Well, if we disregard that 1/3 of the matchup was made up from members of one clan, 3 of which were fresh Object 260 owners, with less then 20 battles in the vehicle, could give me an explaination as to why the game unfolded the way it did, other than the obvious TeamSpeak communication and having an insight of the enemies deployment ?
Everyone that has been part of a big clan/community has done sync'ed up queues at one time or another. Here's the challenge - gimme a screenshot were you and your clan mates are more then 7 in a single game. I admit, I've done it in the past, at one particular evening, back in my days in QSF-C, right after a very delayed successful late defense of our Landing zone (32 teams tournament for the landing at the last possible time zone slot to land on), we had 22 people in the CW channel and we did a synced up queue. We ended up split in 8 different games and there were no more then 5 of us in a single game. To see 10 - that's a whole different story. Maybe the population is less nowdays, it still seems quite unlikely, unless you're all well trained in queue-sync with something else in mind.
"Yolo'ing to get your mates" also does not float here. In the north, where the Bat was constantly getting spotted and the enemy 4005 II was shooting left of him trying to hit the Grille that was there unspotted, suggests that they had no intent in "getting their mates". Also in the south, were there was only the 4005 II on our team, shouldn't have been their focus of attack if they wanted to "get their mate" there, as he was the only member of that clan anywhere near that area. I mean really - who in their right mind would wanna eat a shot from an FV 4005 II for the chance to "get him" ? Prolly their plan was to let the other tanks take the first hit and charge him down, but he made it so obvious by holding his fire while the IS-7 was side on in front of him, so that he can finish me off, that it makes no sense whatsoever. Again, that FV 4005 II on my team, fired only 2 shots the whole game, both were fired AFTER the south flank had collapsed and he had no one to support there. In truth, if they wanted to "get their mates", they should've waited at one of the corners to snipe the middle-ish bit campers, rather then pushing either south or north, as there was the "bulk" (of 2 players from that clan) of "their mates".
All in all - the ticket is already submitted, with the replay attached. I'll inform you of any development.