Malinovka - Maus - Gamer Enzofired avec 6150 dégâts bloqués

Описание: Maus - 6150 dégâts bloqués - 4878 damage, 3 kills.

Tank; Développé de juin 1942 à juillet 1944, deux prototypes furent réalisés, mais un seul reçut une tourelle et un armement.

Info de Reddit pour quelques conseils. Le Maus est probablement l'un des chars les plus difficiles à bien jouer, il faut angler sa caisse et encore plus sa tourelle. Quand tu essaies de riposter, tu es vulnérable aux obus gold qui percent tes joues de tourelle. Cela dit, c'est quand même un char très fort quand il est bien joué. Et le Taschenratte en vaut vraiment la peine, c'est une version beaucoup plus forte du Maus, avec des points faibles similaires mais plus difficiles à toucher et plus faciles à angler, combine ça avec presque 4 000 hp et des canons HE secondaires.

Conseils pour obtenir de bons résultats avec le Maus,
Passe du temps à regarder le modèle de blindage sur tanks.gg pour voir quels angles tu dois utiliser, c'est plus que tu ne le penses
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lien ci dessus - rajouter un h au début pour l'accès à la page. Car lien interdit dans description.
La meilleure position est de cacher ta plaque inférieure et d'avoir ta tourelle anglée, ne sois pas trop gourmand en essayant de riposter, contente-toi de bouger ton char/tourelle pour attirer les tirs et contre-attaquer quand tu peux

Ne te sens pas inutile si tu bloques juste les tirs sans pouvoir riposter. Chaque canon qui te tire dessus est un canon de moins pour que tes coéquipiers s'inquiètent.

Sache quand avancer et mène la charge, en agissant comme un bouclier de viande pour tes coéquipiers. Tu peux avancer en biais et si tu gigotes, ils peuvent parfois même ne pas réussir à percer ta plaque inférieure. De plus, tu as des hp de dingue, donc tu peux encaisser quelques tirs.

Regarde des vidéos de bons joueurs et essaie de reproduire ce qu'ils font, le Maus peut avoir un impact énorme, il faut juste savoir comment l'utiliser

Map: Malinovka
Tactics
Both the encounter and standard battle modes are played on this map.

In standard battles, the spawns for the two teams are at D2 and J6, with arties starting in the forests at B4 and G9. There are generally three ways to go at the enemy: Cross the field, skirt the field edge, or go to the hill in the northeast. Those that cross the field arefield. The north road is wider than the south, allowing for more maneuverability, and has rocks scattered about to give protection. However, tanks advancing on this road may be flanked by both tanks at the enemy base and tanks on the hill. The south road is narrower with little protection, but unlike the north road, the enemy is only coming from one direction. This road is usually used near the end of the game by tanks who have been at base, and can safely cross into enemy territory. The last of the roads, the hill, is the main route for striking the enemy base. The two parts here are the hill and the flat area of land below it. The latter has a town that can be used as temporary cover, and those who use it have a chance of flanking enemies on the hill, or getting a direct path to the enemy base, but usually come under fire from both of those groups (that is, both tanks at base and on the hill). The hill itself is mostly a slugging party with a lone building to give shelter. Winning the hill can be a valuable way to reach the opponent, but there will almost always be enemies coming for it to achieve the same goal. Malinovka's bases both appear to have great protection at first, with solid walls that have windows for shooting through facing a plain that can be difficult to cross, and almost always, tanks will begin camping behind those walls. This led to the name "Campinovka", where tanks would just sit behind those walls, waiting for enemies to come by. Usually, after the first two minutes, all enemies that dare to cross the field have been either driven away or (more likely) burnt to a crisp, so it is better to leave the base less defended after the initial field-crossing wave.

In encounter battles, the spawns for the teams are at the base of the hill, at A6 and D0. The flag is at F5, smack at the middle of the map. Capping is rarely a success here because you can be fired on while capping from almost anywhere on the map. Here, the hill becomes the battlefield, and most tanks will climb up the hill, while other tanks snipe at advancing opponents. A few of the faster tanks may try to circle around the map by going through the south road of the field, and try to get at the weaker tanks behind lines, or just to light up the enemy.