This is one of the most pleasant-to-watch foxhole tanking guides I've seen. Big reminder to all tankers: The number one cause of death for a tank is impatience, but the second highest cause of death is rusting away in a storehouse.
The part about asking if there's a shotcaller, offering to shotcall, or suggesting another person shotcall is so good in a general leadership sense. Minimizing bystander effect on things that need to be done is huge.
Completely agree that 68s and 94.5s shouldn't be used against structures, but the 75mm is just an upscaled 40mm. It's duel purpose for anti tank AND anti structure. Some tanks/fieldguns like the Talos/stockade are primarily about anti structure.
16:49 this is also a tactic ukraine uses with the older APC's they get from nato, get into range, fire a few shots and get out of range, this will keep the enemy suprised, engaged and they have to aim on a new targret every time one of you get into range
If this is the 'beginner' guide, I'd hate to see the advanced guide. That being said, not many things are cozier than watching a 4.32k Gremblo video on a nippy Friday in December. Except maybe his new merch that's on sale now in the description above. Let the family know exactly just how degen you are this holiday season with some Gremblo merch! #forthebrand
I think you missed the opportunity to mention "try and flank if you can". Yes a mass majority of tank battles happen in semi stagnate lines, but the biggest and most effective way of using a tank is to try and flank around positions as much as possible. You slightly mentioned it when talking about being careful not to get baited. Ofc choke points wont allow this but the meme "just flank bro" honestly exists for a very solid reason. If you can get behind an enemy tank line then there's a good chance they are already fucked. -Sincerely Average Highwayman Enjoyer
Good call out! I'll make a Light armor guide at some point that includes all of those + push gun/half tracks. If I included those in this video it would have easily been a 40 min long video lol
The MPF 5 is just silly, and why collies nearly always have more tanks in their tank lines. Best tactic: play Collonials. Their tanks have been repeatedly buffed, and are objectively better (while being cheaper to make with the buy three get two free MPF tank advantage). The Scorpion all but eliminates risk from warden infantry in the open, and it has far more health to stay in the fight.
What would you recomend for newer players? Im probably the most experienced out of my friend group and we want to get into some tank/armoured vehicle related combat. I was thinking light tanks cuz I don't wanna waste materials (unless that wont be an issue?)
Light tanks or even half track could be a good learning experience. I feel like if experience is the main focus, pick the tank the group would wanna mess around in the most and practice with that. That way you have more time together in that tank and can get a feel for how it plays and how you all communicate/work together
To beginners: if you’re going to choose a tank to start on, choose a 40mm one. They’re the most versatile and will teach you most of what you need to know.
Awesome! All I'd say I'm looking for recommendations when I watch a video about tanks. Anyone can read a spec a sheet, I want to know which ones are worthwhile to build / crew and why.
The full video of T square shows soldiers getting out and arresting the guy blocking the tanks. The myth that he’s run over comes from the tanks grinding the bodies of the victims who were shot and killed. .
I am a better tanker than Gremblo. Why? Because collie tankers are starved because we wardens hid all the children. Also Gremblo forgot to mention the LTDs major weakness. The engine is in the front not the back.
Begginer guide of how to build a bunker pls and thanks ❤ I know it takes long but i want a good long video of how to build a good bunker , not 3x2 and done
