Does a good job at climbing up the hills and being overall mobile, turning feels smooth and fast in the low gear! This means that you should play it as a sniper, due to the lackluster armor and big profile being too much of a liability in close-proximity engagements. This guy looks absolutely badass and massive. Keep in mind that Chi-Nu is pretty small and nimble, with a short reload time, it makes it a pretty good flanker tank! The 75mm cannon is effective at both short and long engagements and can deal a lot of damage, if not instakilling other enemy tanks. Let’s start with the main cannon, which is the icing on the cake. It’s equipped with a 37 mm Type 1 cannon - it’s not bad, and will surely do its job against light+medium tanks! This feller on the other hand is amphibious, it’s also equipped with plenty of machine guns on the sides, which might make you question whether this is a tank or not. The armor is alright compared to the other tanks in this tier. It’s equipped with a relatively powerful cannon that can be equipped with HEAT shells capable of dealing decent penetration damage. It can reach speeds of 44-49 KM/H, which is impressive for a tank in this tier.
Ho-I is good at a few things - first of all, mobility.
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I’m gonna discuss some of the best tanks from the Japanese side and explain how to play them effectively, and why they’re fun + generally worth grinding for. Are they any good? Well, they’re not as good as the German or American tanks but they still have some hidden potential in their armaments and mobility. But anyways, this article will be about their tanks.
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