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The Berlin Quartet returns with a discounted ISU-122S as part of the group. The gun on this TD isn't the only thing that's fast -- even with a heavy tank chassis it's surprisingly quick, as well.
Does the ISU-122S fit your profile, or should you save up for something different? Find out below!
The Good
The Bad
The Ugly
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Reasons to Buy
Reasons Not to Buy
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Consumables | ||
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The standard loadout of Small First Aid Kit, Small Repair Kit and a Manual Fire Extinguisher is a good way to go, while Large Repair/First Aid Kits reduce the chance of damage or Crew injury from random artillery and HE Shells. |
Equipment | ||
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Alternatively, a Binocular Telescope or Camouflage Net can be swapped out with the vents for more view range or concealment.
Crew Skills and Perks | ||||||
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Boosting your Camouflage and Gunnery skills are crucial in this tank, as is Sixth Sense. The first Skill alerts you when you've been spotted, and tells you when to move. Also, this purchase of the ISU-122S means that its Crew arrives with a Brothers in Arms Perk! |
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Brothers in Arms is a Perk that improves major qualifications and all Skills for the entire Crew. All of the Berlin Quartet tanks sold here come with a Crew that is already trained in a "Zero-Skill" Brothers in Arms Perk. "Zero-Skill" means that in this case, BIA isn't considered "earned" in our usual sense. You can't re-train this Perk to a different Perk or Skill, but the XP required to train future skills doesn't increase, unlike "normal" Skills or Perks. This makes it effectively a "Free" Skill! |