The Little Brother: Staghound Mk. III Review! | World of Tanks 

They shouldn't have released this line the way it is. It's just useless and has nothing unique on offer and as it stands. It's pretty sad.

meh they'll probably throw in some buffs soon enough@@RoachMartel

Opens the door for German Wheelies that actually existed.

WG has now added armoured cars exactly the way I would have done it years ago when they announced the EBR's. And as someone who prefers unique vehilces over the meta stuff, I would have absolutely enjoyed playing this line

ok but they're not supposed to be worse than every other medium in their tier/type....@@racernatorde5318

To be fair, Skill does have Star ratings for those questions you asked... Doesnt really need a note cus the stars says it all

@@DustinSilva disagree, but thanks for the reply

@@deadzeddicious3684 Im not sure what else he could say, as it does show six strengths and weaknesses for most tanks. Its kind of obvious that if a tank has good armor you should try to use it. Im not trying to argue with u but the info u want is already there, its just in a 1-5 rating, and u have to think about it for a second and figure what it all means. You'll be a better player for it, learning how to apply the ratings to your games.

@@DustinSilva once again, just because it has "stars" doesn't mean it accurately explains what the tank is essentially good at. Just because it has good armor doesn't mean the turret doesnt specific weakspots to watchout for. Just because the gun "stars" are good doesn't mean that tells you whether its good because of alpha damage, dpm, accuracy or even penetration. A good gun rating could be because its a good sniper, or it could mean it hits hard up close but only for cqb. The stars also don't tell you whether its specifically good for offensive spotting or passive spotting. Hence I said a few quick notes would help a lot. For example "this tank has good armor, but watch out for X weak spot." "Gun works with standard ammo, but make sure you have a spotter because solo you have no view range." Playing tanks specifically in their strengths is how you can turn the tide in a battle. For new players like myself, its a massive information overload. So knowing a general idea how to play the tank allows me to focus on the map positioning, and enemy countermeasures more. Like I said, the general ratings help no doubt, but a little more guidance would be amazing and could help be the deciding factor whether players like me choose between good heavy tank 1 or good heavy tank 2 simply because we enjoy gun handling or armor more.

Just look for a video and check whats playstyle for the tank you look for?

It's not interesting. It's not balanced, simply bad. The only thing these tanks have are wheels that don't even affect how they behave and are a hinderance. This is pathetic

@@ywoisug8845 i rather take british shitboxes on wheels than another ebr disaster.

That's the issue. The British Wheeled MT line brings nothing new. The lower tier tanks are just laughable and the higher tier tanks are designed as though the Leo PTA and Leo 1 don't already exist. I still think the lower tier wheelies can be better if they were given autoloaders because currently, they can't really do anything. Low armor, low alpha, big silhouette as well

@@ywoisug8845 You'd also complain if they added another overpowered or broken vehicles...

@@racernatorde5318 i wouldn't, at least there'd be a new meta tank for the first time in ages