I wanna ask one thing about bushes

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General Discussion: Bushes on Tanks (Specifically the Jumbo)

Hey guys, I know bushes are a pretty controversial topic in this game, and a lot of people really dislike seeing them used—especially when players completely cover their tanks with them. I get that, and I agree that overdoing it can be pretty ridiculous.

That said, I wanted to ask how people feel about more limited use. On my Jumbos, I run a single bush to partially cover the driver’s port. The Jumbo has a very obvious and well-known weak spot there, and the goal isn’t to hide the tank or abuse camouflage—just to add a bit of protection so people can’t instantly snap a shot into that spot every time.

For clarity, I don’t use bushes on my other tanks, and I’m not stacking a bunch of them on the front. It’s literally just one bush on the Jumbo, specifically because of that weak point.

I know some players get really upset about bushes in general, so I’m genuinely curious what you all think. Do you feel one bush in a case like this is reasonable, or should bushes just be avoided altogether? I’d appreciate hearing your thoughts—mostly just trying to understand the community perspective here

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I can’t really speak for all players but I personally don’t care if people use bushes or not. Mainly because if a player tries to use them for camo but the bush still doesn’t match the environment I can still see them. If it’s on a jumbo like you are doing/wanting to do, on the mg port I’m cool with that because I have kinda memorized where the mg port is so I can still usually take them out, lol. It’s basically only on little rats that I dislike them. Like the weasel, xm800t, fox etc.

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If it’s 2019 maybe smth should be done, but 2025 gameplay doesn’t really care

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In your example, it is a little bit pay to win as u are making ur tank harder to kill, but I don’t have that much of a problem with it. It’s also annoying for small tanks like the ASU-57 that are pretty much invisible when bushed up