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Commanders!

We’ve prepared today another special gift from you in addition to the one already available. Be as stealthy and deadly as a snow tiger on the battlefield with our special Snow Tiger camouflage!



This gift is now available at MY.GAMES Market. The camouflage can also be used for all environments.

We hope that you’ll enjoy it and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Commanders!

Today we’ve prepared the following items for you:

• Object 195 Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank
• Armata 152 Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank
• Kurganets-25 Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer
• Msta-S Tier 9 Premium Self-Propelled Gun
• Khrizantema-S Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer
• T-72B3 Tier 8 Premium Main Battle Tank
• BMPT Mod.2017 Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer

Between December 30, 2021 and January 6, 2022, the following items will be available:




The Object 195 Main Battle Tank is one of the 1980s Soviet supertanks, intended to fight the next generation of NATO MBTs. It was developed in Nizhny Tagil by the experienced Uralvagonzavod design bureau (UKBTM), which was responsible for such legendary tanks as the T-72 and T-90. Much like other such prototypes, it was designed to be armed with massive 152mm smoothbore cannon in an unmanned turret. A single prototype was built and it allegedly passed state trials between 2008 and 2010 but the project was discontinued due to a lack of financing. You can learn more about it in our dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the Object 195 is a Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank and one of the most versatile vehicles you can get your hands on thanks to a combination of excellent armor, unmanned turret, 152mm hard-hitting gun and one special feature – the coaxial 30mm autocannon that allows you to take out unarmored targets without having to waste a shot of your main weapon.

The Object 195 Tier 10 Premium MBT is available in our Web Shop via Loot Crates. Collect 100 blueprint pieces from these crates to obtain the vehicle.








The Armata 152 is a version of the T-14 Armata, armed with larger cannon. One of the upgrades considered for the T-14 Armata was the increase of its caliber to 152mm in order to absolutely, positively destroy anything with the first shot. The 2A83 smoothbore is a behemoth of a gun, designed in the last days of the Soviet empire for the next generation of super-tanks. It’s massive, heavy and quite costly to produce, but, most importantly, it was never truly needed to deal with the western MBTs since the standard 125mm guns were (and still are) up to the task. That is why it never found its way on any Soviet MBT with even the standard T-14 Armata being armed with an improved 125mm cannon. You can, however, experience its awesome firepower in Armored Warfare! Learn more about it in a dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the T-14 Armata 152 is a Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank. While not firing as fast as its 125mm counterpart, the 152mm rounds do enormous damage, often eliminating weaker opponents with a single shot. And then there’s the platform itself – the Armata, the most modern Main Battle Tank in the world. Earn it and use it to dominate!

The Armata 152 Tier 10 Premium MBT is available in our Web Shop via Loot Crates. Collect 100 blueprint pieces from these crates to obtain the vehicle.








The Kurganets-25 Infantry Fighting Vehicle is intended as a cutting edge future replacement to the old BMP series in Russian service. While not as chunky and expensive as the T-15 Armata super-heavy IFV, it’s designed to finally offer the 21st century protection levels the Russian military has been demanding for a long time. However, the design turned out to be quite expensive and while it is currently undergoing state trials, it is unlikely to be ever mass-produced. You can learn more about it in our dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the Kurganets-25 is a Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer. Even though it offers decent protection and mobility for its class, this vehicle is all about firepower. To make sure you always have the right tool for the job, it comes with three distinctive weapon systems – a 57mm autocannon for light targets, fast and small Bulat missiles for highly mobile targets and, finally, full-sized ATGMs that can defeat pretty much anything on the battlefield. If dealing damage is your thing, few vehicles will match your playstyle better.








The Msta-S SPG was developed as a replacement to the older 2S3 Akatsiya. The goal was to match (or surpass) the newly developed NATO artillery pieces with long 155mm guns. The production began in 1988 and is currently ongoing with a modernized variant rolling out for the Russian military. More than 500 Msta-S SPGs are still in Russian service and dozens were exported to several other countries. It has seen some combat during the Second Chechen War and the War in Donbass. You can learn more about it in our dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the Msta-S is a Tier 9 Self-Propelled Gun, which makes it only usable in the Global Operations mode and in PvE. It comes with two shell types – a slow-flying one with a high flight arc, and a fast-flying one for use against more mobile targets.








