Post by Steve Farrelly @ 02:37am 06/08/15 | 0 Comments
What results in this is his breakdown of some of the cheap maneuvers the PC crowd pull of in-game, versus the real thing and, how through analogue control on console, said maneuvers are negated, adding perhaps unintentionally, a greater level of realism to an otherwise unrealistic scenario anyway. Still, he makes some good points.
No, in World of Tanks on PC, a common tactic used by seasoned veterans of the game is rocking forward and backwards in and out of cover -- and that just isn't realistic at all. Not even from a mechanical point of view, although changing from forward to reverse in milliseconds did seem like a tough ask. From a perspective of pure physics, a tank simply can't move the way players make them move in the game, rocking backwards and forwards in and out of cover, usually on a 45 degree angle to increase the chances of a bounced round.Click here for Joa's full Xbox One World of Tanks launch write-up. And let us know if you agree with his points in the Comments below.
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