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IRL a flamethrower would cook a vehcile's crew - think how hot a metal pot gets when above a fire - now imagine that fire has added fuel to make fire more dense and hot - flametrhowers are very effective against tanks - not in terms of vehicle damage but by suffocating the crew and bruning them alive
There are many potential flame tanks for low tier. Pretty much every nation had something suitable and in low tier matches flamethrowers make more sense and more importantly more fun
during ww2 and before i would say most tanks would not do good if covered in flames - is literally a stove with people burning to death - idk about modern/cold war tanks - maybe they would do sligtly better - the main drawback is flamethrower don't have best range