The Khrizantema-S is a dedicated tank hunter, built on a modified BMP-3 hull. The first Khrizantema-S prototype appeared in public as early as 1996 with the initial production variant (9P157) entering service in 2005. Around 2010, an upgraded variant called 9P157-2 appeared with a modernized Ukrainian optics system and a hull machinegun the original model lacked. This variant was in use until 2017. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the Khizantema-S is a Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer. It is quite a stealthy vehicle armed with a twin ATGM launcher. The key to achieving excellent results with this machine is long-range ATGM sniping followed by rapid relocation. The missiles are quite powerful and make hits easy thanks to their excellent performance.








The T-72B3 is the most modern Russian T-72 variant currently in service. It is a heavily upgraded version of the T-72B, featuring Kontakt-5 ERA kit and an improved Fire Control System. Together, these modifications allow the aging T-72 to serve well into the 21st century. You can learn more about its history in our dedicated article!



In Armored Warfare, the T-72B3 is a Tier 8 Premium Main Battle Tank. It continues the tradition of other Russian tanks. Its low silhouette, good mobility, powerful 125mm gun and its advanced ERA kit make it a formidable opponent. This version of the T-72B3 is offered without any camouflage.








The BMPT Mod.2017 is one specific version of the BMPT Terminator that was deployed in 2017 in Syria for extended testing along with some other Russian prototype equipment, including the SU-57 jet fighter and the Uran-9 combat robot. It consists of a modified T-90 hull with a modernized turret from BMPT-72 installed on it. Another major difference was the presence of a new type of Explosive Reactive Armor that was made of soft fabric bags with explosive filler. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the BMPT Mod. 2017 is a Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer and arguably the most powerful variant of the BMPT family. Like the others, it combines a tank hull with an unmanned turret, armed with two 30mm cannons as well as four missile launchers. Its thick armor and advanced ATGMs quickly made it one of the most feared vehicles of Tier 8 battlefields, a position it retains to this day.





We hope that you will enjoy the offer and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Commanders!

Today we’d like to tell you about another upcoming vehicle, an Israeli Premium AFV called Namer.



First, let’s talk a bit about its history. Israel has always had a knack for producing practical and unorthodox vehicles to suit its needs, pioneering the practical use of many technologies. The first mass-produced western ERA kit was the Blazer, the Trophy APS and others.

The same can be said about heavy and super-heavy APCs. Israel is a relatively small country surrounded by enemies, each of them being able to muster much higher numbers of troops than the Jewish nation. Correspondingly, the life of every Israeli trooper is precious as its military simply cannot afford staggering losses that inevitably come with a protracted war. That is why modern technology plays a massive role in the Israeli army with all kinds protective measures developed to save lives.

When it comes to armored transports specifically, Israel has long relied upon the venerable M113 APC – they got large amounts of them from the United States of America and elsewhere. Unfortunately, by now, the M113 is hopelessly obsolete with its thin skin barely being able to protect its crews from small arms. It is also difficult to upgrade – its chassis simply cannot hold a lot of extra armor. That is why Israel started developing truly heavy APCs from either obsolete or captured tanks. The result was a successful series of heavy machines relatively suitable for asymmetrical warfare, protecting their crews and the troops inside from terrorist ambushes.



It is therefore logical that Israel would develop its own indigenous Merkava MBT series into a heavy (or even superheavy) APC – and that’s exactly how the Namer started.

The word Namer means “Leopard” in Hebrew, but in reality is a combination of the words “Nagmash” (APC) and “Merkava”. The initial idea to convert older Merkava tanks to APCs appeared in the 1990s (following the success of the abovementioned heavy APCs), but with the production of Merkava Mk.3 hogging pretty much all the available resources, it didn’t take off until the early 2000s. The 2004 Gaza conflict made the vulnerability of the Israeli M113s a mainstream military topic and prompted all kinds of research and upgrade deployment. It also sparked renewed interest in the idea of converting the Merkava into an APC.

The initial APC prototypes were converted from obsolete Merkava Mk.1 MBTs. Their hull was made taller and the turret was completely removed. A compartment for several troopers was placed where a Merkava would normally carry its ammunition. These prototypes were tested and sometimes shown publically between 2005 and 2006 but it was the 2006 conflict with Lebanon that really spurred things. Instead of using obsolete hulls, a decision was made to produce the Namer APC with brand-new Merkava Mk.4 hulls roughly from 2008 onwards.



The production variant was unveiled in September 2008. It was extremely well protected, as you might expect from a modern Merkava, but it was also armed with machineguns only so, as you can imagine, this isn’t the version we’re introducing to Armored Warfare, but rather an evolution thereof.

