War Thunder Community Magazine Issue 2 | Page 15

The LaGG-3-8 and LaGG-3-11 should be your research after researching it as this would pull your remaining priority as it is very powerful at BR 2.0 and they will be planes into higher tier matches. Research a couple your first cannon-armed planes, which can take out your of them (if there is going to be a BR jump) before peers with a few well-placed shots while other planes placing them in games together. Use Boom and are still mostly using lower-caliber machine guns. Zoom tactics with the LaGG 3 as they are not very maneuverable and don’t stay and turn fight. Once you have these two planes, put them into your lineup and you should notice a very big difference in Round off the lineup with two of the BR 2.0 bombers, the ease of getting aerial kills. I would not recommend such as the Su-2 M-82 or the SB 2M bombers (-100 using one plane at a significantly higher BR right and -103). Take note that the SB 2M-103U MV-3 and SB 2M-105 have a much higher BR, so do not include them in your lineup if you want to stay at BR 2.0. The Su-2 M-82 has forward firing guns, good for taking out lightly armored targets but has a smaller bombload; the SB 2M bombers have better bombloads at the expense of forward-firing guns. At BR 2+, targets such as tanks and light pillboxes, as well as bases will start to appear, and you will need bombs to take them out effectively. Alternatively, if you fancy your role as a fighter pilot, you can take a look at the remaining I-16 fighters in Tier I (Type 10, 18 and 24) which have rockets but no cannon armament. These maneuverable planes are excellent at killing less maneuverable fighters (which is almost all of them except for the Reserve planes) by staying on their tails and riddling them with bullet holes from the 4 ShKAS machine guns. Recommended research: LaGG 3-8 → LaGG 3-11 → Su-2 M-82 → SB 2M series → I-16 (Tier I) series War Thunder Community Magazine The GameOn Magazine // 15