Kabam or r2games?

[Omniscient2]

Which is a better host to start on? Is the reward program in kabam make it worth playing there than R2games? Do both hosts provide the same up to date patches/events or is one behind the other in terms of content? Thank you.

[EsmeWeatherwax]

I have no idea about the reward program on Kabam. So I'll leave that for someone else to answer.

Do both hosts provide the same up to date patches/events or is one behind the other in terms of content? Thank you.

Kabam is a sub-contractor of R2 Games when it comes to Wartune. Both versions have the same patch, same events and same customer support. They are updated with new content at the same time, and they meet one another in cross-server events as well.

[Arlad]

iirc r2games has no rewards program, and kabam rewards can only be used on kabam's own games so you cant use it on wartune.

so, if you are playing wartune, it wont make much difference.

[Omniscient2]

iirc r2games has no rewards program, and kabam rewards can only be used on kabam's own games so you cant use it on wartune.

so, if you are playing wartune, it wont make much difference.

Ah I see so the reward program has no effect playing there then. Might as well stick to r2games then for the free offer page they have. Since Kabam doesn't have any. Thank you for the clarification.

[SlowPlay]

Kong master race.

[WolfBoyLogan]

If you play on kabam servers you do not pay vat 20-27% on recharge

[R2sucksbad]

Anyone starting a new account should play on kong for the recharge bonus.

[Arlad]

i dont think he's planning to recharge tho, looking at his posts about kabam rewards and the free offers.

[Brutal_Hobo]

If you play on kabam servers you do not pay vat 20-27% on recharge

didnt pay attention to any of the vat stuff since im not in europe

but i think its based on your ip not provider
also you can get around it with a common vpn on any provider

[daunapu]

didnt pay attention to any of the vat stuff since im not in europe

but i think its based on your ip not provider
also you can get around it with a common vpn on any provider

Sounds illogical, but looks like Kabam does not charge VAT, making it a simple choice where to-be-cashers will start.

Using VPN is something that should sort this issue, but depends how much the company are willing to dig into getting your details when you pay (ie, bank details of your card can be used as proof of residence as well). Also there are indications some countries want to make VPN services illegal, Russia fe, some might follow, who knows.