This guy here with the facts we all need

Guess ancient artillery players needed a handy sandwich during their battles

Impossible, they didn’t have sliced bread until the 1900s

@@bmohr9826 is a piece of meat between 2 loaves of bread a sandwich? the real questions

@@bmohr9826 You mean pre-sliced bread. I am sure people were slicing their bread before that.

Totally 🙌🤣

Yep

Serously, the comment section is FULL of scammers.

@@FA_pro nah nigga we literally the dudes in his vid

@@JO1K3R wow, what's it like? By that I mean the feel of the power

that's me. until I die of falling in a short but steep cliff

Im the wz I got absolutely fucked by their LT

This is trap of Wargaming and they hired QuakkyBaby for it

@@rajveerzx9003 The tube and it bots.

your past was awakened and hunting you down 👹👹🔥🔥

3round clip? That'd be cool. 3marked this last week. (my 3rd). 3 man crew. Coincidence?

I feel you. Loved my old SPIC but I have to say the current HWK12 is insanely underrated. Personally I feel it is the best non-premium scout at T8 but the lack of flexibility makes it difficult and often counter-intuitive to play, hence the horrendous WR. Personally I sit on a 65% WR after 50 games, so I feel I still have things left to learn but it definitely has a lot of potential in the right hands. If you are willing to give this tank a chance and run it with a complete loadout (+chocolate makes a huge difference on this tank), it might just surprise you. The superb view range at T8 means that with a pure scouting build (CVS, optics, vents) you get up to ~510m view range with chocolate or ~485m without. At that point you can spot anything but LTs at great distances even through bushes. What most players aren't aware of is that it becomes paramount to keep hidden from other LTs with better camo instead of trying to catch them as the HWK generally loses the range advantage once spotted. If any of you run into this problem switch the vents for exhaust for a bit more safety.

@@gitfoad8032 half-life 3 confirmed

PS: The dilemma when facing other LTs is exactly what happens to QB in the video. In close proximity the HWK is often the one who gets caught out first or in a worse position. You won't win a 1v1 vs. most other LTs (less DPM, worse gun handling) and have a bigger profile with paper-thin armor making you a better target from a distance. Honestly I feel QB shouldn't have gone for such a heavily contested position at the start of the battle (which is what I mean with lack of flexibility) and instead should've gone to scout one of the flanks and only try to catch a glimpse of the scouts in the center from there.

@@gitfoad8032 u must be a pre-2017 WOT player to not know SP1C used to have 90mm Mecar mit mehrladenrichtung (3 shot autoloader) gun lol.

idk but i've been having same problems lately. but what i noticed was that everyone just want to camp at back and not contest early positions with me. so it helped when i started to camp for a little bit just to let my own team catch up. and doesn't matter if i play very slow tanks. most of the time my team just are so hesitant

same

And then there is TVP who is a medium tank but still has better view range then all the spotters.

And than as your counter part on the other team is a lp432 with crasy good lt 100 crew and oblivious with a commanders vision system on its spotting slot and bond optics good luck to you

interesting claim so i decided to work out the math on this. (bia, recon, situational awareness, food, coated optics, vents, and low noise exhaust, camo paint). an lhmtv will spot the hwk at 280.55 meters while the hwk will spot it at 274.2 assuming it's an open field. its a very negligible interaction as in an open field, the lhmtv could blindly close that 6 meter gap in a split second. of course it is different when one of them is in a bush but comparing light tanks head on is sort of redundant in this matter since the one in a bush will always outspot the other all things equal. if anything, it is better to have more camo compared to view range because of your interactions with other tanks such as heavies where they are likely to be spotted at 445m anyways but the added camo will make the difference between you being spotted at 230 m (lhmtv) compared to 258m (hwk) while assuming enemy has 445m view range.

I find it hilarious when a total nobody uses anonymizer, like nobody know them and for some reason they also like to hide LOL.

@@nenadpopov3601 I think it hides their stats from mods that show their ratings though too

@@princeofhyrule2205 Is that true maybe someone can enlighten us, Im below average and dont use mods so not sure if my stats show up anyway

@@nenadpopov3601 are you for real? people use anonymizer to hide their stats for very obvious reasons, they are not trying to hide their name lol

@@rodhales9536 it is only while in battle to prevent toxic chat conversations and intentional poor play due to a player or team’s stats. It doesnt prevent player stats from being hidden after battle. Seems like I was right due to the comment from the guy above this. Still, it was a pretty rude way of informing us. . .

Just put feelings aside. Aim, shoot, wait, rush when needed, you dont need to get upset or angry at a game after all. Take it seriously but NOT TOO SERIOUSLY.

Camo in the body do the job. In the turret is pure aesthetic and not really needed.

@@sofazen is this the case? I never knew. Thought we needed all of it to work. Thank you.

@@jerrylangford2991 It is a way to save camo and use it in other tanks (in their "bodies"). But after some time playing you will have camo for all parts of all them.