Marder 2 IFV BLUE STAR MEDAL & 11Kills | Armored Warfare Gameplay (No Co...


Marder 2 IFV BLUE STAR MEDAL & 11Kills | Armored Warfare Gameplay (No Commentary) 3840x2160

The Marder 2 is a German tier 8 Premium AFV. In real life, the Marder 2 was a heavy IFV designed to counter the Soviet BMP/BMD series while giving Germany a well defended and powerfully armed IFV at its disposal. Comparing with the original Marder, the Marder 2 is an entirely new vehicle, which shares only the name and general layout. Germany produced two prototypes of this infantry fighting vehicle in 1988. Because of the Marder 2's superior armor, it is often considered a heavy class IFV. It was meant to go into service in 1998, but a lack of funding prevented this.

In Armored Warfare, the Marder is characterized by having a large boxy shape and appearance for an AFV while also having a large and powerful 50mm autocannon and thick armor for its class. Additionally, the tank comes with a unique permanent camo scheme. Currently, the Marder 2 is the highest tiered premium AFV in the game and the only one at tier 8.

The Marder 2 is best as a heavy AFV. It might not be the best scout or have the best camo, but its frontal armor makes it immune to smaller autocannons from the front, making it a very good AFV hunter and killer. Peek-a-boo tactics around buildings, dead tanks, or terrain for cover are paramount when the Marder 2 is fighting an opponent that can penetrate its front armor. It should only engage MBTs or light tanks in ambushes or flanks. The large health pool allows for brawling with light tank opponents, but this must be done with caution, as many light tanks can penetrate the front armor and have high damage output of their own.

Care must be taken to avoid getting caught out in the open. The autocannon cannot be used at medium or long range effectively. The vehicle's large size makes it easy to hit. The lack of ATGMs also means the Marder has no standoff capability against heavily armored vehicles. If necessary, the Marder can be a passive spotter.


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