A thanks armour is thickest in the front and weakest on the back, the sides offer some protection but the front armour is the best. Tank Positioning: When positioning the tank you should be wary of both enemy and friendly infantry and other tanks on the battlefield. Third and Fourth gear turning is possible but ensure that there is enough room for a wider turning radius. Generally first and second gear is a good go to for quick turning at the cost of speed. In first gear the turning circle is greater than the turning circle in fourth gear. The tank has to be set in a gear before you can turn, the turning circle of the tank depends on the gearing set. Turning: The A and D keys are how you will turn. The reverse gear is just below the park gear and is very slow, but very necessary.
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After gaining some speed you can then shift into second gear, then into third, and we can really get moving when we hit fourth gear! While up-shifting is fun we also need to know how to downshift and reverse when needed, that is done by hitting the left ALT key until the tank’s gear is set to the desired setting. The first gear is very slow but it has a lot of torque allowing the tank to start moving. There are six gears in the tank (R,P,1,2,3,4) hitting the shift key will take the engine out of park and into first gear! hitting the W key moves the tank depending on the gear set, the S key is only for breaking. Shifting: Next is shifting the tank, yes it is a manual. Getting into the tank and starting it is easily done by hitting the F key and holding down the E until the circle does a full rotation and you hear the engine idle out.
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To start out with we need to know the basics of tank driving, that means operating the tank to go forward, backwards, left and right as well as understanding all of the components from the tank drivers position! Don’t be afraid to ask again what was said, or even just outright ask what you should be doing. The battlefield is chaos, explosions and small arms fire everywhere commands can be lost in all that confusion. Being able to communicate quickly, understand what is asked and relaying back orders makes things alot easier for everyone. Having good communication skills WILL save your on the battlefield weather that be calling out tanks or infantry, pushing certain objectives, or even getting the hell out of dodge. If you aren’t going to be communicating at all then don’t join a tank squad, and if you want to join a tank squad try to atleast get some form of a mic. Note: Communication is key, it is what can make or break a battle.
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