Jub wrote:The beta is pretty sweet and I'm liking the payoff that will await me in the normal game if I ever cap off the American heavy line. The Maus is pretty entertaining too if just for the feeling you get when bearing down on just about anything.
The Maus is really fun, it's just that angling it properly and making the most of cover is a very tricky skill. Not many people, even in clan wars know how to do it well, but it's amazing when it works.
AniThyng wrote:Haha finally had a match where a Marder called me a transsexual for daring to get ten kills all while hiding in a su85b
Niiiice. The best I've gotten out of someone is a guy in an IS-6 calling me a nerd for trashing him and an M103 face-on in a T-54.
Aaron MkII wrote:So as someone who hasn't played but is interested, how much grinding am I going to have to do before I start getting competitive light tanks? Or is it just going to be a constant rape fest?
I'm specifically interested in playing Soviet light tanks.
I don't think any of the line through to the T-50-2 is uncompetitive. The T-_6 tanks are fast which is a huge help for the sort of jittery brawling you see at low tiers and mount good guns, and the T-50 is already a very capable scout. It's not going to be ganking much, but ganking things in a -2 is little more than a rarity as well. If you want to be scouting, the T-50 and T-50-2 are pretty much your best bets and are both very solid at the job. The T-46 isn't as much a scout as a very fast combat tank and the players aren't great enough to really make scouting fruitful. Getting in a T-50 isn't hard at all though.