Advance to the Rhine War Thunder Map Guide

The western frontline near point A on Advance to the Rhine is almost always crowded with tanks, which frequently creates a prolonged stalemate. This makes the area particularly suitable for slower vehicles that are better suited to holding a frontline than making long flanking maneuvers.

In most matches, points B and C are initially divided between the two teams. Between these capture points are three long, straight avenues.

In many cases, at least one of these three routes will be lightly defended or completely open. Identifying and breaking through that route can allow you to reach the enemy's flank or rear and, in some situations, continue directly toward their spawn area.

The central urban area is particularly complex, with many walls that can be penetrated by tank rounds. This creates firing angles from almost every direction. Rather than advancing too aggressively, it is often more effective to reduce your engine noise, listen for approaching vehicles, and ambush enemies as th