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       #Post#: 77559--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What are Mercenary Tanks good for?!
       By: guest683 Date: August 17, 2018, 4:02 am
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       I would aim for the same Jake, but I keep getting sidetracked by
       doing stupid things like laugh at people who are not expecting a
       Maus to roll sideways down a hill.  :scream:
       #Post#: 77562--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What are Mercenary Tanks good for?!
       By: Guderian9139 Date: August 18, 2018, 12:55 pm
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       Wait- you saw me do that?   :amazed:
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       Re: What are Mercenary Tanks good for?!
       By: guest683 Date: August 21, 2018, 3:31 am
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       :rolf:
       #Post#: 77640--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What are Mercenary Tanks good for?!
       By: JediKnightMastr Date: September 7, 2018, 3:37 pm
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       Hello fellow O.F.F.ers, have been absent since mid May - June (
       Required relocation of family to new residence). Have been on
       this forum from time to time and see some old friends are still
       here and sadly, some are absent. My horrible moving experience
       has taught me that sometimes bad things happen for no rhyme or
       reason. I have an x-box one s now, so there should no longer be
       any issues as to linking up for platoons 'once I figure the
       bloody thing out'. When things are all in thier place, I'll be
       looking for all who wish to crush the Reds, see them driven
       before you, and well you know . . .  And now as to the meat of
       the issue
       
       
       
       What an amalgamation of tank parts, one member suggested a
       marketing ploy, I agree with this theory.  Are they worth it
       though, these "contracts" are involving and time consuming. I'll
       know soon enough if they're a nuisance or an armor plated
       elephant with a bad attitude. If anyone reads this, would you
       post what mercenary tank you like and why, this info could help
       in my decision as to involve myself in wargaming latest
       endeavor. Thanks J.K.M.
       #Post#: 77642--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What are Mercenary Tanks good for?!
       By: Drakona4 Date: September 7, 2018, 5:24 pm
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       [quote author=JediKnightMastr link=topic=4867.msg77640#msg77640
       date=1536352628]
       Hello fellow O.F.F.ers, have been absent since mid May - June
       ... Thanks J.K.M.
       [/quote]
       JKM:  I like:
       - Cruncher (VIII) : drives like the Tier VIII American Medium,
       but with the Tiger I  8.8 cm/L71, nice reload, very accurate.
       I've rarely needed to use premium APCR.
       - Needle (IV) : drives like a faster Matilda; gun is reasonably
       close to Matilda (A-20 47mm), armor is comparable (Pzr II-J
       hull), speed is much faster, IMHO.  Does do terribly in Tier VI
       battles; the 47mm pen falls off faster then the British 2-pdr.
       I don't like:
       - Stubbs (V) : I was looking forward to a Mercenary Light/Scout
       tank.  This one... not quite fast enough, and the gun is awful.
       British DERP gun (shots rainbows, which makes leading a target
       laughably hard).  Comes with HEP, so I was initially excited,
       but the pen is so terrible, its hard to do _any_ damage to Tier
       V+ tanks, save for the known nearly-armor-less tanks.  I mean, I
       was able to one-shot a T-67 once.  Once.
       - Bulwark (V) : this beast has the Matilda 2 pdr, and in a Tier
       V battle it is _okay_; against Tier 6 you'll shoot some premium;
       and against Tier 7 its laughable (the premium pen is barely good
       enough, but the alpha is just so bad).
       - Caboose (III) : the KV-2 of Tier III.  Hilarious in a Tier III
       battle.  Terrible terrible performance in Tier V.  I almost
       recommended it, since its a riot at Tier III, but ... I've
       rarely been top tier in it, and never have I been top tier in it
       when I was in a platoon.
       #Post#: 77646--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What are Mercenary Tanks good for?!
       By: Maddog STS Date: September 8, 2018, 11:45 am
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       I laugh at Needles when I'm driving my Matilda  :troll:
       #Post#: 77656--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What are Mercenary Tanks good for?!
       By: Drakona4 Date: September 10, 2018, 3:48 pm
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       [quote author=Maddog STS link=topic=4867.msg77646#msg77646
       date=1536425149]
       I laugh at Needles when I'm driving my Matilda  :troll:
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       you would!   :bigsmile:
       #Post#: 77674--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What are Mercenary Tanks good for?!
       By: Purcellmeister Date: September 14, 2018, 10:56 am
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       I almost like the Plaguebringer, but like the others, you end up
       using a lot of premium ammo. Of all the mercs that I have (5 I
       think), I like the Stinger the most. It's quick and agile, its
       76mm gun is decent even at bottom tier, and the enging reminds
       me of an old Farmall tractor with the throttle wide open.
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