valid Option to have all in-game information shown as numbers

[CabbageRoll 3,018]

Instead of this mode with meters we should have some kind of nerd mode that replaces everything with numbers

 

Ammo is 1000 when full and 0 empty

Ammo (number)

 

Tank hitpoints are stored in server already, its just approximately shown, buy sometimes every detail is good

Tank armor (number)

 

It should also apply to teammates but not the numbers of damage taken though. Just number of armor left

Tank armor (number)

 

For supplies, remaining time of delay/activeness, when active, no visual clock. Fully filled with color. Inactive will be without clock, gray. When supply is ready, icon gray, supply colorized and small "READY"

Above supply, ss.m (example 12.7)

 

Would be really helpful to esports because every point will matter.

[Maf 32,300]

Valid

I guess it's possible as an option for custom battles, but I don't see how it would ever help to make the information on the interface less user-friendly and harder to read. Tanki is just not the kind of game that could use this option.

[dilsharox 2,395]

good idea

[CabbageRoll 3,018]

Under review

 

I guess it's possible as an option for custom battles, but I don't see how it would ever help to make the information on the interface less user-friendly and harder to read. Tanki is just not the kind of game that could use this option.

Its hard to know do you have 1 armor point or 50 when its empty. Who knows, splash damage may do only 10 points of damage. You have flag in a very active battle and score is 99-99. Every single point would matter in that moment. Twins can do very weak splash but if you have empty bar you should know some details and be careful.

[Maf 32,300]

Its hard to know do you have 1 armor point or 50 when its empty. Who knows, splash damage may do only 10 points of damage. You have flag in a very active battle and score is 99-99. Every single point would matter in that moment. Twins can do very weak splash but if you have empty bar you should know some details and be careful.

But 1 or 50 is such a small amount of health that it's pretty safe to assume that you won't survive the next accurate shot at your tank. I just don't think details like that will help, no matter how "nerdy" or professional you consider yourself to be.