Inertia: Tanks stop quickly when the brakes don’t fail. All turns are made with BRAKES. Those brakes are STRONG. Inertia shouldn’t ever be a factor unless a tank is moving down the direction of a slope. Down a slope is the only time braking should be a problem. Inertia gives the feeling of “weight”, but again. Tanks stop really well.

Drifting: Tank tracks are designed to bite longitudinally, and slide a bit horizontally. They are like a hundred little snow ski’s placed sideways under the vehicle.

And not much of it matters on stone or concrete. :) Single-pin cleat tracks DO even dig into asphalt and cobblestone during turns.

So tanks will slide a bit on man-made surfaces, if they get up to speed. They can even drift fully sideways or spin completely.

Track design will let you pivot on soil, but even then it begins to dig a trench DESPITE tracks being designed to slide sideways. Tanks don’t fully drift sideways on soil. They bite, stop, and possibly throw a track or tip over.

I think the best analogy is that tanks on soil move like a powerboat through water.

You know what? Here, have a screenshot – http://s22.postimg.org/bcbadj03l/rosha.jpg

Do you have anything else to say? And also somehow I get the impression you are not Quickybaby ;-)

There is an issue with interaction of tanks with terrain for all tanks (sometimes you just randomly stop or loose speed for no reason).

Mobility of heavy and medium tanks seems excessively nerfed (talking about 50 100, IS-3, T-62A), while mobility of light tanks seem to be buffed. Proposed fix: reduce friction for heavier tanks (mediums, heavies).

Light tanks can climb to some amazing places where no other tank can – it might be potentially gamebreaking on some positions (such as next to your cap). It might seem nice buff to LTs, but I can already see what my RU with it’s gun depression and constant rate of fire could do there (while many tanks don’t have that good elevation). It might also be an issue with some tomato idiots wanting to play hide&seek or wanting to save their repair cost and wasting rest of player’s time in progress.

Light/medium tanks can traverse underwater with no reduced speed reaching again some amazing locations. Fix – add friction coefficient/buoyancy for all tanks traveling underwater.

Maybe it would also be nice if invisible walls were added to some things such as staircases on himmelsdorf where you can get stuck with light tanks and even if you reached top it would be completely useless position).

It would also be nice if you could control magnitude of braking like you can control engine output presently (might be useful for tanks with no gun depression, it would just need to be viable to last for 1-2s to make use of it).

WG rushes new tech – OMG WG U SUKZ
WG does not rush and work a lot to smooth out the new stuff (they clearly worked a lot on the new physics and even like that it still needs a little more tweaking) to not end up like the crap some would call competition WT – OMG WG U so SLO, burn with all yer apologists.

Doesn’t this situation look like a “Get a damn clue” to you?

IN arcade tanks have like 30-40% more hp then in rb/sb… guess what happens when a tank suddenly has that much hp…