There are many silver tanks and special tanks in the game that are very playable, but they tend to be big eaters, which makes many commanders who can't put them down have to reduce the number of times they drive them into battle due to budget problems, and spend extra time "farming for credits". If we adjust them to break even, their attendance will skyrocket. Let's see which tanks are suitable for this adjustment!
Chimera
As a reward tank for Personal Missions, the strength of the Chimera is worthy of the difficulty of obtaining it. As a heavy artillery midtank, the Chimera's own attributes require a lot of supplies to enhance the tank's overall combat performance, including reload time, gun control, etc. In the face of those hard guys, you need to ensure the breakdown rate and often use gold coin bullets. If the Chimera also has a bonus to the income of silver coins, then the sky of the VIII room may be changing!
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These two tanks are definitely the most popular tanks, although they are Tier IX tanks, they can be called Tier IX+ tanks in terms of overall strength. These two tanks are fun, but they really burn silver coins, and the big supply and gold coin shells are full, and the strength goes straight to the Tier X tank. Therefore, the silver coin income bonus is also considered an "epic strengthening" for these two, so you don't have to worry about the more damage you fight, the more silver you lose!
KV-2
As the "leader of the 152 Cult of God", the KV-2 captured the hearts of many commanders with just that 152mm "troll cannon". After all, there is a chance to send the enemy back to the garage with a single shot, and who wouldn't love such a tank? Therefore, if the KV-2 can have the attributes of a gold coin tank, have a bonus to the income of silver coins, and it is more convenient to change the crew, it is estimated that there will be a bunch of KV-2 "revenge society" in the VI room.
"Tiger" type / Tiger King / E-75
The D-series heavy tank has always been the signature line in the game, and these three tanks are still quite popular in the game. After training the E-100, there are definitely not a few commanders who did not sell them, but kept some collections. With the Gold Car stat, they can even share a crew with the E-100, isn't it beautiful!
T29
T29's big brother: T32 has a mutant gold coin tank, so the T29, a Class VII heavy tank with explosive strength, is not too much of a variant gold coin tank. The T29 is also a very popular tank, with an iron head that surpasses the average level of protection for Tier VII tanks, making the T29 particularly good in combat. However, after the 105mm gun was weakened, the small-caliber 90mm gun became the mainstream configuration, but the demand for gold coin shells for the T29 also increased, so the introduction of the gold coin version of the 90mm gun, the T29, was indeed a good choice.
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The Rhine and the Quad are not bad in all respects, and they both have omnidirectional turrets (albeit a bit slower) and can be equipped with either 128mm guns or 150mm guns. They are highly concealed and have explosive output capabilities, but they also have a high demand for large supplies and gold coin shells (150mm guns), so the introduction of their variant gold tanks will also allow more commanders to experience the joyful gameplay of the D-series crispy TD!
T49
T49, also known as "1390 killer", "high-speed 152 carrier vehicle" and so on....... The T49 enjoys too much "honor", and the output performance is extremely unstable 152 mm guns, so that every commander who has tried the T49 loves and hates it, love lies in the fact that the "Burst Chrysanthemum" has about 910 points of damage when it is pierced, and hate is that the shell cannot penetrate or fly away, and there is no damage. The T49 costs a lot of money every time it goes into battle, so it's a good choice to launch such a gold coin tank that matches the same entertainment gameplay as Caliban.
50TP
The 50TP is also an excellent tank, with a turret that can sell heads, and high damage per shot. The artillery control is barely reasonable, but it also needs to be equipped with large supplies. There are also a lot of "hard" guys in the IX room, so the gold coin bullets should also be prepared. Although there is already a variant tank: the BZ-58-2, it is a special tank, and the body is not the original, it is too brittle.
T30/T95
Both the T30 and T95 are M-series IX class self-propelled anti-tank guns, and both tanks are armed with large-caliber 155 mm guns. The T30 has a turret like a regular tank, also known as a heavy tank in TD skin, and the T95 is a turretless tank, but it has strong armor protection, and it is a good hand at advancing the battle line in battle! These two tanks are full of supplies, and the gold bullets are very cool throughout the whole process, so if these two tanks can have the benefits of gold cars, it will be even cooler!
These tanks are very distinctive, but they are also a bit "money-burning" and a bit of a waste of "crew". The introduction of a variant gold tank, or the introduction of a new silver-to-gold service, are all good options. Commanders, which other researchable tanks do you think would be a good fit for the launch of the Gold Variant Tank? Feel free to leave a comment in the comments section below and let us know what you think.