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In the armored shooting game World of Tanks, the eighth and tenth level tanks are the most valued by players. The former is the last level that can maintain the balance of resource income and consumption, while the latter not only symbolizes the top combat power of the game but also can obtain the key game prop "war bonds", but the combat consumes a lot of resources. The ninth level tank sandwiched in the middle is quite awkward, except that it has only the tenth level tank above it, which is a real protection for the room division, and has no other advantages.

In order to solve this embarrassing problem, the producers of World of Tanks launched the first Tier 9 heavy tank in the game that can fight bonds, the Strv K, in 2021. And it will return to the special offer mall today with the 3D style "Soul of War" when it first appeared, letting the heavy metal song resound through the battlefield again!

The 2021 joint promotional image

This time, you will not only be able to obtain this tank with great potential benefits, but also have the opportunity to obtain the extremely cool 3D paint "Soul of War". This is a collaboration between "World of Tanks" and the Swedish heavy metal rock band Sabaton. This paint not only has dynamic special effects on the appearance, but also golden light will shine on your tank when you enter the battle, accompanied by the songs of the band Sabaton as the background music, which is very cool.

In battle, these golden patterns will also have colorful special effects.

This V-series heavy tank Strv K is a combination of the V-series tier 10 heavy tank KRV chassis and the Y-series tier 9 medium tank Centurion VII turret. The style is not very consistent with the V-series. However, the Centurion VII turret gives it the advantage of head-on combat, and its performance is acceptable in the current game environment.

At the same time, the Strv K also retains the V-series tank's good mobility. The 40-ton body is equipped with a 670-horsepower engine, giving it a thrust-to-weight ratio of 16.21. However, its track adaptability is not very good, and the commanders need to install track teeth to fully run at its 40-speed.

The gun performance is a standard 105mm gun with 390 damage and 252/310/53 penetration, which is a standard level 9 heavy tank. In actual play, it also feels very normal for a level 9 heavy tank, but because the Centurion turret is equipped with a head-selling gameplay, it feels more "comfortable" in actual combat. In the current slow battle rhythm, you can use fire control accessories such as aiming rings and vertical stabilizers to further improve the feel and deal real damage.

However, compared with the fact that Strv K can earn bonds, the above ordinary ones seem to be the price paid for this benefit. In World of Tanks, war bonds are a very important resource. They can be used to purchase improved accessories with excellent performance (also known as "purple equipment"), and can also be used to purchase bond tanks on the shelves in the armory. They are an important resource for players to obtain powerful props.

With enough bonds you can even buy the Foch 155 in the Armory!

At the same time, the Strv K also has a gold tank aspect, which allows it to obtain additional silver coins. It is like the legendary eight-gold heavy tank Lion, one shot can pay for itself and two shots can make a lot of money. As long as you hit more than 1,000 damage in the head-selling battle, you can earn a lot of silver coins.

Strv K is now officially available in the Special Offers Store. If you buy it now, you can not only get the tank and a crew, but also get a very cool 3D paint job, a large amount of gold coins, and a lot of bonuses. For this tank that can also help you fight bonds and prepare for the remaining major special offers this year, take action now!