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Those Armor Piercing Discarding Sabot projectiles? Turns out, the sabot keeps flying for some time! And a big block of metal to the face isn't great for your health 😬

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Kal’Dos the Nuclear Sergal1 year ago

How many times are you going to mispronounce sabot?

Mr unknown1 year ago

Reminder Gaijin

Confrade1 year ago

He had a 500% booster on.

Grom19451 year ago

Polish tech/sub tree when? Nr.574 😄😄

Matt Demorest1 year ago

You guys need to do something about these so called "CAS" pussies. Ain't nothing fun or cool about helpless tanks being raped to death in their own spawn cause bombing is so deathly easy. Bombs shouldn't fall in perfect lines they deviate just like tank shells!

SpudmanWP1 year ago

How about you spend less time on BS mechanics (you got sabot separation SO wrong) and fix truly frustrating things like oversized hitboxes, shooting through solid objects (ground, trees, etc), and armor overlap. btw, Sabots are aluminum, veer off very quickly (try watching a video), and couldn't pen paper.

Callsign Blue Rose1 year ago

How do I post a kill I got mid air with a gbu39

Yipee1 year ago

Bro.... Please fucking say sabot correctly Jesus fuck

Wyatt Schutz1 year ago

A lot people still don’t have wing vapor :(

DuckWorth - どれでも1 year ago

i love your new airfields next time make sure to clean them up so there isn't any small rocks laying on there😭

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