Understand Camo Mechanics in 23 Minutes

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  @LethalWalou · 2 years ago (edited)

  One thing you should still learn is the mechanics with fallen trees. The transparency mechanic works based on your distance to the fallen tree, but spotting and camo mechanics work based on distances separately, on their own, not based on the &nbsp;transparency mechanic. Transparency is just a visual thing to guide the players.<br><br>So this means that when a tree is, lets say 15m tall, and you knock it to the ground. When you approach it, it will turn transparent at less than 15m distance. But at that point you&apos;re still more than 15m from the furthest part of the tree to you. This means the tree will still act as camo between you and the enemies and you aren&apos;t spotting through it, it is in fact blocking your spotting. This is why with fallen trees you can&apos;t trust the visual transparency mechanic but instead judge the distance to the furthest part of the tree from you when you want to spot through it.<br><br>This is 100% tested thing and this is how it works. Nothing is broken, it&apos;s just different mechanics and the limitations of the visual transparency mechanic with objects that are bigger.

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• AC

  @AcidMonkie · 2 years ago

  &quot;Understand Camo in 23 minutes&quot;, but this video is only 22 minutes long, meaning I will never unlock the secret knowledge of camo.

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• PI

  @Pirate85_Original · 2 years ago

  Just learned that the 15m behind the bush = save isnt anymore... well, that alone explains ALOT. 🤣

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  @1400Lines · 2 years ago

  if anyone is confuse about 50+50=80%, he means that 80% is the max camo you can get ingame and to be sure that you always get the max camo % always do the 50+50 or 25+25+25+25 bush mechanic.

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• MA

  @maxsun8810 · 3 years ago

  Finally someone explained it.<br>Because I also thought that bushes have different types of camouflage, and some are even broken.

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• CA

  @cannibalriga7469 · 3 years ago

  The only time I understood camo. You are the best

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• AG

  @agbrenv · 3 years ago

  kinda funny, that if you go full camo on a T30 (bounty exhaust, bond vents, BIA, camo paint, camo skills, exhaust directive and Cola) you can actually get the 36% stationary to make it invisible in bushes :D<br><br>no one in their right mind would go for that set in a T30, but the fact that it is possible is kinda insane

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• FI

  @fili0938 · 3 years ago

  There&apos;s a tier X field mod that decreases bush camo. With that field mod and CVS the new critical number becomes 37.92%

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• MS

  @mskranz · 2 years ago

  People are still getting confused by stating that 50% + 50% = 80%. Rightly so because from a mathematical point of view this of course does not make any sense. It should therefore be pointed out that in WoT there is a practical limit of 80% camouflage offered by foliage. In other words, no matter how many 50% bushes or fallen trees you have between you and your opponent, the provided camouflage is never be higher than 80%.

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• PA

  @palazz0 · 2 years ago

  ffs, pure treasure, thank you! I am quite a good LT player, learned by watching the best in CIS, Nidin, he understands all this, but never explained it so well, like you did, as well as tonns of other LT bloggers.. massive THANKS! :trophy-yellow-smiling::trophy-yellow-smiling::trophy-yellow-smiling:

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• BE

  @benderrodriguez2362 · 3 years ago

  Love the guide and have a suggestion. Could you make a video specifically showing how to deal with EVEN 90s with other T8 lights? EVEN 90 doesn&apos;t really have a lot of counterplay other than passive scouting in an 80% bush and hoping he pushes into a single, but how do you decide when you think the EVEN will push? EVEN is top 10 most popular tank on every server cluster despite being a light, so every 3 mark session in T8 lights is basically you vs. EVEN 90. Even worse when you get an EVEN 90 and have to split your spotting with them or lose it entirely.

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• FA

  @fadaclem1747 · 3 years ago

  Extremely interesting. Very, very useful for myself and I believe everyone not knowing all these mechanics. I&apos;m not sure I would understand without examples but this was very clear. Great job, thank you !

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