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? | German careful engineering made the German vehicles the most accurate around. Use these tanks' accuracy to the fullest and you will master the battlefield. The famous 88mm L/71 gun is available on many of the tanks including the Tiger and the Panther and boasts the best overall performance. German self-propelled guns may not have as much firepower as the counterparts but are not matched in accuracy and maneuverability. German light scout tanks are the most maneuverable making it much easier to zig-zag to avoid gun fire while trying to penetrate the enemy lines. Medium tanks tend to be larger targets then the counterparts but if you keep that in mind and stay at a distance from your enemies then the German guns will make short work of them. If you think you see a large building moving on the battlefield its probably a German Heavy. The thick armor allows the German Heavy tank to safely tread over everything on the battlefield as it creeps towards the enemy base. German tank destroyers | + | German careful engineering made the German vehicles the most accurate around. Use these tanks' accuracy to the fullest and you will master the battlefield. The famous 88mm L/71 gun is available on many of the tanks including the Tiger and the Panther and boasts the best overall performance. German self-propelled guns may not have as much firepower as the counterparts but are not matched in accuracy and maneuverability. German light scout tanks are the most maneuverable making it much easier to zig-zag to avoid gun fire while trying to penetrate the enemy lines. Medium tanks tend to be larger targets then the counterparts but if you keep that in mind and stay at a distance from your enemies then the German guns will make short work of them. If you think you see a large building moving on the battlefield its probably a German Heavy. The thick armor allows the German Heavy tank to safely tread over everything on the battlefield as it creeps towards the enemy base. German tank destroyers are fairly big and thus hard to hide but have the thickest armors in the game to make up for that and and can destroy tanks tiers above its own across the field. | |
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German careful engineering made the German vehicles the most accurate around. Use these tanks' accuracy to the fullest and you will master the battlefield. The famous 88mm L/71 gun is available on many of the tanks including the Tiger and the Panther and boasts the best overall performance. German self-propelled guns may not have as much firepower as the counterparts but are not matched in accuracy and maneuverability. German light scout tanks are the most maneuverable making it much easier to zig-zag to avoid gun fire while trying to penetrate the enemy lines. Medium tanks tend to be larger targets then the counterparts but if you keep that in mind and stay at a distance from your enemies then the German guns will make short work of them. If you think you see a large building moving on the battlefield its probably a German Heavy. The thick armor allows the German Heavy tank to safely tread over everything on the battlefield as it creeps towards the enemy base. German tank destroyers are fairly big and thus hard to hide but have the thickest armors in the game to make up for that and and can destroy tanks tiers above its own across the field.
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