Name: 本週最佳重播。國際版第一集 (Best Replays of the Week: International Ep. 1)
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Greetings, and welcome to an all new season of Best Replays of the Week,

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but this time we're only taking replays from Europe, North America, Asia and Korea.

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Not only that, but after this episode we will be only accepting replays over a two week period to make sure only the freshest replays are used.

Right, as always I'm your host Luke Kneller and today we are going to see a master sniper at work, a killer who looks like a toaster,

and a lightweight champion who dances like a butterfly, but stings like a bee.

We kick off the new season with an excellent display of Sniper gameplay.

The Sniper goes by the name PavTabk, and he's driving the T-34-85 on Westfield.

With fifteen targets out in the field, a professional marksman doesn't waste any time.

He makes use of his nimble medium tank's speed and powers up the side of the valley.

On the other flank, a T49 driver seems to suffer a nervous breakdown, and has to be sent back to the garage for a little rest.

But never mind, today's sniper is a lone wolf, and this looks like a target rich environment.

The driver barely has time to bring the vehicle to a stop before the gunner engages an enemy Cromwell from across the valley with deadly accuracy.

Just look at the speed and power of this gun!

From his eagle's nest, PavTabk is the king of all he surveys.

If he can see it, he can hurt it, as enemy after enemy feels the sting of the 85mm gun.

The sniper rules his side of the valley, but allies pushing on the other flank are in trouble.

The score is eight-to-five, and being one machine down from the start is starting to be felt.

What does a true sniper do? Does he rush in to help the main push? No!

He keeps his calm and waits for an opening.

It's time to relocate as the allies' push has moved too far to support from here.

PavTabk makes use of the ground cover, stopping as soon as the commander senses they have been spotted.

Instinct and training warn him it's time to duck into cover, and they are proved right as a shell flies over the tank's turret.

Two enemies are revealed, a Panther and a Type 58, both at perfect health.

Getting the intel comes at the cost of a few hits, but now our sniper knows exactly what he's up against.

Allies distract the opponents and PavTabk wastes no time, drilling a hole into the side of the Panther's turret.

The enemies are forced to disengage and once again our master sniper is in his element, gunning down fast, distant targets,

With no enemies in sight, he dashes forward to the next covered position.

Once again an enemy is revealed, dashing down the side of the valley, and the lead shot connects without any trouble

Moving a little shift his avenue of fire the sniper doesn't let this game drag on any longer than it has to.

This perfect display of Tank Sniper gameplay makes PavTabk our Sniper of the Week!

TurboParkiet drives his SU-100 on Live Oaks, and shows us how sometimes the best defence is… a really good defence!

Turbo positions his TD on the small hill, and looks for targets in the city.

A shot at the ELC may or may not have connected, but it definitely revealed his position as a rival TD opens fire and damages his gun.

Turbo backs off a little, and soon has an opportunity to return the favour.

The 100mm barks once, and the smaller machine is out of the match.

It would be nice to engage that KV-Sport, but the allied one being in the way makes the shot too risky.

Luckily another one presents its side for perforation soon enough.

The finishing shot fails to connect however, and the overall state of the match is starting to look troubling.

The score is 2:4, but more importantly, the bridge is wide open!

Another ally falls, as the SU-100 turns its attention to guarding the rear.

A masterful shot leaves the ELC hanging on by a thread.

In a face-off of low tier machines, the ELC and the Hetzer take each other out!

Spectacular enough, but now there is nobody left to spot the approaching enemies.

And right on cue, the Chi-Nu starts taking fire.

There is little Turbo can do besides backing into cover as his ally is rapidly dismantled.

Elsewhere on the map yet another ally falls, making the score 4:8.

The push is making headway towards the enemy base when the real test begins.

An enemy is threatening his flank, and at the same time the capture siren starts to blare.

The allied Hellcat charges forward, and reveals a VK 30.02 M hiding behind the ammo crates.

The ally lives just long enough for the cap to be reset before vision fades.

A low tier TD is also spotted for a moment.

It's not enough for a killing blow, but it's a warning that more cappers are coming.

An enemy Hellcat is encountered by the push, and swiftly dealt with.

Turbo has his work cut out for him though, as the alarm goes off again, and this time there's no-one left to spot for him!

Moving forward to engage he's relieved to see that the flanking enemy also decides to defend, rather than engaging him.

A T1 Heavy and the SU-85B were seen before.

In theory the SU-100 should be able to deal with them just fine, but the capture bar is moving awfully fast.

The third capper foolishly reveals itself by taking a shot.

Lucky for Turbo! Shells ping off the SU's front armour as he works hard to keep resetting the capture bar.

Excellent use of cover, and the really beefy gun is turning this into a fight the enemies just can't win.

Really, how long does that T1 think he can last?

But it's getting a bit frustrating as the rounds just aren't getting through.

It shouldn't really matter though, as the allied capture is nearly done.

An allied capper is killed by that nosy Hellcat from before, and it seems all the capture points went with it!

How? Why? Suddenly it's all up in the air again, and the T1 is still not taking any damage!

It looks like Turbo has to go in close and personal to reset this cap.

The dead tank is not making this easy, but the commander's hatch is still visible.

Careful aim, and… fire! There, it's reset!

There's no time to celebrate though, as an AT-2 starts pumping rounds into the our defender's back.

The damage is 28 points shy of a kill, resulting in a 2 vs. 1 DPM fight which the SU-100 probably can't win…

The T1 heavy is finished off before the AT 2 puts the final round into the SU, but it doesn't matter; the work is done.

The remaining ally finishes the capture, and there is nothing the last enemy can do about it.

TurboParkiet made it his mission to keep the home base secure, and his resolve held firm.

With that exciting display and 275 base defense points, he is our defender of the week.

Our next nominee goes by the name _Black_Dawn_, the match is an encounter battle on the Steppes, and he appears to be driving a giant toaster.

The Panzer oh-when-will-I-be-able-to-pronounce-this-toaster IVc has to be one of the least threatening looking machines in the game

and right at the start we get to see that its ability to climb is nothing to write home about.

On the other hand, that 88mm anti-tank gun looks like it can get the job done.

By the time the first victim comes close enough to be shot at, the score is 3:6.

This toaster is hungry, and it's appetite for destruction is far from sated.

The unarmoured TD is a careful tanker's machine, and somebody has to stay back to guard the artillery.

The score is 5:9 however, and it's starting to look like this may be his game to carry.

Maybe there's more to this thin-skinned metal box than meets the eye?

Three enemies charge the artillery position, only to die rapidly.

The allies are halfway through with the capture.

Could it be this easy? Probably not, and in any case it's best to head that way to make sure.

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