Basics of Armour & Angling [Completed]

I would also like to participate if there are not gonna be enough members of SGTA I'm on the waiting list. Ingame nick same as on the forum. I just need somebody to change my status on TS3 from guest to member i guess.

Thanks for the lesson. Cheers to Sapaki for trying to explain angling to this old git!

2 screens just for funs

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first thanks to jedi for the lesson! learned several new stuff.

And there was a bit of talk about values of tanks and how 100% Crew and other stuff interacts with them.
One tip go to the World of Tanks wiki go to tank you want info about move your mouse over a the value your interessted in and Keep it there for some seconds (tricky you need to hit at least the measurement unit or a number of it) then this shows up:


This works for:

• rate of fire
  
• accuracy
  
• aim time
  
• turret traverse
  
• view range
  
• signal range

Please don't kill me if these are not correct ;-)

greetz
Ronin

^ Yup, that's a useful bit of info, for seeing the theoretical maximums. My best crew has BIA, and some of their tanks have vents, the difference is noticeable.

We were going to do armour, but it turned into an impromptu lesson in TOG appreciation instead. True story!

First of all many thanks to you all for a very enjoyable lesson, i have gained some valuable knowledge tonight hope to see you again for more instruction spaces permitted in the future.
Being new to this type of instruction, this is probably a silly question to most but how do you leave change tanks and come back to the game

@Sabot - click on Garage; service tank as normal. Below Battle button click on Team Training to re-enter training.
You can change tank in a similar fashion.

TrogEng wrote:@Sabot - click on Garage; service tank as normal. Below Battle button click on Team Training to re-enter training.
You can change tank in a similar fashion.

Thanks Trog next time i will be able to get the correct tank for the job if places become available.

Sounded like an informative and well presented lesson, and PHJ kept a cool head even with some of the links I was posting

Good job

montyburns1982 wrote:Sounded like an informative and well presented lesson, and PHJ kept a cool head even with some of the links I was posting

Good job

Same can't be said for other people. I refrained from clicking them during the class myself