How do i get good stuff like this?
(The bad one is mine.)
There isn’t a recipe to get good in War Thunder. We don’t know how the player on the first data plays, what nation, vehicles, line-ups and others. We don’t know how you do the same; that’s on you. But if you want a recommendation, don’t try to speed up—the more you forget about the grind the faster it goes.
Fill up a line-up of around five total vehicles, and make sure to try to play with all of them if you prefer to spawn again and again in a match. If you prefer to use one vehicle per match, which is more demanding but rewarding if you want to have shiny colour in your StatShark which sincerely only applies to dumb discussions in the Forum, you’ll have to master that vehicle.
Which is what I usually do (in my case: forget about the mastery part, I’m not a good player), for the most part I play a few matches with one vehicle, and depending on the results or my experience in general I keep playing or I get into another and repeat the cycle. But being honest: Don’t bother with numbers, just play the game, StatShark data won’t make your War Thunder better, if not worse if you want to go after good numbers.
20% map knowledge 20% vehicle knowledge 60% practice. In ground having a KD of near 1 takes a while and makes you an above average player (average KD is 0.75, this game is mostly a minority sealcubbing the majority in the overall statistics) and even if you become a cracked player (or just abuse OP vehicles) its unlikely to be over 2KD overall. I think I’m only on a 1.4 KD myself and I’ve played consistently for years now.
No matter what it takes a long time, don’t feel bad for not being an amazing player, enjoying yourself is the more important bit.
Honestly best way to learn is by watching what decent players do and understanding why they do what they are doing, this can be players in your matches or YouTube videos.
Id recommend at the bare basics is to learn the weak spots of common vehicles at the BRs you’re playing and to always remember that there’s more than one path to cap zones, flanking is the most powerful move you can do in most match situations