New World of Tanks update features British tank destroyers
Update 8.4 to introduce more vehicles and graphically-enhanced maps; out for North America and Southeast Asia on March 7.
Wargaming.net has announced that it will launch a new update to World of Tanks this week.
Update 8.4 will bring in 10 new tank destroyers from Great Britain such as the FV215b prototype that comes with a 183mm high-damage gun. Players can also check out three new light German tanks: the Pz.I, the Pz.I Ausf., and the Pz.II Ausf.G.
The four battle arenas in the game--Ensk, Live Oaks, Steppes and Fisherman’s Bay--have also been updated with new graphics. The tutorial mode for the game has also been revamped.
The update will be out for North America and Southeast Asia on March 7. Korea will receive the update on March 20. For more information on World of Tanks, check out GameSpot’s previous coverage.
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