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[Col_Foster]

I must admit to being a seal clubber (hides in dark corner ) , sometimes its a good stress reliever and reminds you how bad some new players are !

 

[Mjr_Eazy]

SlowJoeCrow, on 21 June 2018 - 08:55 AM, said:

I go into training rooms a lot to try to familiarise, and a have a good shufty around, trying to find places to shoot from cover, or hide in, testing gun depression, all that caper. 

The crankiness goes away after a day, and a couple of pills 

On MM, Bushka said once on one of his vids that “no one ever whinges after winning twenty battles in a row”  LoL...if  could win five in a row, I’d be a happy teddy.

What’s the most noob friendly tank in the lower tiers, then? I’m liking Cruisers, and I have a T-46, but haven’t used it so far. I’m thinking it might take skills I don’t have yet. 

Funny you should ask, here’s one we prepared earlier

http://forum.wotblitz.eu/index.php?/topic/49300-what-is-the-most-noob-proof-tank-tech-tree-or-premium/page__pid__724342__st__20#entry724342

My vote is for Valentine, and the Mighty Duck (aka AMX 40), premium AC1 Sentinel

the DW2 and kv-1 get some love too...

[SlowJoeCrow]

Tijgerhaai_XIV, on 21 June 2018 - 09:24 AM, said:

French tanks have oodles of armour at low tiers, which can help keep you alive to learn more per match, and is more forgiving should you make a mistake.

 

Thanks for that  i’ll give ‘em a bash. Liked the R35. I wasn’t planning on going up the French lines, but I reckon it might be okay. 

[Tijgerhaai_XIV]

They are nice tanks, particularly effective if WG give away a free premium with low pen. Several weeks of fighting battles against 6-7 reds that can only pen you from directly above. Not to my taste, obviously.

Word of warning though, the armour only lasts up to WWII designs. Post war, with HEAT appearing to make any armour pointless the French used tin foil instead for armour to save weight. Something of a paradigm shift.

[Mjr_Eazy]

Tijgerhaai_XIV, on 21 June 2018 - 08:25 PM, said:

Word of warning though, the armour only lasts up to WWII designs. Post war, with HEAT appearing to make any armour pointless the French used tin foil instead for armour to save weight. Something of a paradigm shift.

I thought they needed the tin foil to protect them from Russian Bias™️ and Rigging©️

[DukeA1]

keep shooting those naughty game veterans, 

delay is only to the advantage of your enemy

Edited by DukeA1, 30 June 2018 - 11:17 PM.

[Titus_Scato]

Tijgerhaai_XIV, on 21 June 2018 - 09:24 AM, said:

French tanks have oodles of armour at low tiers, which can help keep you alive to learn more per match, and is more forgiving should you make a mistake.

 

Err... how many millimeters thick is an oodle?  

[Tijgerhaai_XIV]

Titus_Scato, on 02 July 2018 - 01:38 PM, said:

 

Err... how many millimeters thick is an oodle?  

umptybillion nanometres.

 

Don't bother me with details, man. It's like, not cool.

 

[Titus_Scato]

Tijgerhaai_XIV, on 02 July 2018 - 12:46 PM, said:

umptybillion nanometres.

 

Don't bother me with details, man. It's like, not cool.

 

 

 

 

 

[BorgR3mc0]

But Wargaming gave me all these nice low tier prems. They surely did this with the intention for me to club some seals? Why else?

Anyway, the French tanks are nice to start with. As are the British in the Firefly line.