If you feel the game is worth it, though, and want to progress a bit faster, by all means buy some Eagles. Like many games of the genre, as you move up the ranks the cost of new aircraft, repairs and the like gets steeper so progress gets a lot slower, but if you’re not too hung up on advancing and enjoying the battles I wouldn’t worry too much about it.
You certainly don’t need to buy any Gold Eagles if you don’t want to player skill and teamwork will get you a lot further than just spending money. Gold Eagles have many uses, as outlined later in this post. Silver Lions are used to purchase regular aircraft and modifications, to repair and resupply aircraft after battles, and to buy up to two extra crew slots. The two currencies are Silver Lions, mostly earned from playing missions and battles, and Gold Eagles, mostly bought with real money. As in many free-to-play games the economy of War Thunder can be slightly confusing, with several types of currencies, rewards, items and so forth.
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