There are five (5) maps in Tank Assault: Mozdok, Kursk, Sinai, Japan, Maginot Line, and Ardennes, where you will fight the Germans, Soviets, British, Japanese, French, and Americans, respectively. It is not necessary (but highly recommended) to destroy the aircraft in order to win the mode. In the meantime, several enemy attack aircraft will spawn, attacking player tanks with rockets and bombs (or guns for the Ju 87 G-1). This means that you should strive to delay any waves of AI tanks for as long as possible from entering the square, and any AI tanks in the square should be Priority One for destruction. Once your points reach zero, you lose the game, like in PvP. The more AI tanks are in the square, the faster you lose points. In Tank Assault mode, when enemy AI tanks enter the square area surrounding your base on the minimap, you will start losing points. Squad up with someone competent if you want to win more. Don't expect your teammates to do anything. Try not to get frustrated.ĪLSO, this is War Thunder. You have unlimited respawns, however (as I will explain later), and unless you die and respawn in an expensive tank a lot, you will easily make back the spawn cost if you win. Just do your best to minimise the amount of stuff the less capable ones have to deal with, and the wins will eventually start coming in.īefore I start explaining the mechanics, it's very important to accept that you're probably going to get killed by the bots at some point, possibly multiple times, in the most BS of ways at times. Unfortunately, random being what it is, you should generally not expect too much from your team. I have played quite a few battles in this mode and won a fair amount of times, so I would like to at least help you increase your odds of winning, and to explain the mechanics that Gaijin has, in their characteristic way, chosen to keep as opaque as possible.Īs with this game in general, a little bit of teamwork can go a long way. Nevertheless, this mode can be rather frustrating to players who are not familiar with the mechanics of the mode. Think of this mode as an MMO raid: if you and everyone on the team doesn't understand what's going on and aren't using the right stuff, it can seem extremely difficult once you get together with a few players and you understand how this mode works and use the right tactics and equipment (vehicles/ammo choices), it becomes quite easy, and even farmable: While rather unpolished, I find this mode to be a rather fun practice mode for me that happens to give some rewards a viable mode for grinding tanks if you can win consistently.
In Patch 1.67, Gaijin introduced the Assault PvE mode for Ground Forces. 1.79 has brought extensive changes to Assault Mode, and I will be updating this guide as more information comes in when I play
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