The first public mention of an IFV version appeared in 2009 with the Israelis announcing they were looking into arming the Namer with 30mm autocannon, although a prototype apparently existed in 2008 already. What followed was a decade of trials as well as further Namer (allegedly partially taking place in the United States of America) until the vehicle was revealed to public in 2017.

The 2017-2018 Namer IFV version is fitted with an unmanned Rafael turret and armed with a combination of 30mm Orbital Mk.44 Bushmaster autocannon and Spike guided missiles. The interesting thing about this turret is the fact that it’s fairly modular and can be installed on other platforms (such as the Eitan APC) without compromising the internal structure. It is basically sitting on top of the hull rather than sinking into it.

The original Namer weighed some 62 tons and this version is even heavier – according to various sources, it weighs anywhere between 65 and 70 tons, which makes it the heaviest produced tracked IFV pretty much anywhere. The only comparable project would be the Russian T-15 Armata, which likely is 10-20 tons lighter. The Namer can carry 9 troops and has a crew of 3 men.



As you can imagine, the armor of this IFV is exceptional. The Namer was built for heavy duty fighting and its superior roof armor tells us of its true purpose – urban combat. Where other IFVs are extremely vulnerable from above, the Namer thrives in urban environment. Its considerable armor – on par with the Merkava Mk.4 MBT – is complemented by the Trophy hard-kill APS, which comes as standard equipment with every Namer IFV. But urban combat isn’t the only place where the Namer excels – it is no stranger to long-range combat either. Its Spike ATGMs come in a wide variety of configurations and can make short work of any enemy MBT.

Being an offshoot of the Merkava Mk.4 design, the vehicle is likely powered with the same engine, the 1500hp MTU MT883 diesel paired with a Renk RK325 five-gear automatic transmission. However, according to other sources, the vehicle is still powered by the Continental AVDS-1790-9AR diesel engine producing 1200hp. Either way, the IFV seems to be fairly agile despite its massive weight. The maximum speed of this vehicle is 60 km/h while the mobility remains comparable to the Merkava MBT.

Even today, the Namer platform remains in production and while it hasn’t really seen any major combat. By 2017, the amount of Namers in service was 120 and today, it is estimated to be roughly 150. By 2027, Israel wants to operate 531 Namer vehicles. However, how many of these will be the IFV version remains to be seen – the Namer IFV variant is still undergoing trials with only a few prototypes built. The results, however, do look promising.



In Armored Warfare, the Namer will be a Tier 10 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle.

But before we tell you more about it, here’s the usual disclaimer:

The numbers below are very preliminary as the vehicle has not been properly tested. They are sure to change and should only be discussed as an indicator of how we’d like to set the vehicle up.

With that being said:

We’re going to set the Namer up as a Main Battle Tank and Armored Fighting Vehicle hybrid. What this means is that this vehicle will have Merkava-levels of protection. The hull will in fact have roughly the same armor as Merkava Mk.4 while the turret will take reduced damage. The Namer will also come fitted with the Trophy hard-kill APS (without the Supercharged mode).

But the firepower is where things get interesting. As you already know from the historical part, the Namer is armed with two primary weapon systems – 30mm Mk.44 Bushmaster autocannon and Spike ATGMs. Both of these weapons are already in the game so you are likely already familiar with them, although their overall values will be configured with the abovementioned protection levels in mind (that is, reduced compared to less-protected vehicles). What’s new, however, is the way you’ll be able to configure your Namer.

First, there’s the basic configuration with both weapon systems equally balanced:

• 30mm APFSDS (320mm of penetration, 40 damage per shot, 100 rounds can be fired before the gun overheats, 2.5s cooldown and 13833 damage per minute value)
• 30mm PELE (120mm of penetration, 45 damage per shot, 100 rounds can be fired before the gun overheats, 2.5s cooldown and 15562 damage per minute value)
• Spike ATGM twin launcher (Tandem HEAT warhead, 1300mm of penetration, 900 damage per shot, 3 seconds between launches and 13s launcher reload time)

Aside from the abovementioned configuration, you’ll also have two more setups to choose from – one favoring the autocannon and one favoring the missiles.



The autocannon configuration replaces both 30mm autocannon rounds with 40mm SuperShot APFSDS (the autocannon can be configured to fire 40mm ammunition).

