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What does that even mean?
Huh?
What do you mean by ‘‘hidden’’?
Not according to my data set and experience.
I think it’s got more to do with those 5-10 level 24 T-80U-E1 players on the Russian team every match.
And when you check their stat cards, they’ve all got 35% winrates with a 0.4 K/D.
Much more than that. I wouldn’t be surprised to see next month’s Statshark indicate a winrate in the 30’s whereas they were previously in the 55% range.
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He wanted to say “Ricocheting”, but it autocorrected him.
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Thats just the same problem the US has just now Russia/USSR cant rely on its CAS crutch anymore.
Id say its the other way, usually good players with multiple trees unlocked flock to the new toys to grind and try them out and then move back to their preferred trees once the novelty wears off.
The Click-Bait did not go on sale this time, the T-80U-E1 did.
That’s why there’s an enormous discrepancy in the numbers of newbies in premium tanks per team.
That’s true, I’m just saying that the sales had a bigger impact, not that the FOTM crowd phenomenon doesn’t exist.
Russian players 1dl after dying in the BVM if they can’t spawn the Su-30/Su-34 or one of their Helis, as the rest of the tanks in their lineup are even worse.
True, that might tank winrate even harder than just the SPAA. But at least for June the USSR winrate tanked incredibly hard compared to the US despite the clickbait still having more games played
Premium/squadron vehicles for US have a much bigger share of total battles played than in RU, when compared to the TT versions of vehicles.
Doesn’t take a math genius to figure out that relict ingame currently for some unknown reason offers way more than just around 54mm (200mm more like it) protection regardless of angle and range. Your evidence is a little bad faith
Id be very interested in where you got that info from since the top played ground premiums are always the clickbait, T80U and 2S38 depending on sales and new additions with very little difference in games played. And for planes the MIG23 is the most played for 3 months in front of the F4. So saying that the US has a “much bigger” share of premium vehicles seems untrue
So just like the US but without the possibility of spawning insanely strong CAS?
Unlike Russia the US has 6 very strong 12.0 MBTs. (M1A1 HC, Click-Bait, AIM, SEP, SEP V2, and the M1A2)
@glock991
Relikt has never once offered meta protection against kinetic rounds on side profiles and never will.
Angled it offers something, but that’s not modeled on the bags, only on the front plate.
The fact your post call scientific method bad faith is enough to ignore your post’s mindset.
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Id say its very much debatable how much stronger the US lineup is compared to the Russian
Not even.
I suggest reading my sentence again.
US teams have a much bigger premium tank share than what RU does, as people play normal TT vehicles much less.
In June, BVM almost had the same amount of battles as premium 80U with 90M trailing slightly behind. When you look at the US, Click-Bait has around 3.5m battles whereas M1s sit at ~400-500k battles each. It’s obvious that US teams are consisted of more premium players.
Im pretty sure there are plenty of US mains that would disagree with you
Insanely strong CAS
Lets be honest - ru have strong cas in one (1) BR - 13.0, with su34 and su30, due to 6 FnF ATGMs.
US have planes with 6 FnF ATGMs as early as 10.3, and it goes up to the top BR.
Just because US is not the best in one (1) single BR does not mean that US is not strong with cas every else
Lets be real.
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Wouldnt be so sure…
Also pulling nation card 🤯
Atleast i play top tier. And more than u
US mains are dented.
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