Has the lowest DPM of an MBT at Tier 6.Poor armor for its tier, especially the gun mantlet.Fast turret traverse at 42° per second.Above average gun penetration capability.Its firepower is above-average for Tier 6.The tank is a jack of all trades which means it can be played as both a sniper, support, and brawler, however be aware that the tank does not excel in any of these gameplays. The gun depression and almost lack of shell drop allows the tank to effectively fight and snipe on hills and the speed (while not the fastest) is capable of reaching areas relatively quickly or outrunning some enemies. The STB-1 relies on avoiding fights with multiple enemies and the use of it's gun and speed as effectively as possible. The tank's downsides comes at its poor armor for its tier (although much better than the Leopard 1's armor), a slightly slower reload compared to the T-62A and Leopard 1 and a slightly lower amount of hitpoints and DPM compared to MBTs in its tier. This makes the STB-1 very capable when fighting behind a hill as a sniper and a decent brawler overall.
The tank mainly excels in a relatively good gun performance for its tier, maneuverability, excellent gun depression, and a great shell velocity. The tank led up to becoming the Type 74 Main Battle Tank that was produced from 1975 up to 1988 with the tank still in service today. The STB-1 is a tank project by Mitsubishi and the JGSDF on a successor for the Type 61 Main Battle Tank and was replaced by the much cheaper STB-3.
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