Дата: 27.01.2022 20:44:41
kihew, on Jan 15 2022 - 22:49, said: Dear Chieftain, while this may be akin to writing a letter to
Santa, (unlikely to be read by the recipient or result in any
positive response) how about doing a series on armored
tactics. What I see in WOT random battles (the only kind I
fight), is a lot of players failing to understand the basic rules
of war (whether fighting with tanks in cyber space or on a real
world battlefield the basics are the same). Most important
rule of war is gathering and using information. WOT has the
mini-map which is an invaluable source of information regarding
enemy positions and movements. Watching the mini map is as if
not more important to watching the main battle screen. Second
is knowing the capabilities of each vehicle on the field (yours and
the enemy's). Third is knowing the terrain. Most
random battles are predictable bar type affairs with everyone
taking the same old positions and trying to out shoot the other
guy. Try to be creative, probe for weaknesses and don't be
predictable, try for surprise. Maneuver don't camp. Try
to flank the enemy rather than going head to head. Remember
that tanks are offensive weapons. Move together as an armored
fist. Be prepared to take damage and loses to win.
Watch the flanks (use the mini map!)! I'm an average
player but I've spent decades studying military history as a hobby
(which is why I started playing). So Chieftain as you are
hands down the expert in residence, how about teaching the rest of
us on how to conduct armored warfare.
The_Chieftain: Is that not roughly what I've done with the "Chieftain
Teaches" series of videos? Goodwood was always going to be, at
worst, an enabling operation for Cobra. If it achieved its own
breakout, fantastic, but if it enabled the Americans to break out,
that was good enough.People seem to think Monty came out of nowhere
just before El Alamein. He was arguably the best division commander
in the BEF in 1940 as well, and you have to admit, he did emphasise
'troop care'.