Vehicle choice

If I choose a large, heavy vehicle and it turns out to be slow, should I blame Gaijin?
Or should I reconsider what vehicles I use and how I use them?

Should I take a vehicle with a high calibre and long reload time and expect the complete opposite?

At what point do we take vehicles for what they are?

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One topic a day keeps the sanity away

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If you are illiterate.

Large, heavy vehicles are slow because they are large. And heavy.

There’s plenty of things to blame Gaijin for, but your general lack of comprehension in regards to rudimentary physics is your fault.

Just check the vehicles Power-to-weight ratio?

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Philosophy Thunder

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No blame the engineer who designed it that way.

Yes thats kind of point of having different vehicle types in the game.

Depends on what gameplay you prefer.
A big caliber doesn’t mean it does major damage.
And a small caliber doesn’t have to be weak.
Br bracket also matters offcourse.

You pick what you like, what suits your playstyles and that brings you the most fun.

Me personally, i play the maus. Is it always fun? No… not always. But does it fit my playstyle? Yes. I like slow strategic gameplay where you can make or break a match. Thats what makes it fun for me. Meanwhile my friend is racing around doing god knows what, but atleast he’s having fun in his own way.

if your new play mediums with a medium reload 6 to 13 seconds to learn they are not to slow not to weak dont have to long of a reload dont have a bad pen try the t34 sherman or the pz4s to learn but once you learn how you like to play, how ever you want