@AverroesIndustries it is

I'll make one too & mobile friendly! Even the T34

@ThatTotalRando I am aware of that. However, the long list of broken promises of things that were supposed to be on release date will forever tarnish its reputation.

@Pilotmario bro, nms is more than a "big fat lie" now.

@VladCelTroll Idk. But CS:GO is still worth it, even at full price.

It's more polished than that pile of junk Big Fat Lie (ahem, no man's sky).

The O-I is still quite competent. It's just the fact we have memories of when it was OPAF. Of course, anything "good" is trash compared to anything "OP".

Like the T18.

@Pilotmario HALF LIFE3JFNDIUCNEKDOCIDJENWNFICICUE

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@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation lol PC Master Race shall rise over the consoles, led by the Lord and Savior Gaben, who with the power of Steam Sales, shall bring us to prosperity and closer to the release of Half-Life 3.

@Pilotmario @VladCelTroll oh god you guys know so much ._. I feel like a console peasant...oh wait. I am.

Saw it. It was basically the prototype to the Tiger.

Also, I looked up the gun dispersion values of other Tier 6 tanks.

The gun dispersion of the 15cm howitzer O-I on the move and on track traverse is better than that of the Cromwell, although the howitzer aims slower and is less accurate. @VladCelTroll

I'm talking about the things that were actually made. @VladCelTroll

@PINK It was just a poorly designed tank from a layout and reliability standpoint. Compared to its counterparts of the time; the Churchill, T14, Excelsior, and the KV-1, it was pretty good, possessing the most powerful gun of the bunch. However, I would say the KV-1 was the best, since its development would be extended into the IS series. The TOG was obsolete when it was only an idea.

The main issue I have with the M1's and M6's armor is the vehicle's size.
They had to use thinner armor than they wanted to armor air.
It is like the TOG II in that regard, however, not as an extreme example.@Pilotmario

@PINK Yeah. The M6's armor was good, but the crew layout was inefficient, the silhouette large, and the machine heavy.

I meant the M6. @Pilotmario

@PINK Yeah. Also, it only had 203mm (8 inches) of turret armor, not the 279mm (12 inches) of armor in World of Tanks.

This was because the source the WoT dev team used when implementing the T29, T30, and T34 was Hunnicut, a well-regarded source on American tanks, which stated 279mm, or 12 inches, of frontal turret armor, with a gun mantle of the same thickness. They took it at face value because they didn't have the resources to actually check this.

When they actually got more resources and checked it to the actual tank, they found out it only has 8 inches, or 203mm of turret armor, covered with a gun mantle of the same thickness. However, by that time, the T29, T30, and T34 have long been made balanced tanks with the incorrect 279mm of armor, and shaving away what would be 33% of the armor would create balance issues to a tank which by now is considered "balanced".

Because of this, Wargaming now makes damn well sure that the armor values they find are the right ones.

@Pilotmario However, in real life, the armor and reliability would have been an issue . . . it is a tin can.

Oh yeah, forgot them.

And gold is spammed liberally. Still good though. I was in an E8 (didn't have a Cromwell yet) and went Fury mode onto a poor KV-85 after he thought that playing ridge lines against a tank with a full nine degrees of gun depression over you was a good idea, went full Russian and tried to P90 Rush B, and at that point learned that he was not playing CS:GO, the E8 with a gunner with deadeye deal more module damage than a KV-2, the E8 has the shoot on the move accuracy between a protagonist , and his side armor is made of reinforced ammo racks and fuel tanks. @VladCelTroll

@VladCelTroll I suppose. Some people like the M6 and others don't. It's a support heavy, like the KV-85.

Hull armor less reliable than German engineering, turrets made of trollface, and good guns. I personally favor the M6 over the KV-85 because of gun depression.

After all, my favorite tank in WoT is the Easy 8. It's a Crommie killer, because noobs in their Cromwell's go "Hurp durp, I'm the best Tier 6 medium tank, I can deal with this American tin can" only to realize that the 76mm gun on the E8 has the shoot on the move accuracy of the R8 revolver from Counter-Strike, and they have the snapshot accuracy between a KV-2 without Stalin and artillery on a bad day.

And that while the E8's armor is mostly made of Coke bottles and aluminum beer cans, its front turret and lower hull is an impenetrable alloy of freedom, democracy, cheeseburgers, obesity, consumerism, baseball, apple pie, American football, oversexualization, racist fundamentalist Southern Christian Republicans, free-loving atheistic liberals, a whole cowboy, dollar bills (that's why our defense spending is so high), Space Shuttles, AR-15s, a Colt 45, and Pittsburgh steel.

In the meantime, the Cromwell's armor is entirely made up of used Lipton tea bags and Post-It notes attached to a paper-mache frame with nothing but Scotch tape, office staples, and Elmer's glue.

So what happens is that the Cromwell gets absolutely shredded by the E8 like Hillary Clinton's emails and Donald Trump's public image, and most of the Cromwell's shots go either into the sky, the ground, or into the two parts that can take a Soviet 122mm shell fired from an IS-2 with Stalin's assistance.

T-34-85s are a different issue. They come up, dump shots into American Freedom and watch it bounce, and then the E8 comes up and dumps shots into Russian Communism and watch it bounce. The American tank crew suddenly turns into Sergeant Wardaddy from Fury, T800 Terminator from the second movie, Rambo from First Blood, Dirty Harry with a .44 Magnum, and Jason Bourne. They then charge the T-34-85.

The T-34-85 crew then turn their pants brown and ask for Stalin, but he's too busy guiding shots for KV-2s. They then realize that their driver is Dimitri Petrinko, who doesn't realize this is not CS:GO, and decides to Rush E8. This causes them to be destroyed by the hail of freedom and democracy.

Trust me, it does.

Same HP, 90mm gun with 160mm of AP, 243mm with APCR, 0.38 accuracy, 10 degrees of gun depression, 2.3 second aim time, and is quite mobile. The KV-85, although possessing 170mm of pen with AP, has 210mm of APCR, 2.8 second aim time, 3 degrees of gun depression, is a bit slower, and must live in the shadow of its former self.

Both machines have decent turret armor and terrible hull armor.

I have seen both the M6 and the T-150 serve as substitutes equally well. @VladCelTroll

@dragor I will try.

Its very much there. With its friend M6, which is one of the most popular heavy tanks due to its value in Clan Wars, as a substitute to the KV-85.

Basically, clans fight for territory in special battles. It's 7v7 for Tier 6, 10v10 for Tier 8, and 15v15 for Tier 10.

In Tier 6 CW, you will see lots of Cromwells, O-I, M6, KV-85, Hellcats, T37 light tanks, MT-25 light tanks, 59-16 light tanks, AMX-12t light tanks, M44 sky cancers, and the FV304 Bert sky cancer. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation

@Pilotmario the T1 isn't in WOT anymore?!? Its there in Blitz though

They then removed them and created the beast that was this. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation

pls make a mobile friendly one!

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