- adapted for 2.2.1.3 / 1.42.0.0;
- updated mod files;
To equalize the chances against the strongest enemy and gain superiority in battle, install the Cog mod to repair modules. Most WoT players often face difficult tactical choices during combat encounters: ammo rack, tracks, gun, horns, engine, or maybe a shell-shocked crew member?
To increase efficiency in battle and eliminate hesitation, use Cog, a tactical cheating mod for World of Tanks 2.2.1.3 / 1.42.0.0, which functions like a script to automatically trigger consumable items. It automates the use of a repair kit, first aid kit, or fire extinguisher, relying on vehicle attributes where repair speed and crew proficiency dictate survival. These specific components must always be available in your consumable slots for the modification to operate correctly.
Unlike generic modifications, the Screw modification focuses heavily on quick repairs for whichever module takes damage first in combat. You can download it for free without registration from our website using the link below. In the default settings without classification, the system follows a strict procedure for treating crew members and restoring equipment modules, prioritizing immediate combat readiness.
- Unpack the archive and copy the contents of the WoTres_mods folder.
- Go to the scriptsclientmods directory and run the repair_extended.xml configuration file in the Notepad ++ program;
- Inside there are 9 blocks covering options for equipment permissions and hotkey assignments, allowing you to change settings for tanker treatment order and module repair priorities individually for light tanks, medium tanks, heavy tanks, and tank destroyers.
How to install
After downloading the archive, copy the mods folder to the root directory of the game and replace the existing files.
Important! Before installing the updated mod, completely uninstall any older versions to prevent conflicts.
Download Fast crew treatment and smart repair modules
mod-vintik-bystryj-remont-wot.rar
I adjusted the configuration file to set different repair priorities based on whether I was playing a heavy or light vehicle. Removing the old version completely before dropping in the new files prevented any loading issues on my setup.
Setting custom priorities for heavy tanks and light tanks matches what I had to do when configuring separate rules for tank destroyers. In those fixed-turret machines, prioritizing engine repairs over the tracks kept fast opponents from circling behind while the hull was frozen.