And ctrlchris...Oh man. My neighbors probably hate me right now. I was practically screaming at my monitor during your Siegfried Line match. You made so many decisions that made me go
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Three examples are:
1. Your choice to cross the city and drive through all of those alleyways where you KNOW enemies will be aiming north. Then you got yourself surrounded when you encountered that KV-3. I understand why you backed up from the KV-3, I would have too. But by that time, you were surrounded on virtually every side. And when you backed off, you should have seen the enemy T-50-2 moving up your rear. I noticed it on the minimap, but maybe you didn't? It was a bit chaotic then, so I understand why you missed it just as it turned the corner on you. Obviously, this would come back to bite you in the ass.
2. Your engagement with that stock Tiger H. I dunno...it felt like you were timid. You waited an extraordinary amount of time before you took your initial shot into him. Then you kept in cover when he was aiming at another target and shooting there. Stock Tiger H is one of the easiest tanks to kill in virtually anything. You practically don't even have to aim to hit and pen them.
3. As if your initial encirclement wasn't masochistic enough, you decided to do it again! You went to help the IS, but in doing so you got yourself a plethora of tier 5-6 tanks to your front, and a tier 7 and tier 5 scout behind. It looks like the IS tried to trade shots with the enemy Tiger and came out barely alive, with the Tiger still at like 300hp. It's commendable why you chose to go in front of the IS to take the shot, and in that situation I dunno what you could have done. I know that before that, I would have rolled up on the rear of that KV-3 and knocked him out, then turn around and deal with the rear.
Originally Posted by spasm
I was trying to keep moving, I figured he wasn't bad enough to miss while I was standing still. My aim always goes wild when I turn while sniping.
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