I typically park my TD in one of the bushes on the line and begin collecting spotting damage, while simultaneously punishing anyone who dares try to cross that open field. What works for me on Malinovka is the open field in front of the spawns. I realize that’s not a lot by many standards, but my skills haven’t progressed to the point where I play much above Tier 6. The reason I’m taking Malinovka is because I’ve had some of my best games there (although I did get a Radley-Walters’ Epic Medal on Mines), including my personal best 2,700+ Damage in a single game. This is strictly a choice based on my success on that map, because truthfully, I prefer the visuals on Himmelsdorf much more than those of Malinovka. Bill Lavoy:īecause I haven’t been around World of Tanks for very long, my choice will be a current map, and I’m going with Malinovka. Bill enjoys sniping across the open field on the southwest quadrant of Malinovka. All the ridges and dips make for some sneaky peek-a-boom play. While I’ve not played a lot of it, Wild Oaks can be enjoyable as well.
Once a few of the enemies are cleared, I often brave the trek across the fields toward the town - I like to imagine people don’t expect such a wreckless display of driving!
More often than not, I enjoy moving down the west in a Medium, or sitting at the rear of the west in a TD. I really enjoy the long stretch of roads flanked by fields down Line 1, with the juxtaposition of the town in the east quadrant. Though, I do appreciate that there are several maps players want brought back to World of Tanks.įor me, personally, I’ve had a lot of good experiences on the map Fisherman’s Bay. Much like a few other people here, I’m fairly new to the World of Tanks scene, so my experience with some of the older and now-removed maps is limited. Question : What’s your favorite map, past or present, in World of Tanks? Fisherman's Bay features a nice dock area adjacent to open fields.
#Cavorite map Pc#
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#Cavorite map series#
Continents and Islands with low sea level could be interesting for example.Welcome back to another Tank Gawd It’s Friday, the series where we pose a question about World of Tanks to our community on the last working day of the week. It's also quite tempting to settle late cities because of the way exploration works on this map. Well, at least the AI is somewhat competent on this map script compared to island maps. Sometimes starting locations are a bit too isolated and "easy" though. It also has good spacing between starting locations and enough decent land to settle because I'm not a big fan of the turn 20 warrior rush and I enjoy peaceful empire planning more than combat, at least in the early game. You never know how important sea exploration will be and the vast amount of connected ice and tundra tiles at the poles create a lot of strong barbarian camps which early scouts cannot pass until much later into the game.
I just wish it had a high sea level option, just to mix it up every once in a while and generate a bit more water, especially for harbor and navy based civs.Įxploring Seven Seas is always exciting, both on water and land.
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