Cromwell

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Cromwell
General
Class	Medium
Tier	VI
Battle Tier	IV - VIII
Crew Members	5
Role	Scout/Flanker
Forward/ Reverse	64/-20 km/h
Price
XP Price	25,000
Price	900,000
Researchable tanks
Preceded by	Crusader
Succeded by	Comet

The Cromwell is a Tier VI British Medium Tank.

A great all rounder tank, with somewhat good armor for such medium-light tanks, which can trigger some lucky bounces. However, this armor is otherwise useless due to the fact that the armor is mostly flat.

With the stock turret, the player is allowed to mount the 3.7 inch howitzer (Which is from the Alecto and AT 2), thus making the Cromwell, a 'Derpwell'. Many players will accept this gun, which allows them to work on mobility.

When the second turret is unlocked, research and mounting is allowed for more appropriate anti-tank weapons. The two new guns; the Mk V and HV 75mm guns are quite decent. Both are similar, but the Mk V has somewhat poor penetration, which may force you to spill some gold ammunition.

Stock Configuration This configuration applies to the lowest possible modules that can be mounted onto this tank without equipment, perks, camo, or skills applied with a 100% trained crew. Also note that the shell penetration is done a 100m or less, corresponding to the shell type being used. Mobility Horsepower: 410 Power/weight ratio: 14.92 hp/t Traverse: 35.46 deg/s Weight: 27.463 metric tons Pivot: No Armament Shells: Shell Velocity: 821/1,026/821 m/s Penetration: 105/170/45 mm Alpha Damage: 75/75/100 Rate Of Fire: 27.20 r/m Damage Per Minute: 2,040.37 Accuracy: 0.39m Aiming Time: 1.82s Gun Arc: -180/180 degrees Gun Elevations: -14/+20 degrees Ammo Capacity: 75 shells Other Chance Of Fire: 20% View range: 360m Signal Range: 417.14m Armor Hit Points: 700 Hull Armor: 63.5/42.9/31.8 mm Turret Armor: 76.2/63.5/57.2 mm Weak Spots: Mid-glacies, turret face, sides, rear

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The following is spoilers and historical inaccuracy about this vehicle! The reason Wargaming did this is due to game balancing in most cases! To see, click open There were actually two versions: the Centaur and the actual Cromwell The main difference was that the Centaur had the 340 hp engine, which is not present for the in-game Cromwell. Add with that, the 650 hp engine was not used on the Cromwell. The exhaust vent is just an addition. It was to prevent the exhaust smoke from being sucked into the engine again. Interestingly, the Cromwell was the development after the Churchill tank; Make a more mobile version of the Churchill infantry tanks.