zulucalm
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Post by zulucalm on Oct 22, 2017 10:08:12 GMT
Whenever I watch a video on this tank, it always seems to be on a T67 friendly map like Mali, Prok, or similar. But where do I go on maps like Ensk, Himmelsdorf, Ruinberg and Pilsen?
So far I just can't get the tank to work, while I find it's big brother the Hellcat no problem so any other help and advice is welcome.
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Post by R35T NO MORE on Oct 22, 2017 12:46:24 GMT
I'd either find a heavy or two to follow and support (and hide behind if need be) or go to areas where the mobility and gun come into more use, i.e the field on Ensk, or the hill or maybe even tracks on Himmelsdorf. On Ruinberg i would go to the small town in the east and the surrounding areas and again try to use the mobility, camo and view range to my advantage. No idea regarding Pilsen, i haven't played that.
In general though, avoid corridors at all costs due to the lack or armour. You always have to play to your strengths. Look at the map on the loading screen, think about your tanks strengths, then use a process of elimination to see which strengths would be best with the map. For example, the T67 has mobility, camo, and firepower. On Ensk, the camo and mobility comes to use in the field. On Himmelsdorf, you have to focus on mobility and firepower instead etc.
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Post by horribledodge on Oct 22, 2017 16:57:03 GMT
I'd either find a heavy or two to follow and support (and hide behind if need be) or go to areas where the mobility and gun come into more use, i.e the field on Ensk, or the hill or maybe even tracks on Himmelsdorf. On Ruinberg i would go to the small town in the east and the surrounding areas and again try to use the mobility, camo and view range to my advantage. No idea regarding Pilsen, i haven't played that. In general though, avoid corridors at all costs due to the lack or armour. You always have to play to your strengths. Look at the map on the loading screen, think about your tanks strengths, then use a process of elimination to see which strengths would be best with the map. For example, the T67 has mobility, camo, and firepower. On Ensk, the camo and mobility comes to use in the field. On Himmelsdorf, you have to focus on mobility and firepower instead etc.
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Post by horribledodge on Oct 22, 2017 17:00:00 GMT
Good answer and I agree with all. I would stress the role of ‘helping out’ the heavies. Follow with some, scout around their flanks if possible. Use them for cover in corridors and Stay Alive so you can be effective in the later stages of the match
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Post by RagingxMarmoset on Oct 22, 2017 22:57:38 GMT
Pilsen has a hilly area with a few houses. You can spot most of the map and take cover when needed. It's a tough map for tanks with no armor.
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zulucalm
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Post by zulucalm on Oct 28, 2017 7:34:05 GMT
Pilsen has a hilly area with a few houses. You can spot most of the map and take cover when needed. It's a tough map for tanks with no armor. Not fond of that map. It seems very unbalanced to me with one team starting on that hilly area.
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Post by Killer D~N~A on Nov 7, 2017 7:34:59 GMT
Find what limited sniping zones id say and utilize.camo/spotting mechanics. A1 lines on himms and ensk and other long pathways that have more than 350m distance. Or you could always just go back to the garage! lolz
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Killer D~N~A
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Post by Killer D~N~A on Nov 7, 2017 7:37:04 GMT
Pilsen has a hilly area with a few houses. You can spot most of the map and take cover when needed. It's a tough map for tanks with no armor. Not fond of that map. It seems very unbalanced to me with one team starting on that hilly area. If a heavy like t29 can make it to A1 that has a sweet bowl to play in to keep hilltops at bay. I often take my lights there and can use treebush but i never have the support and get rushed.
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Post by fαи¢у уєαѕн on Nov 28, 2017 18:19:37 GMT
I'm sure I'm not saying anything that hasn't been suggested already. But a thin-skinned while nippy tank like T67 would be best hiding and cornerpeeking. Stay out of the long sidelines, love corners, and back up heavies who are being roadblocks.
If you can position so as to pounce on a group of reds all distracted by a heavy push from the other side, any thin-skin vehicle can be totally devastating. Thin-skin TDs, I tend to play as bad mediums in this scenario. It doesn't normally end well, but I'm not an "adaptable" player.
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