SU-76I

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SU-76I

1 000

Crew:

Commander
Driver
Gunner
Loader (Radio Operator)

Advantages:

Frontal armour is ridiculously thick, most tier IIIs ( excluding TD''s ) will bounce right off
Very strong gun with high damage will punch right through even most tier IVs
Good top speed in a straight line and decent hull traverse
Preferential Matchmaking, only sees battle-tier III and IV
No frontal weak-spots, makes the armour all the more effective

Disadvantages:

Poor view range and bad radio means you cant wander far from your team
Small gun arc and very pitiful gun depression
Accelerates rather slow and hates soft ground
Fairly long aim-time and bad accuracy makes sniping almost impossible
Although the gun is strong, its the lowest penetrating of all tier III TD''s

Tank description:

The SU-76I is a Soviet tier 3 premium tank destroyer.The first prototype of the SU-76I ("I" stands for "foreign" in Russian) was created in March of 1943 on the basis of the captured German StuG III and Pz.Kpfw. III vehicles, and featured the Soviet 76-mm F-34 gun. A total of 200 vehicles were manufactured. The SU-76I participated in combat actions until the summer of 1944 and was used for training purposes until the end of the war. The SU-85I was supposed to become the next stage of vehicle development.Briefly made available in the gift shop in November 2014, the SU-76I was quickly withdrawn from sale by Wargaming.

The first prototype of the SU-76I ("I" stands for "foreign" in Russian) was created in March of 1943 on the basis of the captured German StuG III and Pz.Kpfw. III vehicles, and featured the Soviet 76-mm F-34 gun. A total of 200 vehicles were manufactured. The SU-76I participated in combat actions until the summer of 1944 and was used for training purposes until the end of the war. The SU-85I was supposed to become the next stage of vehicle development.