TheLovePanda

And what part of the m103 is underrated exactly? Poor armor combined with a dpm gun and mediocre mobility is not exactly a recipe for success.

I wonder who made this post? Oh, thank god he signed his name at the bottom. Mystery solved. Edit: TheLovePanda

Clearly your current playstyle is not working, so the simple solution is to try something different. Play more aggressively, less aggressively, different tank types than your usual, etc. Do you have a tank that you just can't seem to lose in? Play that one for a few battles and try to pick up what you do well when playing that tank that you can apply to your other matches. As long as you learn something from every failure, trial and error over a large number of battles will lead you to better results.

Tanks taught me a lot about the human condition

It depends on your play style, but I can guarantee you you'll see a noticeable benefit from optics almost every match. I'm not sure I could say the same for vents. Personally, I run optics on many of my heavies.

I'm really into the concept here...I think the more educational channels out there the better, and clearly you are more skilled/knowledgeable than the average player. Best of luck. Quick pros and cons list for your match: Pros: - solid initial positioning - good knowledge of bushes Cons: - lost the match - boring, campy batchat gameplay - left teammates to fend for themselves on more than one occasion - the amount of time spent sitting still in a tank that goes 65 km/h is fucking ridiculous Conclusion: High damage losses are a dim

Krapwagon buff is relieving as the stats they released before were unbelievably shitty. However, is it good enough to warrant having the lowest hit points of all T10 heavy tanks? I doubt it.

You are likely doing one of two things wrong (and perhaps both): 1. You are yoloing too often, resulting in 100 wn8 losses. 2. You are playing too passively, resulting in 100 wn8 wins and losses. You know your own gameplay better than anyone, so it should be simple for you to determine which of these happens more often. If the first, play more passively, waiting until the majority of enemy tanks are spotted before making aggressive moves and take less aggressive early positions. If the second, try being more aggressive in the early game and see if you can improve your success r

I may be speaking too soon, but I feel like this completely defeats the purpose of the overmatch mechanic. On the plus side it seems like a large buff for lightly armored tanks, who likely fall prey to the overmatch mechanic on a regular basis without realizing it.

What if they're a third gender?

Kewei seems to manage and he can't even hear when tanks fire.

what the fuck