World of Eurasian Tanks
Дата: 22.03.2012 01:08:23
badmonkey59, on Mar 20 2012 - 21:23, said: -Economic changes make the entire line almost pointless to play
after tier 4.(Why bother playing a line of tanks that cost a
fortune to repair and make little in credits and xp)GeneralDirection: The economy changes are not just affecting the American tech tree.
They are affecting all tank trees in a similar fashion.
The American tanks all the way up to tier 8 are fantastic at earning credits right now, and the reductions for most of them in 7.2 (where there are actually reductions) are -- as I said already -- not just American income reductions.
The American tanks all the way up to tier 8 are fantastic at earning credits right now, and the reductions for most of them in 7.2 (where there are actually reductions) are -- as I said already -- not just American income reductions.
badmonkey59, on Mar 20 2012 - 21:23, said: -New American Heavies are worse than the ones they replace. (The
already tier inferior T34 & T30 are replaced by tanks that no one
will want to work towards)GeneralDirection: The quality of the new American heavies being 'worse' than the
existing is very subjective. I've watched lord_farquad play
exceptionally well in the T110E5 here in the office.
badmonkey59, on Mar 20 2012 - 21:23, said: -T34 premium with all of its nerfing is now inferior to all other
tier 8 tanks and most tier 7s. (Again, why play something that is
painful to use)GeneralDirection: Inferior in what way? It still has the best gun of any tier 8 heavy
-- premium or not. It also has one of the best income potentials in
the game, matched similarly with the Lowe and KV-5.
badmonkey59, on Mar 20 2012 - 21:23, said: -With the possible exception of the T29 when fully upgrades, all US
tanks are inferior to their peers sometimes even to peers a tier or
two lower.GeneralDirection: 100% disagree. The fully upgraded T32 is very competitive for its
tier.
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