Chi-Ha LG

[Archammer555]

Is it the highest risk/reward tank in the game or do people have others they prefer?

[dan]

The AS 42 with the 20mm is fun but very risky and hard to use

[Gravlar]

Archer says hello.

Is there a higher risk than driving in to battle backwards?

[Shyue Chou]

90/53 M41M. You carry 8 rounds in this almost unarmoured open-air carriage.

[FireFromBehind]

Matilda Hedgehog with full mortar ammo

[Chaoslink]

I mean, the Chi Ha LG isn’t really that high risk. Sure, the crew is super exposed, but it isn’t much worse than the Yag-10 Russian version of the German flakbus. The Flakbus itself being a slightly armored version of the same thing.

What you have to realize is that any of these vehicles are easy one-shots to a player smart enough to load an HE round. In that case, gun shields are a weakness since they offer the HE something to hit.

Always take a few HE rounds for these kinds of tanks. A German 50mm HE for instance, will one shot kill an M10 from any angle or distance pretty much no matter where you hit it.

[Suthirak_D42]

Warning: Its cannon can be destroyed by 7mm LMG. Even reserve planes with pea gun can break it.

[Cop Unit 12]

Originally posted by Gravlar:

Archer says hello.

Is there a higher risk than driving in to battle backwards?

I think the Archer overall is the highest risk vs reward. Low armor, horrible mauverablity, the only ground vehicle that requires to face backwards to attack but in return you get a gun that can handle 6.0 tanks.

[Shyue Chou]

Originally posted by Cop Unit 12:

Originally posted by Gravlar:

Archer says hello.
Is there a higher risk than driving in to battle backwards?

I think the Archer overall is the highest risk vs reward. Low armor, horrible mauverablity, the only ground vehicle that requires to face backwards to attack but in return you get a gun that can handle 6.0 tanks.

I didn't try to bring it out! It looks daunting!