- The Good
- Why Buy?
- The Bad
- Why not to Buy?
- The Ugly
Play Style
The M6A2E1 is most useful on the front line, where its armor can be best used negating enemy fire and pushing the enemy back. Its own gun is adequate for returning fire, but for best results, enlist the aid of your team for dispatching enemies.
Teammates can also be great help in flanking enemies, to which the M6A2E1 is extremely vulnerable given its lack of speed, maneuverability, and side armor.
In general, this tank (moreso than most super-heavies) can easily be picked apart by the enemy team when it’s not supported, but with team coordination, the M6A2E1 can be a formidable tank.
Loadout
I recommend focusing on improving the gun handling and reload, as its low speed and weak side armor can’t be improved. You can also look to improve the tank’s view range, if you find the gun handling bad enough to warrant being the primary focus of improvement.
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A Vertical Stabilizer and Gun Rammer are basically the go-to equipment for most tanks, and I would recommend them here as well. For the third equipment slot, I’m using an Enhanced Gun Laying Drive to help further offset the poor dispersion on the gun, but “Improved Ventilation” is a good alternative for a general boost, or “Coated Optics” for a view range boost. |
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| I recommend “Snap Shot” and “Smooth Ride” to further improve the gun handling, “Repairs” for its general usefulness, and “Clutch Braking” to help keep the front armor pointed at the enemy. As per usual, “Sixth Sense” and “Brothers in Arms” are also nice to have. | |||||
