When I played on the SEA servers, it was almost impossible to win, since a lot of people there try hards and the Chinese are exceptionally proficient at this game. I hadnt had a win for a couple of days. I switched to europe and then I won 5 in a span of 4 hours. Even though the ping was less than ideal. Are there any servers or locations that you noticed are easier to play with and people are generally just trying to have fun and not take it super seriously like in Asia?
I usually play on the EU server where notice a lot of highly skilled players capable of giving me a run for my money. When I join a squad in the looking for squad section I usually end up on the US server. I realize this only after a few minutes racking up kills and thinking to myself "Wow am I invisible or something?"
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the easiest games I get are either on the Russian server or the us server, sometimes people on those servers just ignored me even though I was flying right in front of them with there team mates trying to shoot at me
To be honest, I don't believe a server is easier than another. But I notice a lot of crashes and fail takeoffs on US servers, and the best War Thunder experience for me is on EU players, because there are more clans playing, and consequentially we have a more organized team on both sides, making the game more fun to play.
but then again this has normaly always been the case in all games. However this does not mean there aren't any really good players in the US servers, just that the good to bad player ratio is much lower there than in other servers.
Given ping differs greatly from one to the other I don't know how one can make a conclusion. Playing on servers outside the US I often see planes rubber-band, and in one case I was shooting at the target (aiming circle) and apparently the lag was high enough I was actually shooting elsewhere and TK'd someone that was following target.
Depends what you mean by easy, I play "any available" so I play all on a daily basis. The only server that I have ever had trouble on is the Russian server, due to hi(gh) number of rams and TK's. But it has some of the most interesting games at the same time. I also find that every server has different difficulty levels though-out the day depending on the time in the server location and who can be expected to be the main players during that time.
I started off playing US servers (Didn't see that you can actually change the servers lol) then switched to EU now. EU DOES have more ping but I find my gameplay more pleasant there. And a lot less ramming than US server, which I enjoy. I like how players in EU server generally know to avoid headons, so it's more fun than ramming :D Also in US servers you'll kinda get a bit trolled by US planes, Russia server by USSR, and EU server is very balanced, with a lot less waiting time too :D
RU server obviously, the quality of play is so low there it's amazing. Then again the chances of getting rammed or teamkilled are the highest too. But I singledhandedly won more games on the RU Server then every other server combined which is saying something about their obvious neglection to even try to win.
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