This ammo has the following properties: 390mm of penetration, 52 damage per shot, 40 rounds can be fired before the gun overheats, 2s cooldown and 15898 damage per minute value. On the downside, the ATGM reload time increases from 13 seconds to 20 seconds.

The ATGM configuration reduces the amount of autocannon shells you can fire before overheating the gun from 100 to 50. However, the ATGM time between launches is reduced from 3s to 1.62s and the magazine reload time is reduced from 13s to 10.8s, which translates into ATGM damage per minute value increase of roughly 31 percent.

In all three configurations, the gun will elevate to +70 degrees and depress to -12 degrees. At the same time, the Namer will carry infantry, so it’ll play like a very heavy AFV, but you can replace this Active Ability with a Designate Target one.

This vehicle’s downsides will be its camouflage and viewrange values, both of which will be poor for its class – 10 percent camouflage rating and 430 meters viewrange (460 when stationary). Its mobility will also resemble an MBT rather than AFV. With its 1200hp diesel engine, the Namer will have the maximum speed of 65 km/h and Merkava-like agility.



In summation, the Namer will be a well-protected lumbering behemoth, at least compared to other vehicles of its class. Its MBT-like characteristics will make this vehicle quite forgiving for new players, but, as they say, a jack-of-all-trades is a master of none. In our case, this principle will reflect in the reduced damage output compared to other, more specialized AFVs. Despite its class, it’ll never be really stealthy or a true long-range vehicle and its MBT-like mobility will prevent it from acting as an effective scout. It will, on the other hand, offer reliable fire support in all situations as well as the ability to spearhead an attack along with MBTs.

Within its constraints, you’ll be able to tweak its performance to match the style you prefer the most. Generally speaking, the autocannon configuration will come in handy in PvE where maximizing your damage per minute output matters, while the basic or ATGM configurations are intended for PvP where more tactical gameplay is required.

We hope that you’ll enjoy this vehicle and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Commanders!

Recently, we’ve introduced the brand-new Carson City PvP map to the game. We would like to use the opportunity to invite you to a new screenshot contest.



The rules are, once again, simple. Make a gorgeous in-game screenshot from the Carson City map and submit it to the dedicated contest channel on our Discord.

Make sure that your submission includes your nickname and has the correct size! The authors of the best three submissions will receive the following prizes:

• 14.000 Battle Coins
• Wars of the Past Battle Path access

We will evaluate the overall creativity of the contest as well as the visual quality of the screenshots, so make them look as best as possible. But that’s not all. Following the end of the contest, we’ll put the best hree submissions to a vote on our official Armored Warfare Facebook page and the author of the submission with the most votes will receive a bonus prize: BMPT Mod.2017 Tier 8 Premium TD!

Please note:

• The contest ends on January 9, 23:59 CET
• Only one submission per player is allowed
• Don’t forget to add your nickname to your submission
• Each submission must have the resolution of 1024x768 or higher
• If you own the prize vehicle already, you will receive its price in Gold instead
• The Battle Path access is not compensated
• Editing and the use of various filters is allowed but non-AW elements must not be used in the editing process

Good luck and see you on the battlefield!

Commanders!

The Wars of the Past Loot Crate is now available. This Loot Crate contains Wars of the Past Battle Coins and Boosters.

• Battle Coins are the primary currency of the Wars of the Past Battle Path campaign and are used to progress through it and to obtain its prizes.
• Battle Coin Boosters are usable only during an active Battle Path and increase your Battle Coin income by 900 percent for two hours.

Please note that you have to obtain the access to a Battle Path to use both items.

Also please note that you may not purchase more than 30 loot crates of one type per day.



We hope that you will enjoy the offer and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

On the 28th of December 2021, starting from 8:00 CET (27th of December, 11 PM PST), the server will not be available for 5 hours due to the application of Update 0.38.8646



 

• All autocannons with overheat mechanics now fire short bursts equal to 0.7 second of standard weapon fire upon pressing the firing button once (this is to address an exploit where it was possible under certain circumstances to fire the autocannon without overheating it)
• Carson City: Fixed the collision model of the building that players could fire through
• Carson City: Fixed an issue where the collision models didn’t change upon environmental object destruction
• Carson City: Fixed several rock collision models
• Carson City: Fixed a number of small visual issues

Commanders!

Our Christmas continues with the second Christmas gift. You can now get your hands on several forest beast-themed items, including a real-life Russian camouflage.



