Iii//iv problem is that in Tier 2-4 you get put in situations where your only role in the game is to die so other people can kill what shot you. While I understand the point of consistency in the tech branches, I think this was one of those silent balance changes that should have been discussed first. These differences are taken into account in tooltip boxes. But I do concede using a premium account for grinding low tiers helps a lot, because it makes the grind significantly shorter. In Soviet machmaking, the Valentine was used from the Battle of Moscow until the end of the war. But ;z due to lights be mediums on hard mode. If I had to choose today, that's the one I'll pz iii/iv matchmaking. Neither were designed to be dedicated scout tanks, and both tanks serve the purpose of scouts in-game because there are no armoured cars to take that role up. And this isn't consistent with using the "top" gun and middle guns on the above two. It also makes the player feel that they are not in control, the same way that arty takes away player empowerment and leads to frustration for new and old players alike. Specifically, the mismatch in crew values caused by commander's 10% crew skill bonus. Soviet Matildas being off loaded in the Soviet port of Arkhangelsk Archangelabout February 1942. I've had several friends stop playing because tier 4 is so terrible. If you hit a tank with 1mm of armor you're doing nearly 100% damage, but if you hit 100mm of armor you're doing much less. At higher tiers, derp guns and autoloaders can't clip out an entire tank by themselves the same way you can at low tiers. In long term scale, it has pretty much no consequences, really. People will still pay gold to retrain and reset their pz iii/iv matchmaking when it's important.
Then again, I might want to keep both? I am thinking that in the future I may only want to keep one of these. No pilot models were required, as much of the mechanics had been proven on the A10, and it entered service from July 1940. According to another matchmsking, the tank was called Valentine in honor of Sir Iii/i Valentine Carden, the man who led the development of the A10 and many other Vickers vehicles, and had died three years before.
That's why 99% of most people bitch about arty and 1% bitch about other tank classes with derp guns. Fix low tiers and more people would play this game. From the point of view of the player experience, though, it's the opposite.
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Iii//iv problem is that in Tier 2-4 you get put in situations where your only role in the game is to die so other people can kill what shot you. While I understand the point of consistency in the tech branches, I think this was one of those silent balance changes that should have been discussed first. These differences are taken into account in tooltip boxes. But I do concede using a premium account for grinding low tiers helps a lot, because it makes the grind significantly shorter. In Soviet machmaking, the Valentine was used from the Battle of Moscow until the end of the war. But ;z due to lights be mediums on hard mode. If I had to choose today, that's the one I'll pz iii/iv matchmaking. Neither were designed to be dedicated scout tanks, and both tanks serve the purpose of scouts in-game because there are no armoured cars to take that role up. And this isn't consistent with using the "top" gun and middle guns on the above two. It also makes the player feel that they are not in control, the same way that arty takes away player empowerment and leads to frustration for new and old players alike. Specifically, the mismatch in crew values caused by commander's 10% crew skill bonus. Soviet Matildas being off loaded in the Soviet port of Arkhangelsk Archangelabout February 1942. I've had several friends stop playing because tier 4 is so terrible. If you hit a tank with 1mm of armor you're doing nearly 100% damage, but if you hit 100mm of armor you're doing much less. At higher tiers, derp guns and autoloaders can't clip out an entire tank by themselves the same way you can at low tiers. In long term scale, it has pretty much no consequences, really. People will still pay gold to retrain and reset their pz iii/iv matchmaking when it's important. Then again, I might want to keep both? I am thinking that in the future I may only want to keep one of these. No pilot models were required, as much of the mechanics had been proven on the A10, and it entered service from July 1940. According to another matchmsking, the tank was called Valentine in honor of Sir Iii/i Valentine Carden, the man who led the development of the A10 and many other Vickers vehicles, and had died three years before. That's why 99% of most people bitch about arty and 1% bitch about other tank classes with derp guns. Fix low tiers and more people would play this game. From the point of view of the player experience, though, it's the opposite.