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War Thunder: How to Use (or at Least Spade) Japanese UH-1B?
Short answer
No confirmed fix yet. Players suggest: I did try it in Heli PvE, which I am not really a fan of because it is an AB mode and to be honest, I didn't have much luck with that helicopter there either.
The problem
Hello. I've been maining Japan in WT for a while (almost more than 4 years on and off playing the game mostly on that nation, I do have the same handle in the game if you want to get dissapointed), and I am mostly an Air RB player, so I genuinly suck at GRB because I don't really have a good sense of positioning and I don't really know many weakpoints of tanks (except the really popular and…
What players suggest
I am glad to hear that, but the American version of this helicopter, or any other nation's version of this helicopter to that matter, possesses much more weapon diversity than 4 mighty mouse rocket pods, and I am not saying in stock, there are literally no other options besides the 4 mighty mouse pods. I did try it in Heli PvE, which I am not really a fan of because it is an AB mode and to be…
yes it has only that and i used them to grind mine till i get AGM-22, it was not fun but i made a couple of friends and found a helicopter pilot that only played heli pve in game (not kidding he had nearly 80% of helicopters researched using helicopters) go after bases (most of players that take ground targets have guided missiles so you will fail to get enough points, simply engage the bases…
You don't. Genuinly. I went halfway through spading that ♥♥♥♥ before they added the function to research helis with tanks. It was really just a brain numbing experience of "spam ground rb and hope you get at least a critical hit", then die, then repeat. It has no armor, it has no guns, it only has unguided rockets. There is genuinly no point in playing this vehicle unless you are dead set on…
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