This Christmas gift can be obtained at MY.GAMES Market until January 2, 2022 and contains:

• Russian Winter Forest camouflage (learn more)
• Timber Wolf decal
• Player title “Beastmaster”
• 5 Platinum Battlefield Glory 12-hour boost tokens

The 50% extra Credit income bonus is also still active until December 30.

Interested in presents for other games as well? This gift is a part of the Winter Wonderworlds event, brought to you by MY.GAMES.

We hope that you’ll enjoy this Armored Warfare Christmas and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Commanders!

This week, we’ve prepared another set of attractive items for you:

• Object 640 Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank
• BMPT Mod.2000 Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer
• Leclerc T40 Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer
• Leopard Revolution Tier 8 Premium Main Battle Tank
• Marder 2 Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle
• ASCOD LT-105 Tier 8 Premium Light Tank
• Battle Coins

Between December 23 and December 30, 2021, the following items will be available:




The Object 640 is one of the last Soviet era “super tank” monsters, designed to surpass anything the west could field on the battlefield. It featured extremely advanced armor, making it highly resistant to hits while keeping its weight low. The design was truly revolutionary for the late 1980s, but, like with many other Soviet projects of the era, it was discontinued due to the lack of funding. You can learn more about it in a dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the Object 640 “Black Eagle” is a Tier 10 Premium Main Battle Tank. It is a fast, agile and well-protected vehicle that plays in a typical Russian-style MBT fashion – ideal for players who want to take things up close and personal. This version of the tank does not feature any camouflage and is ready to be customized as you see fit.

The Object 640 Tier 10 Premium MBT is available in our Web Shop via Loot Crates. Collect 100 blueprint pieces from these crates to obtain the vehicle.








The BMPT Mod.2000 is, as its name suggests, one of the earliest models of the famous Russian BMPT series, also known under the name “Terminator.” The word BMPT stands for “tank support combat vehicle,” which is exactly what the machine was designed for – to accompany tanks to battle and support them (predominantly in urban environments) against enemy infantry. It consists of a MBT-class hull (a modified T-90 one) and an unmanned turret, armed with a single 30mm automatic cannon and a single four-tube launcher for Kornet-E ATGMs. This particular model was shown to general public in 2000, but didn’t get much attention. It was overhauled almost immediately to the iconic twin-autocannon configuration that’s being used to this day.



In Armored Warfare, the BMPT Mod.2000 is a Tier 8 Premium Tank Destroyer. It’s a heavy duty vehicle with its hull offering excellent protection for its class. The turret, albeit lightly armored, only takes reduced damage. Even though this vehicle only features a single 30mm autocannon (unlike all the other BMPT series vehicles in the game), this is compensated by the presence of powerful ATGMs that make the BMPT Mod.2000 an extremely potent tank killer.








Sometimes called the French Terminator, this vehicle was designed on the Leclerc MBT chassis with one purpose in mind – to accompany tanks and fight off infantry attacks the same way as the Russian BMPT series does. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the Leclerc T40 is a Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer. It offers you a combination of a durable hull, rapid-fire 40mm automatic cannon and, most importantly, the Javelin missile system. Simply right-click the target, wait until it becomes locket and fire the Javelin ATGM – it will home itself on the target, attacking its weak roof armor. Thanks to this ability, the Leclerc T40 is one of the most destructive vehicles in the game.








The Leopard 2 Revolution is a continuation of the older Evolution upgrade, intended to improve the performance of the older variants of the Leopard 2 Main Battle Tank in order to make it excel even on the battlefields of the 21st century. The improvements include a comprehensive armor upgrade, ROSY soft-kill APS and smoke grenade launchers as well as an entire suite of cutting edge electronics. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the Leopard 2 Revolution is a Tier 8 Main Battle Tank. It is not only well-armored, it also features an extremely accurate 120mm gun with advanced ammunition, allowing it to destroy its opponents at very long ranges, rivaling those of Tank Destroyers. The German tanks in general perform best at longer ranges and the Revolution is no exception.








The Marder 2 was an experimental German IFV, developed in the late 1980s to replace the aging Marder IFV. It featured more armor, a new turret and a brand-new Rheinmetall dual-caliber autocannon that could fire both 35mm and 50mm rounds. Despite its qualities, the vehicle was never accepted in service due to its high cost and because it was no longer needed because of the fall of the Soviet Union. A single surviving prototype can be found today in the Koblenz military collection. You can read more about it in our dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the Marder 2 is a Tier 8 Armored Fighting Vehicle. With its 44 tons, it’s one of the heaviest and toughest AFVs around. Unlike many other AFVs of its Tier, it is not armed with guided missiles, relying instead on its extremely powerful 50mm autocannon. This vehicle can also deploy Mechanized Infantry.








