On Track: Centurion Action X
Дата: 04.05.2018 00:47:50
Jambijon: Hey Tankers! With the On Track for the Centurion Action X
event running I wanted to do the same thing I did with the T110E5
On Track. Of course, I’m no means a pro but I just wanted to
share my experiences and opinions about the pros and cons I found
with the line.Like always, criticism and/or advice that may help
others grinding through the line is very much appreciated! To
start, the Action X line was, to say the least, challenging but
extremely fun. On track credit discounts:Tiers I - V 50%
discount Tiers VI - X 30% discountCurrent credit prices for Tiers I
- X:Free! 1,900 20,500 55,000 190,000 630,000 945,350 1,645,000
3,515,500 4,270,000 Configuration comparison of different
loadouts. *Crew bonuses or equipment modifiers not included
on all comparisons. Tier VI Cromwell: Pros:SPEEDY Decent gun depression
A platoon of 3 is a force to be reckoned with Runs circles around
slower tanks (flanking nightmare) Good DPmCons:Armor? What armor?
(Very thin, not sloped very well) Module/Crew damage should be
expected Can’t mount Vertical Stabilizer Inaccurate gun My
Research Path:Engine Tracks Gun Turret Gun - Howitzer for fun
Engine Gun Radio The Cromwell, and it's premium counterpart
the Cromwell B, are among my favorite medium tanks.
Seriously, if you haven't had the pleasure of running 3 Cromwell's
in a platoon I highly recommend you do it and experience the power
of the wolf pack swarm. It's speed will tempt you to push far
into enemy territory so it's best to resist the urge unless
you are certain you have adequate cover and an escape
plan. Fantastic reload time and the shells are pretty cheap
too so don't be afraid to talk your "pot shots." Tier VII
Comet: Pros:Amazing gun depression
Punishable high rate of fire and with good accuracy to boot Decent
speed Did I say gun depression? (-12 degrees) Cons:Very thin armor and flat angles
Unreliable gun penetration Traverse speed is very
slow My Research Path:Engine Tracks Turret Gun (77mm)
Radio The Comet is easily becoming one my go to "lets have
some fun" tank. I'm a sucker for anything -10 degrees or less
gun depression. There's nothing worse when you barely hit a
slight incline when engaging someone and your shell sails over them
like a joke from Frasier told to a 5 year old. Tier VIII
Centurion I: Pros:Like its predecessor,
excellent gun depression Ridge line warrior Great pen on top tier
gun Good turret armor once upgradedCons:Hull armor seems
non-existent Aim time is pretty high on top gun Bad concealement
Prone to module damage Stock grind is a nightmare My Research
Path:Tracks Turret Engine Gun - (Saved up for A Barrel) Engine
Radio Coming from the Comet it is a little odd jumping into
the Centurion I. They play pretty similar but it feels like
the great things you had in the Comet (speed/gun handling) are
sluggish. However, the top tier gun feels really good.
I rarely found myself in a situation where it was logical to use
premium rounds. There's nothing ground breaking about this
tank but it is fun to play for sure and especially if you like
playing the ridge line. I recommend having an auto fire
extinguisher equipped. This thing loves fire. Tier
IX Centurion 7/1: Pros:-10 degrees of gun
depression Top tier gun is just amazing High pen HESH shells Great
turret armor Good acceleration Cons:Large body for a medium
Low concealment Shot bloom on the move or turning is very large DPM
takes a hit from the reload time Susceptible to crew/module
damage My Research Path:Gun Tracks Turret Engine Gun (105mm)
Engine Radio I generally can't stand having an extremely slow
engine when I'm grinding a new tank but I was pleasantly surprised
at the stock version of the Centurion 7/1. It's not a pain to
grind through at all in my opinion. The stock gun is
definitely "doable" though you may want to go for the B Barrel for
the extra DPM. It may have a slower top speed but it gets up hills
just fine and that's the main priority for this tank. Also,
the HESH rounds are just mean and I love them, but they are
expensive. Tier X Centurion Action
X: Pros:Great gun depression
High alpha with good accuracy Excellent turret traverse
Handles different terrain really well Heavily armored and sloped
turretCons:Giant hull with thing armor Low concealment Ammo
rack and tracks gets hit a lot Though I haven't had a lot of
time with the Action X I can say that progressing through the line
definitely prepares you for its play style. Like the tanks
before, you are going to be sticking to cover and ridge lines while
you snipe. I haven't had much positive experiences using this
tank to "brawl" up close with other mediums. That's not to
say it can't be done, I may have just not gotten the hang of
it. However, the gun is fantastic (when stationary).
The shell velocity is great and makes it pretty easy to lead your
shots on moving targets. That's it! Hope my experiences
were able to help you out in any way!Though I don't agree with
everything he says, Quickybaby has a really solid review of the
Centurion Action X:
On Track: Centurion Action X