‘Rule of Thumb’ Tank Checklist for Strongholds Tier 10
A few rule of thumb to cover the basics for the Tier 10 Strongholds which is a gigantic step upwards in difficulty when moving up from tier 8, both because of the team size of now 15 vs 15 but also because of the general player skill level is much higher.
Tier 10 (competitive)
- Object 907, 279 (e) (Amazing All-round, Armor)
- Object 277 alt. WZ-111 5A (Alpha, Mobility)
- Super Conquerer, , T95/FV4201 Chieftain (Mobility, Armor)
- AMX 13 105 (Mobility, Alpha, DMG Potential)
- Panhard EBR 105 (Extreme Mobility, Alpha)
- LT-100 (Low Profile, Mobility, Cammo, Gun Handling)
Tier 10 (alternatives)
- Object 140 (DPM, Mobility, Gun Handling)
- Progetto M40 Mod. 65 (Burst Potential, Mobility, Gun Flexibility)
- TVP T50/51 (Burst Potential, Mobility)
- Maus (Alpha, Armor, HP Pool)
- Strv 103B (Gun Handling, Camouflage)
- Grille 15 (Alpha, Mobility)
- Conqueror Gun Carriage (Alpha, Splash Area, Gun Arc)
Tier 10 Maps
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- Airfield
- Cliff
- El Halluf
- Ensk
- Fisherman’s Bay
- Himmelsdorf
- Karelia
- Lakeville
- Mines
- Murovanka
- Overlord
- Prokhorovka
- Redshire
- Ruinberg
- Sand River
- Serene Cost
- Siegfried Line
- Steppes
- Tundra
- Westfield
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Quick Rule of Thumb
Tier 10 is generally battled by the best clans in game where you risk facing the best players. This tier is not only hard but can get very expensive quickly as you should expect to be required to fill plenty of gold shells together with directives and premium consumables.
- “One Commander to Rule them all” – The Commander is always right, if you are asked to drive into the water to drown yourself then you do it. Any disagreement or questions of the commanders orders should be taken after the battle.
- “Not Random Battle” – The Strongholds is a team effort and your only and single objective should be to support the team to win and not train your crew, deal most damage, most kills or whatever personal goal you set. If you are new to the Strongholds your biggest challenge will be to forget the random battle strategies.
- “Use your brain” – Make the best out of the scenario you are put into. Do whatever you can within the orders of the commander but as your commander isn’t and should not be a puppet-master, then stick to the plan and use the opportunities that will be served in front of you as the battle evolves.
- “Voice Com Discipline” – Keep the communication related to the game at hand and keep it at bare minimum. In the heat of the battle having 14 people talking simultaneously or listening to a very interesting story of how your shell missed a tank might seem very interesting but it is not adding anything to the battle at hand.
- “Focus Fire” – The single most important rule to get an advantage in any team battle. Cant shoot at the target? Take out the one with lowest health. There are too many battles lost 0-7 or similar where the enemy team has all their tanks at a one shot. 2 nearly dead tanks are stronger than one at full health if played correctly.
- “Arty Ready” – When the Commander yells ‘Arty Ready’ look upon the skies for artillery shells if your groups location is spotted by keeping the vehicle mobile. This is especially important for heavy slow targets.
- “F7 – Spotted!” – Did you get spotted? Click F7, so the commander knows what your opponent teams know. Yelling “spotted” takes valuable time away unless your voice an tank is unique. The combat intelligence is one of the most important aspects to the game, this only increases as you progress further up in the Strongholds Tier.
