Foch - 3 Marks of Excellence

Not to be confused with F.C.O.H Japanese homo, the Foch earns it's reputation for being the worst Tier 9 TD in the game. With the biggest and most obvious weak spots on the roof and has -6 gun depression, the Foch can't hide well. It has the exact same gun as the AMX AC 48 and shares the same gun handling weaknesses but with slightly better aim time and damage per minute. Advertised as having the same track traverse as the AMX AC 48, the Foch actually has slower track traverse, WG is overrating the Foch. Having 1% camouflage better than AMX AC 48, it still is a big tank and 1% camouflage does not help at all. Having pathetic 3195 damage per minute, it cannot compete against other under-powered TDs like the Conway, SU-122-54 and T95. It still lacks armour on the front angled slope, many Tier 8 tanks would have no problem penetrating it. I had to use the 2 week wait method to get 3 marks because no way that somebody would play well consistently on a shit under-powered tank until 95%. There is a high risk of MoE% drops as you progress over 90% MoE.




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