Event rewards, shouldn't they be for both sides on the same campaign?

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Yeah id prefer and Australia/NZ server the way the cables are laid we get better ping with NA than with China/Korea region

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If you’re willing to pay $50 the PZ.III N is stupidly overpowered on this campaign. Whenever I’m losing I pull that thing out for a W.

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75mm of pure HE Howitzer love

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Nah man im not into the premium squads. Im an infantry player as well so hardly ever jump in tanks or planes.

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No personal judgement, but that’s the kind of BS Gaijin wants you to do.
Having a bad game? Struggling to have fun? Just give us $50 and now you too can have fun!

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Premium bikes (when on sale) may be worth it tho, you can quickly zoom to a flanking position, build a rally and a gun emplacement, and/or storm in as a snack-sized assaulters squad.

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For Tunisia the LRDG for the allies with a Truck with multiple MGs would be legit.

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Well, why not? Like bikes (very few people use them), open top MG-armed vehicles tend to be short-lived juicy targets anyway.

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well, now thats what im talking about

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Tiger E in tunisia when?

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Im not sure if the E saw service in Tunisia. I think it might have been a little early for it.

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here.

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The allies be coping hard

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The Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf. E didn’t go into production till 43 though. So I mean it might have made it to Tunisia But I believe the Tunisia conflict ended in may 43. Although there are a few weapons that are interesting to see in Tunisia like the charlton… So I guess they could chuck the E in there.

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you have the perfect example of the current only running tiger in the world.
Tiger 131

“Tiger 131 is the world’s only running Tiger I tank. It was captured on 24th April 1943 on Point 174 on the way between Medjez el Bab and Montarnaud in Tunisia, by 142nd Battalion RAC and 2nd Sherwood Foresters.”

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Yeah Gazda was asking about the Tiger E That wasn’t an E type.

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The design from then was clearly identified as the Pz.Kpfw.VI or Tiger with “Tiger I” first used on 15th October 1942, followed by “Pz.Kpfw.VI H Ausf.H1 (Tiger H1) on 1st December 1942” and then “Panzerkampfwagen Tiger Ausf.E” in March 1943.

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Tiger H(1)

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The axis falls short in virtually every campaign :joy: