#guide

The Merkava Mk.4M "Meil Ru'ach" is an Israeli indigenous MBT, designed and manufactured by Mantak and the IDF Ordinance Corps. Prioritizing crew protection and survivability over all other aspects, the tank has a frontally mounted engine to shield the crew and a well-balanced armor layout. When compared to the preceding Merkava Mk.4B/LIC, the Merkava Mk.4M is upgraded to use the venerable Trophy APS to protect the tank from ATGMs and other guided munitions. The Merkava has the potential to be a formidable weapon in the hands of a skilled player, but it demands more expertise from players to achieve success compared to other MBTs, primarily due to its weak armor.

The I-225 is a Soviet rank IV fighter with a BR of 5.0. It excels as a low-speed dogfighter but struggles at high speeds and isn’t ideal for quickly racking up kills. The aircraft demands experience to handle effectively, as its punishing flight characteristics leave little room for error despite its strengths. While unique and rewarding, the I-225 is best suited for skilled players rather than beginners.

The Special Type 3 Ka-Chi (特三式内火艇 「カチ」) was a tank of the Imperial Japanese Navy to succeed the Ka-Mi. Based on the Army’s Chi-He tank and refined with naval ingenuity, this amphibious giant could even be transported by submarine! While its armour is relatively thin, the pontoon-equipped, submarine-like hull provides ample spaced armour, enhancing durability. Combined with a large crew complement, the Ka-Chi is surprisingly survivable. In this article, we dive into the details of this landship-turned-swimmer.