Update 1.26 introduces a brand-new Czechoslovakian light tank line into the game. These vehicles have great potential for bold and exciting gameplay due to the twin autocannons that most of them are wielding.
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Spot and Shoot in Bursts
Starting from Tier VIII, all light tanks in the new Czechoslovakian line have twin autocannons as their main armament. Autocannons have medium calibers and a rapid rate of fire: up to 3,000 shots per minute. You can empty the guns' clip in one go, which takes just a few seconds. All of this gives a unique appeal to the gameplay of vehicles from the new branch.
- Aim for vulnerable spots: Medium caliber means medium armor penetration.
- Mind your dispersion: Due to the physics of rapid-fire guns, dispersion steadily increases during a burst. For your convenience, there’s a shooting efficiency indicator.
- Do damage at close range: Accuracy also decreases as the distance to the target grows.
- Choose the ammo type wisely: Opt for higher pen and lower damage, average pen and average damage, or lower pen and higher damage.
- Flank enemies for phenomenal burst damage: If you load HE rounds and your target is not well-armored, you can literally rip it apart.
- Plan your retreat: Firing autocannons lowers your camo values; luckily, your mobility is enough to escape (especially if you think about your options in advance).
- Spot for the team: The new Czechoslovaks have decent base view ranges, so besides ripping enemies apart, they are good at the common light tanks' specialty: reconnaissance.
- Take notice: Twin-barreled tank mechanics don't apply to twin autocannons, as their extremely high rate of fire negates consecutive/salvo shot mechanics. Plus, your rounds from both guns will be headed to a single point on the enemy vehicle rather than to two separate points.
Meet the New Czechoslovaks
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