Name: World of Tanks - Best Replays of the Week #67
Uploaded: 2018-03-17T23:54:28.000Z
Duration: 12 min 34 s
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and an M60 on a quest for a mark of excellence.

Let's kick off with a Steel Wall performance from the EU region.

Gwandi's unbreakable machine isn't one of the massive heavies,

but rather a tier 7 Soviet medium tank, the A-44.

Its strongest bit of armour is a 150 mm thick belt on the front glacis.

Gwandi heads out into the Windstorm, far ahead of the pack.

A Tiger rolls down the street to test the strength of our unusual Steel Wall.

but Gwandi prefers to warm up with an easier machine.

A rear-mounted turret is great for side-scraping.

This is too frustrating for the German feline,

That suits the quick and agile A-44 just fine, of course.

It's much easier to kill the heavy from behind after all.

Just tanking a lot of shots isn't going to be enough to win this one.

Nice ollie there. Too bad there isn't a rail to do a grind on.

before taking out a cheeky artillery piece.

considering that the tank is mostly just protected from the front.

This gun belongs on a heavy tank, and it handles terribly.

Good speed and a heavily armoured front make for a decent rammer as well.

Artillery strikes again, giving the T20 an opening to attack.

It gets a free shot at the A-44's vulnerable side,

but that's not enough to defeat our Steel Wall.

One more shot in the back would have been fatal.

Wait long enough to disappear from view, and then go in.

Remember that sweet ram earlier? Let's have another one.

Is the SPG going to have a go? No? Let's go find it then.

The artillerist has decided to try the direct approach.

That was a brave attempt, but it has left the SPG helpless. Good game.

Unusually for us, Gwandi dishes out a lot more damage

than was blocked by armour. Who cares though!

An unusual game with an unusual tank, and we're happy to share it with you.

we have the streamer dakillzor piling up damage in an M60.

I'd say something about Daki showing off with a Clan Wars trophy,

but it's not like it's a particularly powerful tank.

one of the foes charges into the open straight at the start.

It's not the only target on offer either.

For a while there's a whole buffet to choose from.

Don't worry though, that was a rare exception.

Daki gets into a nice rhythm, dishing out damage like it's going out of style.

A T57 attempts to slip behind the friendlies, but it won't be allowed to.

but Daki is doing a lion's share of the damage.

The question is, can the M60 survive this fight?

It's a large, poorly armoured barn of a tank.

Suddenly, the Red team starts to collapse. Attack!

This E 75 seems invulnerable, as shot after shot bounces off.

The remaining foes are still singing camp songs at the base.

Daki lines up a shot… and runs straight into a boulder. Ouch.

It's ok though, everyone was wearing seat belts.

As you can see, the gunner didn't suffer any ill effects.

The last foe gives up the ghost before Daki can so much as aim for it.

Just four kills, but an impressive 10,800 points of damage.

That should help dakillzor in the quest for that 3rd mark of excellence.

Now let's hop over to the American region,

Vladimir's tank is an E 50, seen here at sunny El Halluf.

Taking point, the E 50 leads the pack to the north-western choke point.

The first pair of shots is enough to secure a kill. It's a nice start.

Teammates should have this under control,

so Vlad pushes on to the next choke point.

There's a lot of steel to cut through here, and some of it cuts right back.

It would be nice to pick up a couple more kills,

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