Level has nothing to do with performance in War Thunder.
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You are, in fact, a russian main (and dogwater).
Go grab a coffee, man, this isn’t getting us anywhere.
these guys are
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You mean playing the game mode where you have to place the white cross on the ennemy’s tank until it turns green, so you can pen it ?
Dogwater you are
you are right, maybe he just does a lot goofy stuff like me,
but his temperament is completely opposite of that.
my favorite wojak. youre right almost got my 2nd star and im outta here lol
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im having fun throwin dumb words :(
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think you mean the mode where you spawn a vbci 1500 times, banzai charge a t72, die and then cry russian bias
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“Just shoot the roof bro”
Half the time : bushes everywhere, round bounces → you’re dead
Russian MBT point of view : points the hull, clicks, Leclerc’s dead
Bushes are a whole other can of worms.
This is what Statshark says,
What is the linear Player Rating?
Player rating is calculated using weights and maximum values. The rating itself is a linear scale based on the developer’s own estimation of what the best possible statistics might be for a player playing fairly (i.e., for Air RB, not playing low-tier props). In this rating system, a player with a 20% rating is statistically twice as good as someone with a 10% rating. The rating is based on kills per spawn, win rate, and kills per death. It also has a decay system, where if a player hasn’t played enough games, their rating will be degraded.
What is the Comparative Player Rating?
The Comparative rating is based on the player’s leaderboard position during a given time period; it compares the player to everyone else playing that game mode. One issue with this rating could be the inaccuracy of the leaderboard position itself; no fix is possible for this as of now.
So the entire thread got derailed into a dick measuring contest to see who’s the smallest. Nice.
10/10
very fun mud flinging competition.
I was just about to say the same thing…
funny because both dudes don’t even play the same gamemodes.
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players dont forget to aim you dong, hitboxes get dramatically smaller. Especially russian ones
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It’s probably both. No one complains about having to aim for Panthers, Tiger IIs, or IS-2s, yet everyone melts down about how they can’t lolpen their enemies.
However I do agree that Russian tanks often do have smaller weakspots, but that doesn’t make them OP because most of the time they have tradeoffs.
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I don’t think that T-series tanks have smaller weakspots than what you find on Tiger IIs or Panthers, especially when you have to aim for them with much slower rounds and without a stabilizer.
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Ive seen Russian t90s and similar cover their whole front side with bushes making it near impossible to hit their weak spots (smart but annoying).
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guys stop comparing each other with stats (your late to the game and we are well past that).