If there was a word best describing the ASCOD platform, it would be the word “international”. It was developed by the Austrians and the Spanish, adopted by the British and available with a wide range of turrets. The joint project from 1988 eventually led to a number of vehicles using the ASCOD platform, the two best-known results of which are the Austrian Ulan IFV and the Spanish Pizarro IFV. The ASCOD LT-105 was a fire support variant of the platform, offered with pretty much any turret a customer would like, including those from B1 Centauro, M1128 MGS or even a South-African one by Denel. However, after two decades of not having to found any customers, the project was terminated and by 2015-2016, it was removed from all official offers. You can learn more about it in a dedicated article.



In Armored Warfare, the ASCOD LT-105 is a Tier 8 Premium Light Tank. It is fairly unique in one aspect. It is possible to select one of the two turrets: the manned Denel turret with the GT7 gun or the Low-Profile Turret by General Dynamics with the M68 gun, known from the M1128. The first turret has better kinetic shells but fires in a normal manner, while the latter has a clip-style autoloader, balanced by worse overall characteristics of the gun.








This week, we are offering you an opportunity to boost your Battle Path progress and get that main prize you know you want – the T-15 Kinzhal Tier 10 Premium Tank Destroyer!



The following Battle Coin bundles are available:

• 1.000 Battle Coins (10% off)
• 5.000 Battle Coins (15% off)
• 10.000 Battle Coins (25% off)
• 25.000 Battle Coins (35% off)
• 50.000 Battle Coins (45% off)

Battle Coins can be used for a number of things, including:

• Force-completing Battle Path missions
• Progressing through Battle Path levels
• Purchasing the 2S38 Derivatsiya blueprints from the Shop

Please note: In order to use Battle Coins, you need to obtain the access to the Wars of the Past Battle Path.





We hope that you will enjoy the offer and, as always:

See you on the battlefield!

Commanders!

Another series of new Steam DLC bundles is now available. We've prepared the following bundles for you:

 
 



This bundle contains the VFM Mk.5 Premium LT and 3 days of Premium Time. In Armored Warfare, the VFM Mk.5 is an excellent Tier 6 Light Tank. One of the first premium vehicles introduced to the game, time has only enhanced its battlefield value. It is fast, agile and perfect representative of the Light Tank flanking play style.

 
 

This bundle contains the XM1 Premium MBT and 3 days of Premium Time. In Armored Warfare, the XM1 is a Tier 6 Premium Main Battle Tank. Our XM1 is based on the General Motors XM1 Abrams prototype, allowing the players to experience the might of the arguably superior vehicle. While devoid of significant advantages, this Main Battle Tank has no serious drawbacks, making it very suitable for new players.

 
 



This bundle contains the ZUBR PSP Premium TD, 5 Gold Loot Crates and 7 days of Premium Time. In Armored Warfare, the ZUBR PSP is a Tier 7 wheeled Premium Tank Destroyer. What makes it fairly unique is the fact that you can choose from two different weapon systems for this vehicle - the Cockerill CT-CV turret with 105mm gun and a four-barreled TOW ATGM launcher. Each of these weapons changes the gameplay style of the vehicle considerably and it is up to you, how you configure this powerful machine.

 
 


This bundle contains the ASCOD LT-105 Premium LT, 1.000 Gold and 7 days of Premium Time. In Armored Warfare, the ASCOD LT-105 is a Tier 8 Premium Light Tank. It is fairly unique in one aspect. It is possible to select one of the two turrets: the manned Denel turret with the GT7 gun or the Low-Profile Turret by General Dynamics with the M68 gun, known from the M1128. The first turret has better kinetic shells but fires in a normal manner, while the latter has a clip-style autoloader, balanced by worse overall characteristics of the gun.

