The MT steering does not slow down and can quickly switch to make the vehicle move forward or backward, which is much easier to operate. However, moving the vehicle manually requires continuous operation. Some players feel that is tiring and it is inconvenient to perform other operations at the same time, and it is also difficult to control the speed of the vehicle when necessary.

The AT steering is simpler to operate. It can make the vehicle move forward at full or half speed. By holding the gear, you can easily control the directional movement of the vehicle. At the same time, you can free your hands to perform other operations in the game. However, the AT control cannot be achieved in one step, which is a bit time-consuming. When the vehicle needs to be moved forward and backward frequently, the operation will be more troublesome.

For Tanks

The maneuverability of tanks is poor and when in battle in the early game, tanks mainly stay in the rear and strike from a distance. The flexible MT control can be advantageous when attacking secretly behind obstacles. Quick forward and backward switching can reduce the time the vehicle is exposed and reduce the probability of being hit.

The AT control is more suitable for continuous movement and observation of the enemy, and during the time, it can be more convenient to perform other operations.

For Armored Vehicles

MT mode and AT mode are both suitable for this type of vehicles. MT mode is suitable for close-up reconnaissance, and it provides a better field of vision when wandering.

When using the AT mode, try to avoid minefields. If you are not careful, you may easily step on the mines. If the vehicle is stuck in a dead corner and cannot get away quickly, you may suffer strong fire attacks.

For Helicopters

Helicopters have the ability to fly sideways. The game sets helicopters as the most difficult type of vehicles to get started with, and thus it is recommended to use the AT mode. With the AT mode, it can move left and right while moving forward and backward. The operation of left, right, forward and backward allows the helicopter to move in two directions at the same time without changing the field of vision, making it difficult for the enemy to predict and reducing the risk of being attacked.

For helicopters, the MT mode cannot achieve the effect of the AT mode. However, the advantage of MT mode is that when there are no other threats, the mode allows your vehicle to respond quickly and follow the target without interruption. It can always remain above the target's head and attack the target efficiently.