Tankopedia Updates

churchill50, on Jul 27 2018 - 02:59, said: Coming up with a list of my top 10 tanks is rather difficult. The tanks I like the most tends to change with time. However, these tanks (in no particular order of preference) are the most enduring: T49, with either gun. The 90mm if I want a very nice, easy to play light tank. 152mm gun if I want some gits and shiggles. M46 Patton. Great all rounder, and amazingly comfortable AMX 30 1er. Same as the M46 Patton, but it gives up some of the comfort for additional mobility. AMX M4 51. A newer tank, but a definite favorite so far. Great mobility, great frontal armor, and an amazing gun make for a tank made to play aggressively. E75. Solid, easy to play, consistent, and a great holding tank. Something I like to play if I want a brick that can take the punishment, hold, or push at will. T-54. One of the best tanks at tier 9 in my opinion, and one of the best tanks for carrying pubs. The combination of mobility, armor, DPM, and vision control make for a tank that can get away with retardedly aggressive plays that most other tanks would die attempting. T-10. A great heavium tank, that makes for an insanely good medium-tank bully. The mobility and amazing gun work well together. M48 Patton. The ultimate definition of a comfortable tank, and one of the best pubbing tanks around. A jack of all trades, that lacks for nothing but top speed and some camo. Progetto 46. Another newer tank, but one that has rapidly become my favorite credit grinder in the game. It's powerful, but it also provides the challenge of getting the maximum potential out of the gun. T20. Gotta give this thing a shoutout, since it was my first 3-marked tank, and is still my favorite tier 7. I rarely play it anymore, but I always enjoy it when I do. It will always have a place in my garage.   I also have to give a shoutout to 2 tanks whose past iterations would've made the list. The old AMX 30 1er. While the new version is good, the old was also a great tank. The gun felt so precise, between the pen, shell velocity, and accuracy. It made for a tank that felt very consistent. The old SP I C. A hidden jewel of a tank. A great scout due to the great camo and view range, and a decent damage dealer as well due to the good pen and quirky autoloader. At the same time, it was not an easy tank to play, and it was definitely odd. However, when played correctly, it was amazing. I believe my highest damage tier 7 game is in the SP I C, at 4.6k, in a tier 9 game on Mines. It's sad that those two tanks are no more (at least in that form).


8_Hussars, on Jul 27 2018 - 04:58, said: You will see a common theme...   Derp-49 for 152mm therapy, all others are Heretics.  Who wouldn't like a KV-2 that goes 60? T-100 LT, the scout of scouts. ELC Even 90. Wally to the Bally Leopard PTA, one of the better paper meds that I can make work.  IS-3, it really does not get any better with the Russian Bias bonus. T71-CMCD, a left over no one likes but I think its better than the DA. LTG, "I will weep for you, little one so that others might know your plight" @WanderJar AMX 30 1er. One of my oldest meds, not keen on the recent changes but it still works. Progetto 46. The challenge of getting the maximum potential out of the gun is rewarding. VK 28.01 one of my first "Proscouts".  It's a shadow of itself without the derp but still workable.