The Erlenberg card is one of the oldest cards in the game World of tanks. Quite recently the card was cardinally changed due to the lack of active actions from both commands.
The Erlenberg card is one of the most unloved players of cards in a game. Why? All this happened because weakened a role of artillery in the battlefield and in this regard the quantity of PT SAU began to grow in fight. All this also did a gameplay on this card boring and sad.
Developers decided to correct it transfer of bases and small alteration of a relief: added several new lodges, lowered mountains. And it is valid, at first a game took place vigorously and is fascinating: one command went on one party, faced another, i.e. all were satisfied with the new card. However after a while on Erlenberg the bad trend was outlined: one command went the whole crowd on the party, without leaving anybody on another; other command went crowd on one party too and too left nobody on other flank. Finally commands were located everyone on the flank. So we received the same game on this card again. What to do? How to fight against it?
Tactics of conducting fight:
If you see many platoons in your command, it is a lot of strong players, then the best option will be to accept the enemy attack where there will be the greatest number of the enemy equipment. For this purpose you take convenient positions, you place PT SAU, overtake artillery to the safe place and is competent, accurately begin to destroy on one enemy tanks and thus win fight.
However, if you see that the command does not want to help you and goes on one flank, and you assume that all equipment of the enemy will appear on another, then here tactics ""firing from the center"" perfectly will approach. That is you on an average tank occupy the center of the card, to yourself highlight and shoot back on the enemy equipment. Thus you in every possible way prevent opponents to attack and be fixed safely on the flank. We draw a conclusion: on Erlenberg who controls the center, that most often and wins fight.
Errors:
Many players, having gone to one flank and not having met the opponent's tanks there, begin to be rolled through the bridge on the opposite flank. It is the gross error, as soon as you are rolled through the bridge, you will appear in an environment of enemies at once. It is also not necessary to take base on Erlenberg because it practically from all directions is exposed to fire of the opponent's tanks.