So for example jets fighting early war fighters should not occur. According to this value, you should not be allowed to play in the same battle against players with their top three planes ranked either 2 rank levels higher OR 2 rank levels lower than your rank.
This is so planes which are statistically too different cannot be together, as some planes are in the same rank but have better armament, and hence a higher BR. The game allows this value to have a +/- 1 Battle Rating difference between players. Matchmaking works by using the BR of your top 3 planes in the line-up (preset) you are using, to calculate a value. Usually you should not be put up against planes that are more than 1BR higher or lower than you. In realistic battles, you have only one plane and it's BR is used to match you with approximately equal enemies. War Thunder takes into account your planes' Battle Rating (BR) when deciding battles. Some planes have different Battle Ratings in realistic battles than they do in arcade battles. THIS IS FOR PLANES ONLY, NOT FOR TANKS Battle Rating īattle Rating (BR) is used to balance out planes based on how well they fight, or how dangerous they are. 3.1 How Battle Rating is calculated (This is for arcade mode only).
Planes in arcade are horrendously badly implemented. Originalmente postado por kilo6:That's why I like playing in my M16 MGMC with APIT belts people foolishly try to attack it, but I throw it around, stay on the move, and when they overshoot, they crash into the ground and I claim a kill.Īlso, since this is regarding arcade mode, if some guy was in a Tiger H1, hulled-down, and the only possible way to attack him is by closing 500 meters of open ground to flank it, would you do it? Or would you rather just call in a bomber and force him to move or die? shoot it? almost everything (if not everything) the Tiger 1 faces can pen the flat mantlet directlyīesides its arcade, you can shoot the wings off of a fly from a thousand paces
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