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Дата: 07.08.2018 23:34:34
Ken_McGuire, on Aug 07 2018 - 14:24, said: The old standard advice is either US or USSR MT's or HT's. The US
tanks generally offer good turrets with good gun depression,
letting you hide most of your tank behind terrain/dead tanks/rubble
piles, etc and are more comfortable in that it is easier to get
your gun on the enemy from more locations on the battlefield. The
Soviet tanks generally have more odd angles that will give you more
troll bounces from just about any angle, and so are a bit more
forgiving as you learn the game - and for when you want to push.
That said, US Heavies are not as popular as they were a few
years ago due some tanks being introduced and others being
reworked. They are still good tanks to learn in, but often there is
a "better" tank for the role they used to fill.DomoSapien: I've been recently grinding the US medium line and I
honestly wish I started this line when I started playing WoT in
2012.
The early-middle of the line has some fun tanks, M4 Sherman with the derp gun is always a good time, for example. The T20 is one of my all-time favorite tier VII's, Pershing is sort of nothing to write home about but the M46 Patton and the M48 Patton are both really solid. (or so I hear, for the m48, I've only played it on Common Test because I'm still on the m46) and they teach you how to play conservatively over ridgelines, utilizing that solid gun depression.
All in all the US Med line has some really solid all-arounders, and is pretty fun to grind through, topping off at a very comfortable and viable tier X.
The early-middle of the line has some fun tanks, M4 Sherman with the derp gun is always a good time, for example. The T20 is one of my all-time favorite tier VII's, Pershing is sort of nothing to write home about but the M46 Patton and the M48 Patton are both really solid. (or so I hear, for the m48, I've only played it on Common Test because I'm still on the m46) and they teach you how to play conservatively over ridgelines, utilizing that solid gun depression.
All in all the US Med line has some really solid all-arounders, and is pretty fun to grind through, topping off at a very comfortable and viable tier X.
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