Critical hits are
a feature of the game you wish that would not happen for your tank but
on the other hand happen to every tank you are shooting at! Learning
weak spots helps with doing damage to the HP of a tank, but going even
further you can learn the basic areas for knocking out modules to
improve your chance of survival in specific situations. Knowing that
shooting someone’s gun(aim for part closest to turret or shoot the hole
that the gun comes out of) has a good chance of either damaging it
effecting accuracy or even knocking it out for quite sometime can be the
difference in living or being torn to shreds. As a low tier tank
facing a higher tier this is sometimes your only option to survive since
it will buy you time to scurry away.
Learning to
shoot the tracks is also very important. It might not always do HP
damage but it does immobilize that enemy allowing your artillery and
support to focus in on them to dispatch of them easily. Knowing that
for most tanks shooting the rear of the tank does engine/fuel damage
that catches them on fire and also slows them down is
very important. Instead of shooting the front half of their tank if you
are on their side, aim for the rear section in the engine area. For
German tanks you can usually shoot through the frontal lower hull as
well and do engine damage as the transmission is on the front of the
tank on most German tanks. Smaller things like sights, turret ring,
radio aren’t as reliable or easy to damage reliably but learning to use
the gun, tracks, and engine/fuel tanks more often helps more than you
would imagine.
Doesn’t
having your driver or loader die really suck? I thought so especially if
you already used that med kit. Learning the crew locations of the
tanks you face the most is easier than you would think. This website
has models for essentially all World of Tanks tanks that show module and
crew locations.
Keep in
mind that doing module damage can help you out but also hurt you if you
need to do HP damage. Knowing when to go for a module hit is important
since it can come back to bite you.
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