K91 Wot Blitz: A Realistic Review

I've played World of Tanks Blitz for some games now, and I have enough experience to share my thoughts on the K-91 PT tank. After getting it from the battle pass, I must say that I'm not impressed with this tank's performance.

To be honest, even at a very cheap price, which is relatively extreme compared to other tanks in the game, I found the Superpershing to be an awful tank for me. It was a waste of my money and resources. On the other hand, I've purchased several tanks from the base game and premium tanks that offered something unique and fun to play.

For instance, I bought the M6A2E1, but it turned out to be overpriced and had an awful gun. The Ĭromwell B was another disappointment, with a lackluster performance for its price. However, some of my purchases have been well worth the investment. For example, the Tog 2 is a unique tank that I love playing, even if it's not as powerful as other tanks.

In addition to premium tanks, I've also purchased several regular tanks from the base game. Some notable ones include the WZ Blaze, M4A1, IS-2sh, and Lowe. Each of these tanks has its own strengths and weaknesses, but they all offer something unique that can't be found in other tech trees.

One thing to note is that I only buy premium tanks if they bring a different gameplay style or experience that's not available with the base game's free-to-play technology trees. The second battle pass was somewhat disappointing for me, as it didn't offer much new content besides some cool-looking skins.

Overall, my spending on World of Tanks Blitz has been around $90-$100, and while I don't regret it, I do think that the game has a strong focus on pay-to-win mechanics. However, in reality, your main limitation is often resources or the poor progression system rather than just paying for an advantage.

I hope this review helps others who are considering buying tanks from World of Tanks Blitz.

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