The tanks I’m going to keep – UPDATED version

Here is a list of tanks I am going to keep, and why I’ll keep them.

• Tier I: T1 Cunninngham. Because I might need a tier I tank sometime.
• Tier II: None. Because I don’t need any tier II tanks.
• Tier III: Renault UE57 and FCM 36 Pak 40. They are fun to play sometimes. The FCM is a premium used for training crews.
• Tier IV: SU-85B, Hetzer and Matilda. These are the three best tier IVs. Playing lower tiers every once in a while is fun.

Best and worst tanks by tier and type – worst tier IV tank destroyer

There are eight tier IV tank destroyers (as of patch 9.15):

• SU-85B
• Hetzer
• Marder 38T
• StuG III Ausf. B
• M8A1
• T40
• Somua SAu 40
• Alecto

It was difficult to choose the best one, as I said a while ago. If you ask almost anyone, they would call me mad or at least an idiot, because the Somua is a hated tank among a lot of people. But I did very well in that tank. My WN8 rating when I sold it was 2,038. Part of this is because I played it somewhat recently, after I had learned a lot about the game. I played only 17 battles before I sold it, but during those battles I had a win rate of almost 59% and got (at least) one Ace tanker game. Even if I should declare this as the worst tier iv tank destroyer, I can’t, Or rather: I will not.

A tank for the weekend

This is the American tank players use during the weekend.

The weekend tank

Where Wargaming got the idea for new physics

Most (?) players have flipped their tank in the game. Here is where Wargaming got the idea for the new physics…

New physics in World of tanks

Why should the game be “better” than real life…?