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Originally Posted by Myssa Rei
The thing is, not a lot of tanks are good for quick withdrawals (unless you're a T-50-2), especially the heavies. The best one can do is back up, and hopefully find cover before several sets of guns zero in on your position.
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It depends on where you are. On Prokohrovka, for instance, it's hard. but often you can avoid clinging to a position that isn't helping your team, and move to a better one. Especially if large mountains are in the way, you can sometimes leave without the enemy even knowing you're gone.
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Personally, I've found the Type 59s a nightmare to deal with, especially since I'm using the long 7.5. At long range I can't spot their weak spots well, and at short range it's usually THEIR advantage.
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The worst thing is when they form platoons and charge straight at you. In that sort of situation you can only hope to track them before they get within brawling range.
This is also why it is important as a tier 7 to stick with a heavier tank or two so that you aren't the only target.