At first glance, it may seem that Large tanks should initially be better in many ways, because Blitz is a mobile version of WoT. But this is far from the case. Both games have obvious advantages over their counterparts, so let’s take turns considering both large and mobile tanks, then calculate the advantages and disadvantages of each! So, on all counts:
- The amount of equipment (scores from 0 to 5):
Large: more than 520 (5)
Mobile: about 350 (3) - Number of cards (scores from 0 to 5):
Large: more than 40 (5)
Mobile: 23 (3) - Battle modes (scores from 0 to 5):
Large: more than 10 (5)
Mobile: 4 — 5 (2) - Adequacy of players (scores from 0 to 5):
Large: 1
Mobile: 2 - Card playability (scores from 0 to 5):
Large: 3
Mobile: 4 - Balance (points from 0 to 5):
Large: 2
Mobile: 4 - Graphics for the comfort of the game (scores from 0 to 5):
Large: 5
Mobile: 4 - Simplicity and convenience of the game (scores from 0 to 5):
Large: 1
Mobile: 4 - Saving nerves (scores from 0 to 5):
Large: 2
Mobile: 3 - Saving money (scores from 0 to 5):
Large: 1
Mobile: 2
Total points:
Large: 30 out of 50
Mobile: 31 out of 50
It turns out that WoT and WoT Blitz are about on the same level. But still, in Blitz there are no hated stoyals and artillery, which practically destroys the entire balance in WoT. If you want variety and realism, go to the Big Tanks. If you want simplicity, convenience and comfort — in Blitz.
