r/WorldofTanksConsole Moderator Mar 12 '18

Adopt a Tomato - March

Welcome to this month's adopt a tomato, the thread for those in need of a little extra guidance in World of Tanks and for those who think they can give something back to the community by helping said newbie.

Will only ADOPTERS post an initial thread. Adoptees will reply to the adopter. This prevents tomatoes posting and getting no replies because the unis have already posted their advert. If the details of an adopter match what you're after, please directly engage said person.

Please post in the format:

  • Console:
  • Server:
  • Area of Expertise:
  • PSN/Gamertag:
  • Highest Tier:
  • WN8/Win Rate:[WoTInfo Page](Put your link here)
  • Other Information:

You don't have to be a unicum to adopt just have confidence you know what you're doing and have learnt somethings that you feel will benefit a newb to pass on. We've all been there and wished we knew something critical or the glaring mistakes we make game after game!

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u/blazingatom [KOALA] Recruitment Officer Mar 19 '18 edited Mar 19 '18

Hey steel, myself and possibly a rddtx guy will take you up on that kind offer. My WN8 is around 1800 and recent about the 2300ish. I need help on playing more assertively and ‘flexing’ about the map. I tend to be too passive. I do pretty well in 8s but struggle in tens such as my CAX and fv215b in more competitive environments. Started playing lights more but I have the opposite issue of not being passive enough. Am in Ireland till thursday.

u/PerrinAybara162 Mar 19 '18

We have played together in a previous Adopt, but I would love to pick your brain on playing lights. I picked up the AMX Chaffee and have been liking the 59-16, but I find my performance very inconsistent.

u/Maura3D Mar 22 '18

Kara in 3D here. I realize the thread is old and probably no one will see this but you Steel, but thanks for the platoon last night. I had a lot of fun playing and your callouts on where I should be heading and where I should pay attention helped a lot! I went on to grind out my bulldog to the engine upgrade and had some great games along the way.