Is Patience The Best Strategy in Realistic Ground Battles? War Thunder

[@ikukmB]

First of all: Be patient near corners and closer to enemy spawn/near points, your enemies will camp and snipe you whenever they can, try to peak your camera with C behind corrners, don't go to the points on big maps like Volokolamsk, try flanking with the M18 more and try to check every corner before you move(not literally lol)

[@fakethread3812]

Grinding without premium? You are a brave man

[@Spacejoker404]

Nobody needs premium, it's way too expensive

[@roadtokali5951]

Theres also something known as the survivability onion(named as such because of the layers) the first layer is don't be seen, the second is do not be acquired(for instance, if your in a large formation that's been spotted the enemy may prioritize other targets than you) the third is don't be hit, fourth is don't be penetrated, and the last is do not be killed/knocked out. Another couple ideas that will work well for the American tank tree would be using hull down tactics and the reverse hull down tactic. As a Russian main I can't really make use of them often, but playing as any NATO tank it increases survivability and your ability to engage targets for longer durations. You should use hull down with any vehicle with -10 degrees or more gun depression. Hull down only works on maps with hills. On flat city maps a more aggressive, mobile, flanking tactic would be viable. Using binoculars in a hull down position will let you search for enemy tanks without exposing yourself, for longer engagements use the rangefinder button/key to estimate their range, allowing more precision shots further out. With the American tree long range engagements like this are only really effective with 76mm or 90mm guns and up. The 75mm is a little underpowered

[@phoenixwins]

thanks for sharing! will definitely try to implement

[@berregrieten5784]

with the APHE you can try cupola shots on tanks you struggle with

[@NDK0]

As a player who just came back to play: yes... But not in planes