on the tile. A commander that is moving, engaged, destroyed or absent from the tile cannot join the tournament.
The tournament has reached its participant limit. In that case, you need to wait for closure or move to another available tournament.
Enemy outpost attacks close every day after a cutoff time defined by the map. Once that cutoff is reached, you can no longer open or join the related attack.
The tournament can require a minimum number of battles. Until that threshold is reached, your progression can remain visible but the score does not count as a qualified ranking score.
Some tournaments define a maximum number of counted battles. Once you play beyond that cap, your raw progression can still increase, but the score shown on the leaderboard is reweighted to the configured battle limit.
There are two main reasons: the tournament is no longer active, or the minimum delay between two refreshes has not elapsed yet for your entry.