 
 



This bundle contains the M-95 Degman Premium MBT, 1.000 Gold and 7 days of Premium Time. In Armored Warfare, the M-95 Degman Tier 8 MBT is relatively fast and fairly agile while carrying some potent firepower for its Tier. In fact, its owners can choose from two powerful guns – the 125mm 2A46 Russian-style smoothbore gun known from many Russian MBTs, and the 120mm CTG NATO-style smoothbore gun that you know from the Challenger 1 Falcon MBT. It’s worth noting that the 120mm shells have higher penetration values and the gun can also fire Falarick ATGMs while the 125mm gun has higher damage per shot. Both guns will feature good handling as well as overall performance to offset the vehicle’s weakness, which is its mediocre armor. The Degman must rely on its mobility and firepower to survive, making it an ideal vehicle for aggressive, daring players.

 
 


This bundle contains the Stalker AFV, 1.000 Gold and 7 days of Premium Time. In Armored Warfare, the Stalker is a relatively fragile Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle with good camouflage, excellent viewrange and great mobility. As such, it’s capable of both active spotting (moving in front of your team to spot enemies and retreating upon contact) and passive spotting (finding a good position with cover and staying there, not drawing attention to yourself). In combat, the Stalker will be able to set up ambushes and deal with enemy active scouts rather effectively, but head to head combat with MBTs is definitely not advised, the Stalker does not carry enough firepower or armor to be successful in that regard.

 
 



This bundle contains the Type 96B MBT, 1.000 Gold and 7 days of Premium Time. In Armored Warfare, the Type 96B is a Tier 8 Premium Main Battle Tank. Gameplay-wise, it’s very agile and fast for its class and uses advanced ammunition, making it highly suitable for players who prefer mobility over armor protection, even though it can take a lot of punishment as well.

 
 



This bundle contains the AMX 10 RCR TD, 1.000 Gold and 7 days of Premium Time. In Armored Warfare, the AMX 10 RCR is a Tier 8 wheeled Premium Tank Destroyer. It’s incredibly agile with its wheeled chassis allowing it to outrun pretty much any enemy on the battlefield save for the fastest AFVs. Its gun accuracy is also top notch, making this vehicle perfect for sniper-style gameplay as its thin armor can’t protect it against enemy shells at close distances. This vehicle also comes with the Hydraulic Suspension active ability.

 
 



This bundle contains the BM Oplot MBT, 5 Platinum Loot Crates, 1.000 Gold and 14 days of Premium Time.In Armored Warfare, the BM Oplot is a Tier 9 Premium Main Battle Tank with a playstyle similar to the T-80U. Power-wise, it’s roughly on par with the T-90MS of the same Tier, but it has a very unique ability. Its advanced Duplet armor consists of several ERA layers, making it able to negate more than one HEAT shell impact. It takes several precise hits aimed at the same location to break through it, making it a very resistant vehicle on the battlefield.

 
 



This bundle contains the Leclerc T40 TD, 5 Platinum Loot Crates, 1.000 Gold and 14 days of Premium Time. In Armored Warfare, the Leclerc T40 is a Tier 9 Premium Tank Destroyer. It offers you a combination of a durable hull, rapid-fire 40mm automatic cannon and, most importantly, the Javelin missile system. Simply right-click the target, wait until it becomes locket and fire the Javelin ATGM – it will home itself on the target, attacking its weak roof armor. Thanks to this ability, the Leclerc T40 is one of the most destructive vehicles in the game.

 
 



This epic Korean-themed bundle contains the following items: K21 Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle, Commander Erin O’Connell, 3 real-life Korean camouflages, 50 Platinum Commander XP Insignia tokens and 10 Platinum Armored Warfare 12-hour boost tokens.

In Armored Warfare, the K21 is a Tier 8 Premium Armored Fighting Vehicle. In the game, it is an IFV with solid protection and firepower, but also excellent mobility. It carries Mechanized Infantry.

Commander O’Connell is a typical AFV commander with skills focusing on stealth and scouting.

 
 



This epic German-themed bundle contains the following items: Leopard 2 Revolution Tier 8 Premium Main Battle Tank, Commander Austin Harper, 3 real-life German camouflages, 50 Platinum Commander XP Insignia tokens and 10 Platinum Armored Warfare 12-hour boost tokens.

In Armored Warfare, the Leopard 2 Revolution is a Tier 8 Main Battle Tank. It is not only well-armored, it also features an extremely accurate 120mm gun with advanced ammunition, allowing it to destroy its opponents at very long ranges, rivaling those of Tank Destroyers. The German tanks in general perform best at longer ranges and the Revolution is no exception.

Commander Harper’s skills are all about supporting allies as well as solo gameplay. He becomes stronger with each loss on your team. He offers significant bonuses when he’s the last man standing.