War Thunder: Cold War Tips & Tricks #2

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  • Опубликовано: 17 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 6

  • @fredning3340
    @fredning3340 2 месяца назад

    This is wonderfully informative, appreciate the video and looking forward to the next upload!

  • @SHEEPS_123
    @SHEEPS_123 2 месяца назад

    Great video, right now I'm at 7.7 USSR and I find that full up tiers can be really rough when your facing stabilizer's and darts.
    I look forward to what you make next!
    If you want some suggestions:
    You should make a video on the maps in WT and how they are fundamentally flawed, like how you can just go around the enemy team and camp a spawn, you should talk about ways that they could change the spawning of tanks or how objectives work, like different game modes.
    also, what would you think about being able to select if you want a close or long range map?

  • @josephF2P23ges
    @josephF2P23ges Месяц назад

    thanks helps remind me how to play :)

  • @duke0salt717
    @duke0salt717 Месяц назад

    there is one sabo type that sint worth using over its heatft counterpart, and thats chinese 100 mm sabo, It has insane flat armour pen but the angle pen is only 100 mms and it has problem with shattering. as sad as heat ft can be the chinese sabo is so bad i just cant use it

  • @FirstDagger
    @FirstDagger 2 месяца назад

    2:02 Should read APFSDS not APDS
    3:21 This isn't about players referring to it as such, these are real abbreviations.
    6:41 Because Gaijin made the missile first physics unrealistic in the first place in an update ... that is why missile were slamming into the ground.
    8:59 TOW is wire guided, and shouldn't be disrupted by optical disruption systems in the first place.

    • @SHEEPS_123
      @SHEEPS_123 2 месяца назад

      2:02 fair enough
      3:21 he is saying players often refer to it as HEATFS, meaning they use that abbreviation.
      6:41 fair enough
      8:51 this isn't true, early tow missiles are not fully controlled by the wire. I dint know much about it but you can look it up