TOP 10 TANK BATTLES OF 2023 | Eye in the Sky Squad Gameplay 

ztz is so op lol

@@st3gosauruswhat? You comment legit makes 0 sense… and lonearcgaming that was boss af bud

bro where'd you go you joined our clan and disappeared haha

which clan if i may ask?@@SmolOperator

@@AlluboyyFIN 1aax

Ahh i see @@SmolOperator

@@AlluboyyFIN lmao

the t62 was hitting its heavily armored turret, if it aims for the lower glacis on the hull it can pen with apfsds

if you read chinese the 99a scope is really easy to understand

Gotta say I'm quite happy with the 99A on the thumbnail, I really like how it looks

there is no russian bias, those are one of the worst tanks, you can get ammoracked so easy, ztz is bias, from the front you have only one or two small spots where you can pen

@@flaviucondrea6398 Dont forget that RNG is on the side of mother Russia. Additionally the average Fyodor of the Russian army can pull up insane moves just with just a bottle of vodka . (Also its a meme/joke. You are so boring for taking it seriously. With respect, F*ck off.

It’s a game, wouldn’t be very fun if your tank ran out of gas like real life t-72s either

That kind of insane durability is extended to all armor in the game. The Abrams in that clip shouldn't have survived as many shots as they did either, given that several were in the sides, but they still did. I have also seen IFVs in this game face-tank full caliber AT shells and HEAT warheads in the ass and still be alive.

and the leopard at the 9th clip sucked, whats with tanks being absolute garbage

Goofy RU-vid emojis bro 💀💀💀

Most games represent an idealized, modern Russian army where there are no supply issues and they have unlimited access to their latest and greatest. The key distinguishing factor between Russia and the West is that generally, the West can field its very best assets (jets, tanks, guns, etc.) for their _entire_ army to use. This is because of a lot of factors but the point is that the average Western unit has the best of a given type of asset that army can use. Russian/Soviet armies were different because they use a high-low system. Their industrial base is unable/unwilling to completely stop production of older vehicles when a newer one comes out. Each factory ends up making a slightly different variant of an overarching system - i.e. there are likely factories in Russia, right now, that are producing T-90, T-80, and T-72 simultaneously because they won't re-tool to all make the same tank. Thus, Soviet divisions had "low" divisions where they'd have the older stuff/less training, while they had a few elite units (the "high" divs) that have their most modern, best gear, and is the best supplied and trained. On top of this, and corruption, Russia heavily struggles to keep its _entire_ army as modern as possible. The very most modern little bitty pieces of the Russian Army can hold up tech-wise to the West. The issue is the _average_ Russian unit probably doesn't have that tech, while the average Western unit does. In short, games represent the cream of the Russian crop that is fully supplied with their best gear - an assumption that is also extended to Western forces in the same games. It represents the "ideal" Russian unit that generals _want_ to have in Russia because it's the best gear they can get that will actually match their enemies one on one.