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[aquaman10991]

At first I was doubtful that this thing was as good as everyone had said. Stock was a nightmare to play with. And I started feeling that vibe that everyone telling me you needed real skill to play this line was being truthful. Then I got the gun. Wait this is actually getting really good but accuracy and reload is meh. Then I got the turret. YEET YEET POTATO SKEET get blasted fool I’m driving circles around you and pumping 400 dmg shots in your backside. The bane of tank destroyers and the pestilence bestowed upon red team. I love this thing!

 

But my real question for those of you who don’t  want to follow a thread about how great this tank is, should I buy the tracks or just grind up to the m48?

[__The_Dude_30__]

Get the tracks. It's always good to get all the top modules before you start grinding for the next tank in the line.

[ABN_Bearcat]

Gun depression, gun depression, and gun depression. This is the key to the M46 Patton.

[BorisBaddenov]

__The_Dude_30__, on 12 December 2018 - 07:38 AM, said:

Get the tracks. It's always good to get all the top modules before you start grinding for the next tank in the line.

 

Why is it always good?

[j0nn0]

BorisBaddenov, on 12 December 2018 - 09:06 AM, said:

 

Why is it always good?

 

improved soft stats such as traction or whatever, usually better module durability/hp, marginally better mobility, and almost always reduced aimtime stats.

[BorisBaddenov]

j0nn0, on 12 December 2018 - 09:11 AM, said:

 

improved soft stats such as traction or whatever, usually better module durability/hp, marginally better mobility, and almost always reduced aimtime stats.

 

I understand the benefits of modules J0nn0, duh.  That is not at all my question.   Please read what I quoted again - and then apply my question.