Final stats for update 7.7 have been added.
In total, there were 236M battles by 481k players recorded in the database during the update 7.7.
Familiar & well-armored tanks took the top spots in tank performance rankings: 1) Object 252U,
So how did the Czechoslovakian tanks do? Short answer is: “pretty bad”, but in reality it is still too early to say. The Relative WR of the Czechoslovakian tanks will likely to improve in the next update as players learn to play the tanks better and a larger share of the player population has finished the stock-grind. Blitzanalysiz[] tries to eliminate the impact of the stock-grind by requiring players to have a tier-specific number of battles in a tank before their stats can be included into the calculations, but that seems not to fully eliminate the impact of the “stock-grind”.
The tier X stats TVP T 50/51 performed pretty average being among the lowest 1/3rd. It may have an unique playstyle, but it seem not to perform that well.
If you constantly see TVP T 50/51s to perform superb on the battlefield, that is simply because it has been played by very-very good players on average at this point. The rest of the players will grind it soon and the true (non-)performance of the tier X TVP will become more apparent.
The tier IX stats Škoda T 50 performed bit better, but it still just average.
The tier VIII stats TVP VTU Koncept was a big disappointment to play. Based on stats it was the second worst performing tier VIII medium and the worst performing tier VIII medium for players with 55%+ WR at tier VIII.
I personally felt the tier VII stats Konštrukta T-34/100 was pretty decent, but based on stats it was actually one of the worst performing tier VII mediums.
The tier VI stats Škoda T 25 fits the pattern and was one of the worst performing tier VI medium tanks.
I still cannot believe the Czechoslovakian tanks were so bad. I think the
“stock-grind” effect is there still.I dislike the tanks, but I believe
their stats will fair bit better (i.e. average) in update 7.8. Let’s see.