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I think I like RX4 Storm more right now.. Started to disslike Ruger pretty much since I suck with it

 

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Its really hard to get it. Remember all tanks that you havent killed to this moment ? Imposible

 

Is he femiliar to IS-6?

 

This is the good video. I must say very nice tank

 

Ladies and gentlemen,

Welcome to the last month of 2012! Of course, December brings the Christmas holidays! Whilst it should be a time of peace and well-being at home, but that is definitely not what is waiting for you on the battlefields! The Calendar for December is full of many exciting events. Deck out your tanks in your finest camo pattern and enjoy the fun of Christmas straight away. Our snowy battlefields are impatiently waiting for you!


Tank of the Month

December will be greatly appreciated by fans of tank destroyers. This month is dedicated to the French TD: AMX AC Mll. 1946. Learn a bit about this little evil machine and enjoy its increased income during this month.



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December Calendar | News | World of Tanks

Specials

Tobruk Relieved – Lets commemorate the end of Siege of Tobruk with some in game bonuses!

Britain to the Front! – In Version 8.1 we introduced the British Tech Tree. It’s time to remind you that the British are here! Have a cup of tea, grab a British tank and rule the battlefields!

21st Army Group to the South – This Special is closely connected to the Battle of the Bulge. Can you guess which tanks will be featured?

Happy Holidays – We have been persuaded that your tanks and crew also need some special Christmas treats. Happy Holidays to everyone, Commanders!

Happy New Year – We are welcoming 2013 with a cheer! Our battlefields will be packed full of special offers. The New Year celebrations will usher in the rest of the year, so get off to a good start by playing World of Tanks!

Tier VII Focus: Heavy Tanks – Your heavies should start to heat up their engines because during this special they will be “taken for a walk†on our battlefields.

Holiday Trophy Hunt - Earn extra experience for all your battle hero achievements!

Contests

Hunt us Down – Find us on battlefields and Hunt us Down!

Guess Where – Weekly contest that tests your eye for detail! You have to guess the name, position and map where the tank is hidden.

Medals for Models Contest – Prove that you have got what it takes and win models!

Creative Winter Contest – Bring together the Christmas atmosphere and World of Tanks! In this contest you will have to utilise your artistic skills!

End of the Year – Look forward to a contest where you can to show your real dedication to the battlefields! Get the most experience and win some exciting prizes, including computer equipment! Our Santa will be bringing presents, even to our battlefields!

 

This weekend marks the anniversary of the ending of the siege of Tobruk. Thanks to the coordinated efforts of the Allied troops during Operation Crusader, the city could finally be liberated after 242 long days on November 27th of 1941.



To commemorate this important event and remember the men and women who fought through the struggle of this month-long blockade, we have put together a little special for our players. From Saturday, 1st December 07:30 CET (06:30 GMT) until Tuesday, 4th December at 07:00 CET (06:00 GMT) you can look forward to following bonuses in the game:



Double crew experience gain

As we all know, experience is the key ingredient in the recipe for delicious victory on the battlefields. So get cooking, commanders!



10,000 extra credits for players who win the Top Gun achievement

Being the Top Gun of your team now not only earns you a medal, but you’ll also be rewarded with an extra 10,000 credits during our special.



50% discount on the following vehicles:
British Medium Tank Tier IV Matilda
British Light Tank Tier IV Valentine Mk. III
British Light Tank Tier IV A13 Covenanter

No special can be held without its fair share of discounted vehicles. This week we have three on sale… and supplies are plenty!



Doubled credit gain for the following vehicles:
British Medium Tank Tier IV Matilda
British Light Tank Tier IV Valentine Mk. III
British Light Tank Tier IV A13 Covenanter

What’s better than gaining credits in the field of battle? Gaining LOTS of Credits in the field of battle, of course!



50% discount on garage slots

If you buy yourself a new tank, you’ll want to be able to park it in style as well. That’s exactly where this week’s promotion comes in…



50% discount on credit consumables

To top it all off, we bring you a sweet little discount of 50% to get you all the consumables you can carry. Dig in!




