bc youre not making any sense. youre replies are idiotic. you reply with things I said?
We concord this is not wt but enlisted
So wt remain wt and enlisted remain enlisted
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thats not the only stupid thing u said
You seriously don’t catch the joke?
no, 80% of players on the map aren’t tank since there is currently 20 per game with 2 tanks active per side so 4 in total, if it was 10 tanks active in a 100 player game would be 10% with 90% being infantry or aircraft
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how about a mode of 7 tonks and 3 engineers on each side? (engineers restricted to at guns) (for the battle of kursk)
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hmm yeah thats sounds cool
I have read several comments above that criticize that there are vehicles in the Enlisted, some arguing that those who use vehicles should go to other games like Warthunder or world of tanks … etc.
Using the same reasoning, one could tell those people that if they hate vehicles, maybe Enlisted is not a suitable game for them and that they should go to other non-vehicle games like CSgo.
Enlisted is an arcade-style FPS set in World War II, and in these types of wars there is a bit of everything (Different types of soldiers, weapons, vehicles, tanks, planes, artillery, etc.)
If you use all elements of the game, there is no weapon, soldier or vehicle that is indestructible.
The good thing about Enlisted is that you don’t necessarily have to use one vehicle to destroy another, but you can use dynamite from soldiers or build weapons emplacements with engineers to counter enemy vehicles.
Players need to play more as a team and use the diversity of soldier types, vehicles, and locations appropriately depending on the situation.
If there is an enemy vehicle and nobody does anything about it, except use a soldier to run head-on against a tank to die from a cannon shot, then cry and do the same thing again, maybe that player needs to find other game, a more simpler one.
Perhaps the developers could create a complete map or a part of it, where the vehicles were not available or it was impossible for them to reach and / or attack, so that that part of the map or objective was only an infantry war (One example of this is the Game “Enemy Territory Quake Wars”).
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yeah, u can play Battle of Kursk anyday in War Thunder, dude.