Yesterday, according to WOT Express, the first test of the revised matchmaking took place on the EU1 server. Notably, matches appeared to be more mirrored. However, based on the limited number of battles observed, it remains unclear whether the ±1 matchmaking spread has become more common.
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Lišák v.2 (Czechoslovakia, Tier-9, HT, promotional)
General:

• Hit Points: 1,900 hp
• Engine Power: 660 hp
• Top Speed (Forward/Reverse): 32/12 km/h
• Hull Armor: 250/100/70 mm
• Turret Armor: 250/130/100 mm
• Gun Depression/Elevation Angles: -8/20 deg

Continue reading “WoT RU: New Battle Pass Vehicles – Lišák v.2 & Bofors Pagod TK105” →

M47 Romach (United Nations, Tier-8, MT, techtree)
During a series of local conflicts, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) consistently expanded their arsenal with captured equipment. One such trophy was the American M47 tanks seized from the Jordanian army. These tanks were not used by the IDF, but various modernization options were considered by Israeli military officials.

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Vz. 60S (Czechoslovakia, Tier-10, HT, premium) was released on Thursday, March 6, for the WoT Supertest. The tank’s premium status is most likely temporary.
Average damage: 450/450/540
Average armor penetration (mm): 258/315/61
Rate of fire (rounds/min): 5.44
Loading of the gun (sec): 11.03

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New Vehicles:

• Prototipo 6 (Italy, Tier-8, MT, premium, autoreloader with a 3-shell magazine)
• Object 168G (USSR, Tier-8, MT, premium).
• Lätt Stridsfordon 120 (Sweden, Tier-9, TD, mechanics: hydropneumatic suspension with button activation – aka. siege mode)

Old Vehicles:

• Char Mle. 75 (France, Tier-9, LT, premium, autoloader with 6 shells in different engine modes)
• Object 752 (USSR, Tier-9, premium, autoloader for 3 rounds)