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If you’ve been paying attention, you already know the broad strokes of the story of the troubled city Tobruk and why it’s been so important during the North-African campaign from our Operation Crusader special.



The siege began on April 11th and went on until November 27th of 1941, but it wasn’t the longest of its kind during the Second World War. The Russian city Leningrad claimed this unfortunate honour, surviving under siege for almost two and a half years. However, Tobruk’s successful resistance still became a shining symbol for the perseverance of the Allies and heavily impacted on the course of the war.

For most of the siege, it had been Australian forces who had kept up the defences in the besieged city. Commanded by Lieutenant General Leslie Morshead, the Australian 9th Division was originally set to stay in place only for a couple of weeks, but ended up “holding the fort together†for over five months, before real reinforcements started to come in. In the meantime they had to withstand several major attacks by the General Erwin Rommel-led German and Italian troops, who outnumbered the defenders significantly.

The city could only be held due to the invaluable contribution from its port, which demonstrated its strategic value by making it possible to bring in supplies and eventually the much-needed reinforcements by ship. The Australian, British, Polish and Czech troops held up inside had dug out trenches to better defend their positions. This earned them the name “Desert Rats†or “Rats of Tobrukâ€, names given by the German propaganda machine that tried to besmirch them. Ironically, the fierce Allies took this insult as a compliment and saw it as a testament to their unbreakable endurance.

Despite heavy attacks with infantry, tanks and even aircraft, the Axis never managed to break into Tobruk. Both sides had assumed strong defensive positions, which changed the nature of the conflict into a scenario more reminiscent of World War I, where there was little to no movement on the actual front. Still it is said that a lot of men and women on both sides lost their lives in those painful eight months as the attackers tried in vain to capture the city.

The siege was finally lifted on November 27th when a number of tanks of the Allied 8th Army managed to break through the outer German lines for the first time. When Operation Crusader came to a close a couple of weeks into December, the Germans could be finally pushed out of the region for good, which marked the end of the conflict for the time being.



Even though Tobruk was later overtaken by the Germans in a surprise attack in June 1942, the previous victory of the “Rats of Tobruk†came to represent the Allies’ will to resist and showed that the German war machinery with its Blitzkrieg-approach could be beaten.

 

A lot of World of Tanks players picture French vehicles as a combination of poor armour, good mobility and amazing firepower. However, there is more to French tanks than that. To demonstrate this to you, we have chosen to present one of the French tank destroyers, the AMX AC Mle. 1946. This is an amazing machine which roams the World of Tanks battlefields. This vehicle does not fit the stereotype of French machines that most World of Tanks players have, and so we wanted you to get a closer look at it. Possibly it’ll change your mind about the French and encourage you to explore the French TDs!

But first you should know what kind of bonuses we have prepared for this vehicle in World of Tanks for this month.

The AMX AC Mle. 1946 will receive 30% extra credits during this special. The bonuses will last from 1st December 2012 at 7:30 CEST (6:30 GMT) until the 1st January 2013 at 7:00 CEST (6:00 GMT).



History:

This project to design and create the AMX AC Mle. 1946 began in parallel with the M4 project. Both were based on analysis of the King Tiger by the French forces. The M4 was planned with a 90mm cannon, while this one was supposed to provide stronger and more direct fire support against enemy tanks. The King Tiger tanks were a great threat and the military needed a vehicle capable of taking them down. This required highly mobile guns with high penetration abilities.

At that time, it was not possible to fit a 120mm cannon in a turreted vehicle due to the weight. A Tank Destroyer was therefore the only viable solution. Both projects led to the AMX 50 100 and AMX 50 Foch respectively. However, the AMX 50 Foch project was ultimately dropped when a technical solution was found, making it possible to fit a 120mm cannon on the AMX 50. This resulted in the AMX 50 120 and AMX 50B.

