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KV-2 review of the USSR heavy tank | KV2 equipment perks | guide to KV 2

Review of the KV-2 Soviet heavy tank of the sixth level, game World of Tanks. Guide to KV2 equipment, choosing the perks of the tank crew, studying the KV 2 armor and the technical capabilities of this KV-2 tank. An interesting game World of tanks, abbreviated as WOT. #KV4 #KV4 #KV2review #KV2guide #KV2 guide #KV2equipment #mirtanks #KV2reservation #KV2perks #reviewKV2 #indomito Support INDOMITO = https://www.donationalerts.com/r/indo... Gentlemen, we are gathering a clan [T071] INDOMITO https://lesta.ru/clans/wot/509807/ Time codes: 00:00 Review of KV-2 00:36 Booking KV-2 01:39 Cannon gun KV-2 02:41 field modernization of KV-2 02:50 KV-2 equipment 03:28 KV-2 crew perks 05:22 replay of the KV-2 battle Soviet heavy tank of the sixth level. It has excellent weapons, but weak armor and a short viewing range. You can choose from either a balanced 107 mm ZiS-6 gun or a 152 mm M-10 howitzer with high damage, but low accuracy and a long reload time. Combat effectiveness The KV-2 completely inherited the dynamic characteristics of the KV-1 (the engine is more powerful, but also weighs more) and the hull armor. The huge turret makes camouflage difficult, and it is poorly armored (exception: gun mantlet). A hit in the turret below the gun or in the forehead of the hull is fraught with concussion of several crew members at once. In battles with higher-level tanks, the KV-2 turns into an easy target if there is only one. Combat tactics depend on the chosen weapon, but in all cases going forward is very risky. Combat tactics with the 122 mm U-11 gun "High Explosive" with good damage and rate of fire. Excellent for fighting tanks of your own (and lower) level, but ineffective against older ones. In general, its constant use on the KV-2 is absurd, since the U-11 requires a more dynamic tank. Combat tactics with the 152 mm M-10 gun Support M-10 is the older brother of the 122 mm U-11. Has artillery accuracy, reload time, damage and fragmentation (implies high-explosive fragmentation ammunition). It can be called the “calling card” of the tank. The best strategy is to shoot from behind cover from medium distances. A hit even to the forehead will be noticeable. However, you should not neglect targeting weaker zones of opponents or try to bypass the flank. Please note: tracks can absorb almost all of the potential damage from high-explosive fragmentation shells. The same goes for gun masks. Aggressive-offensive Since the KV-2 often ends up in level 6 battles, you can use its thick turret for the so-called “tower play” - the hull hides behind any uneven terrain, giving the enemy a view of the gun’s mask. Even if the KV-2 takes a hit, it is unlikely to be swapped, which means it will be able to fire back - and this often means death for the enemy, especially for one that has already been knocked out or is under fire from allies. However, you should take into account the long loading and aiming of the gun - often you will have to converge and reload directly under enemy fire, and in extreme cases, covering allied vehicles. However, this tactic is completely justified - after all, for each shot the M-10 can take 300-875 units of strength from the enemy, which in level 6 battles is from 50 to 100% of the reserve (with the exception of the British TT level 6 TOG II *). Combat tactics with the 107 mm ZiS-6 gun The ZiS-6 has good armor penetration (although it is much inferior to the 90 mm DCA 45), one-time damage, as well as rate of fire (the KV-5 fights with the same gun at level 8). It cannot be called truly accurate, but it is quite suitable for medium distances. The ZiS-6 is quite effective both against classmates and against levels 7-8, if you hit the weak points - the lower armor plate, sides, rear. But if you have a T-150, which is superior in all respects to the KV-2, for which the ZiS-6 is the top gun, then it is still much more effective on it.