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When analyzing the effectiveness of vehicles of the same tier in War Thunder, a popular WWII vehicle shooter game, one will find an unusually high amount of effectiveness in Russian vehicles, particularly in the mid to high tiers. This has led some to believe that gaijin (the Russian company that made War Thunder) biased it on purpose.
Player 1: KV2 sniped me from across the map... Russian bias...
Player 2 (the one who sniped player 1): xaxa
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A timed moment where Stalin assists specifically anyone who is the Soviet Union, From the old and special Po-2 bomber bi-plane to the famous, powerful and fast MiG-15/17/19 fighter jet, from the T-26 manueverable and small light tank to the worldwide used T-55A MBT (correct me)

Stalin will assist with the amount of penetration shells can provide, or help a rolling Tu-4 near its doom, stop spinning and climb back to safety
The Yak-9T is made with a special, Russian Bias 37mm NS-37 aka "Fridge Launching" cannon

The MiG-17 can reverse repair at certain points of the aircraft by damage the same amount at the same place (same to other side) due to Russian Bias

The Tu-4 is known as the Russian Death Star for its B-29 copy replacing 12.7mm mg turrets with 23mm autocannons, making the Tu-4 nearly the pure Russian Bias

Po-2 is an extremely slow, but damn mavueverable, confusing the hell of German pilots and comes with special stalinium airframe, make it survive more likely against 30mm MK 108s and air-to-air collisions, and also an RP grinding machine.
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The phenomenon in Gaijin Entertainment's 2012 game War Thunder in which Russian tanks, aircraft, and naval ships receive unfair and unhistoric "buffs" to their effectiveness at a certain battle rating. For example, it has been found that Russian tanks have a significantly higher chance of over penetrating a target, and are less likely to suffer an ammunition explosion when the ammo rack is hit. Many players dismiss this as players of other nations being salty or not good, which may be true for some in American or German tanks, but that doesn't negate the reality of this phenomenon
Boris: XAXAXA I have achieved maximum of the Russian Bias! (loud BT-5 noises as he rushes B)
by JetPowered January 02, 2020
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Used to refer to vehicles of the soviet union and modern day russia (mostly in digital media) that are made of Stalinium, and are thus almost inpenetrable while being as good as weightless.

It is still up for debate whether this is reality or just made up by angry king tiger drivers. Our best scientists at Gaijin and Wargaming are on it, but we dont know if thats bettering or worsening the situation.
xXx_Pr0GaMErz_xXx: Lol that IS-2 is so OP! Obvious russian bias!
NotTheLegend27: You know it takes until the heat death of the universe to reload?
xXx_Pr0GaMErz_xXx: RUSSIAN BIAS REEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!
by Mordador November 05, 2019
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