Unfortunately, the AMX AC Mle. 1946 never left the drawing board and remained on the pages of history only as a set of blueprints.



AMX AC Mle. 1946 in World of Tanks:



General Vehicle Specifications:




Hit points


820




Speed limit


50 km/h




Hull armour


120/40/40 (front/sides/rear)




Gun traverse speed


26 deg/sec




View range


350 m




Crew


5 (commander, gunner, driver, radioman, loader)




The AMX AC Mle. 1946 is a tier VII French tank destroyer. Like most tank destroyers in the game, this vehicle does not have turret. It is a rather large vehicle with a nicely sloped frontal armour. At first glance it may seem similar to the German tier VII tank destroyer, the Jagdpanther, but it has a few advantages over it. Firstly and most distinctly, it has 40mm more frontal armour than the Jagdpanther! In fact, the 120mm frontal armour plate is the thickest frontal armour plate of all tier VII tank destroyers in the game. That, combined with the huge and thick gun mantle in the middle makes it a very hard vehicle to penetrate from the front.



The Engine:




Engine Name


Engine Power


Chance of Fire on Impact




Maybach HL 230


575 hp


20%




Maybach HL 230 P 45F


750 hp


20%




Maybach HL 295


850 hp


20%




Each of the engines available for the AMX AC Mle. 1946 offers a significant improvement on the previous version. The stock engine simply doesn’t cut it, but thankfully the middle Maybach HL 230 P 45F is already a good boost. The top engine allows you to reach maximum speed really quickly and maintain a very high speed while going uphill.



The Suspension:




Suspension Name


Traverse Speed


Load Limit




AMX AC Mle 1946


24 deg/sec


56 tonnes




AMX AC Mle 1946 Bis


26 deg/sec


63 tonnes




The suspension upgrade is not necessary for this vehicle. It is possible to mount the top configuration as well as all equipment without upgrading. However, the increased traverse speed provides a significant boost in performance.



The Radio:




Radio Name


Signal Range




SCR 508


400 m




SCR 528F


750 m




The 400 metre signal range provided by the stock radio is far too low for a tier VII tank destroyer. This makes upgrading to the SCR 528F with its 750 metres signal range absolutely necessary. It is really not possible to properly navigate on the battlefield without the decent signal range. As with many medium tanks, the mobility of this tank destroyer allows it to rush from one flank to the other without any problem, but without information about the enemy position you will not be very effective at all in supporting your team.


The Gun:


Gun Name


Rate of Fire (rounds / sec)


Aiming Time (sec)


Accuracy at 100m (m)


Average Damage (AP/APCR/HE)


Average Penetration (AP/APCR/HE)




90 mm canon DCA 30 AC


9.52


1.7


0.38


240/240/320


135/175/45




90 mm DCA 45 AC


8.7


2.3


0.34


240/240/320


212/259/45




100 mm SA 47 AC


6


2.9


0.34


300/300/400


232/263/50




This vehicle has three guns available for it. Researching the 90 mm DCA 45 AC is absolutely necessary for increasing performance. The stock gun has a terrible penetration of only 135 mm, while the upgraded version boosts it to an outstanding 212 mm and 0.34 accuracy. It loses a little on the RoF and aiming time but it is worth it. It is not necessary to research the 100 mm SA 47 AC gun on the way to the AMX AC Mle. 1948, but it is a great idea because the gun is yet another step in the right direction. What’s more, it can also be used on the AMX AC Mle. 1948.

Recommended Equipment:

The AMX AC Mle. 1946 has a lot of equipment that may suit different play styles, but the most universal and easiest to use would be the combination of the Gun Laying Drive, Gun Rammer and Improved Ventilation. For many tank destroyers people like to choose the camouflage net, but for the 46’ it is not that useful – the rather high rate of fire causes you to constantly expose yourself after each shot.


In-Game Playing Tips:

The AMX AC Mle. 1946 is a true beast. It can be considered to be one of the best tank destroyers of its tier thanks to several advantages over similar vehicles. It’s time to try to put all the advantages into use.

