Who asked for High Explosive shell Rework? Compensation

Draschel: Position =  or  =/= Skill > Tank > tanks individual gear > RNG (rolls,crits,sigma,Etc) The first one is confusing, as I am not sure which is more powerful. The two seem to feed off one another. Obviously, great players in bad tanks, still do quite well. And bad players in great tanks do well. Great players in poor position, tend to do poorly but know where to penetrate people, dealing damage at least before death. Bad players in good position, do well but can struggle penetrating people, but they spot lots, are hard to pen, Etc so they can afford to bounce their shots. However, bad players don't tend to know how to put themselves in useful position, whereas great ones do it all the time. The biggest problem. Position is the best way to influence your gameplay, not the easiest but the best. A great tank, is the easiest way. A person, any person can pay cash for a 260, 279E, Chieftain and outfit it with great items, and do reasonably well even if they aren't accustomed to playing well in random battle. Lower on the totem pole, they can play a powerful tank itself, with loaded BIS to rank up their performance, especially against lower tiers. Where they may do 1,500 in IS7/Super Conqueror, they all of a sudden do 2,000-2,500 in the reward vehicles. But because they don't know of position, or are often stumped and slowed down by better players more common in high tier who use good position, they don't unlock the potential of these reward tanks by getting 4-5K per game.  Why the tangent? Whats all this mean? Well, you keep going on about position being an overstatement, won't matter in corridors. It always matters.  A boxers best weapons, aren't the joules of force in their fists, or size of their biceps, or a durable chin. A boxers best weapons are position and stance, to strike while doing their best not to be struck.A chess player, must know position. It is all about position. Even the lowly pawn, works great in great position. But the high queen, sucks and gets taken easily, when out of position.