In the picture above, the enemy tank remains invisible for the spotter's team, because they aren't within the calculated view range of the spotter, even though the spotter's view points have a clear line of sight to the enemy's spotting points. Again, you'll see the famous yellow light bulb pop up when you get spotted, and if you're sniping it's a good idea to pull back if that happens. You're just harder to see, not invisible. You'll however have to remember to cover all of your tanks view points and that you're not invisible to enemy tanks within 50 meter radius of your tank. Hiding behind bushes will increase your concelment by some points. Using bushes for your concealmentBushes and trees may seem like a decoration with no actual purpose in gameplay, but they're actually an effective way to conceal your tank. In such cases never seek to take a shot at the enemy, wait for your team to help you. If you have absolutely no chance to penetrate the enemy's armor even with premium ammunition, seek for other weaker targets, or try to splash the tank with HE to make even the slightest amount of damage in order to help your team. Normally it is a good idea to aim for plates with an angle of 70-110 degrees, the closer to 90 degrees, the better. If you can't penetrate the usual lower plate or cupola and have no access to their rear or sides, usually the weakest spots are not-angled parts, or the plates with the least angle in them. Also some tanks have their own exclusive weak spots. Almost always the tank's rear and sides are much weaker than the front. Often these might be the lower plate of the tank, the tank's sides and/or rear and the cupola. Many well armored tanks usually have so called "weak spots", which are easy to penetrate. Penetration decreases on long ranges (except for HEAT).AP and APCR have a high chance to ricochet off if you hit the enemy in a flat angle.A tank's tracks have a change to absorb a shot.Here is a list of some of the ways armor penetration works: Rest of the tracks are just going to eat your shells.
Parts of the side of Tiger II illustrated and named in different colors, notice how the front and rear wheels are separated from the rest of the tracks, you have a good chance of deal damage to the tank and it's tracks when shooting at those parts. The weakest parts of Tiger II's front are the lower plate (in blue) and the front of it's turret (in red). Parts of the front of Tiger II illustrated and named in different colors. The explosion might still be able to splash some nearby tanks, but the damage will be minimal. fences, doors) as they explode right away. HEAT and HE exploding on contactHEAT or HE can't be shot trough any obstacles, even the ones you can normally destroy (e.g.
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