Firstly, the 46’ has a really amazing frontal armour plate compared to other Tier VII TDs. This means that you can put up a real fight against many different enemies, even those from higher tiers. Not only is the armour 120mm thick but it is also nicely angled. When properly angling the hull, the armour can prove to be very effective in combat. Be warned though that your viewports located on top of the hull are a huge weak spot. Another weak spot on the front is the driver’s viewport, but this one is very small and is located right next to the well-armoured gun mantle. It is unlikely that the enemy will be able to hit it when far away. To improve the efficiency of the frontal armour plate, it is a good idea to use the terrain shape to place the hull so that the angle at which the enemy is firing is even higher, making the shots bounce off more frequently. The gun depression of this vehicle is good enough to fire at enemies while angling the hull, so do not hesitate from doing that.

Be warned that although your frontal armour is very thick, your side armour as well as rear armour are almost non-existent and vertical. This means that it can easily be pierced by any tank you meet on the battlefield in standard battles. Always face the enemy frontally and watch out for fast enemy vehicles flanking you. It may prove to be hard to escape from an enemy who manages to get behind you and you will not be able to damage him unless you manage to face him frontally.


In case an enemy does manage to flank you or get behind you, there is a tactic that might help you out in some cases. Do not rotate your hull trying to catch the enemy making a mistake or slowing down, because an experienced player will not make that mistake – he will just carousel you until your tank is a pile of burning junk. What you can do in this kind of situation is to back up against a wall. This prevents the enemy from being able to perform a full circle around you. Sure, you will get damaged, but there is a chance you’ll be able to fire back and face the enemy frontally, once again limiting the amount of damage dealt to your vehicle.

Since the implementation of physics in Version 8.0 it is not as easy to block a tank destroyer just by standing right next to it. The AMX AC Mle. 1946 is not only heavy, it has a really powerful engine, so pushing medium and especially light tanks away that are blocking you should not be a problem. In some cases, when there is no wall to back up against, you can try ramming a vehicle that is trying to flank you before he actually manages to get out of your shooting arc. Be warned though that ramming heavier enemies is a bad idea. For example – trying to ram an AMX 12t is a great idea, since it’s a very light tank with next to no armour. This makes it easy to track it in a ramming attack as well as severely damage it, potentially damaging tracks or internal modules. A T32 on the other hand is not a good ramming target, since it’s a heavy tank. It is very likely that the ramming attempt would deal more damage to you than to it.

The AMX AC Mle. 1946 has two great guns at its disposal. Both the 90 mm DCA 45 AC and the 100 mm SA 47 AC are amazing for dealing great amounts of damage. The 100 mm gun has higher penetration and deals more damage, but at the cost of lower rate of fire and slightly longer aiming time. It is mostly for you to choose what you prefer, but most would probably go with the 100 mm because of the higher penetration.



The AMX AC Mle. 1946 is a great second line vehicle. Because of lack of a turret it is not well suited for being a first liner. The good accuracy, extreme penetration and not-too-high reloading speed make it perfect for aiding against enemies that have been spotted by more heavily armoured heavy tanks or scout tanks skirmishing behind enemy lines. Remember not to travel alone and use your speed to your advantage, you can easily outrun most heavy vehicles in game and quite a few of the medium tanks as well. Always mind your flanks and don’t rush. Remember that most of the time people rush a lot and have the tendency to ride right under your nose. Don’t be the one making that mistake.



Watch the review of this great machine

Tank of the Month: AMX AC Mle. 1946 | News | World of Tanks

 

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nice.................

 

wecome to go you have more post than me alreadY!

 

welcome to forum and let me tell you (i am boss here)

 

Which one is better for you?

 

Runescape for me

 

Dungeons & Dragons for me

 

Far Cry 3

 

Which series is beter for you?

 

Mists of Pandaria just like all

 

So much Evil