This applies for both Multiplayer and Co-Op matches.Įach tank in Cold War mode belongs to a specific Era in the table below. Unlike the World War II matchmaker, the Cold War matchmaker uses Era-Based Matchmaking. You’ll quickly notice one key difference from World War II mode when looking at the Cold War Tech Trees: artillery is not available in Cold War mode!Īlthough there is no artillery, there are other items that are exclusive to Cold War: However, each faction still contains Tech Trees that show you the paths from introductory tanks to more advanced vehicles. The game HUD will display this spotting information to help you know when you can be spotted. This is an automatic spotting system that is handled by the game.After that, you will be unable to see an enemy vehicle even if it has been spotted. Spotted enemies can still be seen only up to a distance of 564 meters away from your vehicle.To spot an enemy vehicle so that their tank becomes visible, your tank’s view range is compared against the enemy tank’s camouflage to determine the distance at which your view range overpowers their concealment and they become spotted.Enemy vehicles remain completely hidden until spotted by you or your allies.So, if you select a Tier IV tank, you will face opponents only from Tier III or Tier IV.įinally, there’s the spotting system that determines how tanks are detected: 100 or more players in the queue: Three per teamĬo-Op battles in World War II mode are slightly different.Fewer than 100 players in the queue: Two per team.Artillery limits for Battle Tiers 5-11:.45 or more players in the queue: Three per team.Fewer than 45 players in the queue: One per team.Additionally, the limit will be adjusted according to the number of players in the queue: Teams are limited to three artillery players per team (and one per platoon).
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