@mattattackj1029 the only logical comment on this entire thread. whatever tank gets a well placed shot first wins irl, in game, who gives a flying fuck the tanks are fun to mess with.

lmaoo

@AtomicBoi NAFO unironically say "Ruzzian tenkz are just tractorz with potatoshooterz attached to them which to turret flip when 9mm bullet hits them, ruzzia loses 90 trillion soldiers every second in ukraine " and think they've won some kind of argument.

e+left click

@AtomicBoi I can identify a good side in a war

NAFO cope is indeed strong in this thread, they probably think there is only 1 good side in a war xd

some tips, Know Your Assets: Understand the capabilities and limitations of the forces under your command. Different units have unique strengths and weaknesses, and knowing how to deploy them effectively is crucial.

: Be prepared to adapt your strategy based on changing circumstances. The battlefield is dynamic, and flexibility is key to responding to unexpected developments.

Logistics and Support: Ensure that your forces are adequately supplied and supported. Logistics play a crucial role in sustaining military operations, so prioritize supply lines and support infrastructure.

Defensive Preparations: Prioritize the defense of key objectives and strategic positions. Establish defensive perimeters, fortify positions, and deploy assets strategically to repel enemy attacks effectively.



Command and Control: Maintain effective command and control over your forces. Ensure that orders are clear, communication is reliable, and decision-making is decentralized as appropriate.

That's the reason I play WTO mostly, as NATO gameplay is "lase shoot repeat win"

The recently added T-80B is somewhat similar, but you still have to be cautious because of weak hull armor

Cope is strong in this thread.

just look at the AAR and uncheck "exclude small caliber"