57 and 85mm guns have good rates of fire.Tank can be angled 45 degrees towards the enemy and it becomes impenetrable fortress Armor is same on front, rear and sides.Can choose between three good guns that offer completely different styles of play.Try to avoid aiming for the KV-1's turret: it is well sloped and has a large portion of spaced armor 110mm thick, and is consequently very hard to penetrate. Also when shot from side to rear hull the fuel tanks will usually burst into flames. The badly sloped portion on front hull where driver's view port is located is a good place to hit. It's one tank all players should definitely learn to kill as its weak spots are the same weak spots are shared with other tanks in the popular KV family. The other gun option is the 85mm, which is a mix between the 57mm and the 122mm, sporting good average damage and penetration with high DPM if used correctly.ĭespite only having 75mm hull armor, the KV-1 is very hard to penetrate to tanks on its tier and below. The KV-1 with the 122mm U-11 gun firing HE shells can be a surprisingly fun tank to play, but don't expect to be doing much when you get thrown in with the big boys battles. Consider mounting the 57mm 413 if you enjoy a fast fire rate with decent penetration. At stock, armed with the 76mm ZiS-5 (which is way below average at tier 5 and should be replaced immediately), it is very slow, and certainly not agile. Most novice players will find the KV-1's playing style significantly different from what they are used to, having just come out of the T-28 medium tank. The tank was mass-produced from March 1940 through August 1942, with a total of 2,769 vehicles manufactured. The vehicle first saw combat in December 1939 at the Mannerheim Line. 390000Development started at the end of 1938.
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