Apples to oranges comparison. Chess didn't come about as an online game that needs to compete with other forms of online entertainment to stay relevant. How can you say that Tanki is playing any sort of "short money game" if the game has stayed active for over 15 years? I'm not sure what your point is here, but to me it seems that a generic P2W game doesn't require battles to be unbalanced. You could have battles where the teams are equal by GS, but within the team itself, there's a massive range of GS, so that the low GS players suffer and will be incentivised to spend money to become more competitive. But the overall battle would be balanced. So that's why I'm saying that I don't see how a skewed MM that intentionally makes "blowout" battles would help generate more revenue.

Ideas to change or buff current turret augments: Firebird and freeze high pressure pump ー shooting speed is increased, but reload time is also increased; Isida nanomass reactor ー fuel tank spend energy while attacking, but shooting and healing speed with reload time is increased; Hammer: Slugger (changes) ー maximum and minimum damage range: +60%, horizontal scatter angle: -50%, impact force don't decrease; Duplet ー clip reload depends on time after 1st shot. The more time after it, the faster the clip reload. Twins: Heavy plasmagun ー splash radius is decreased, but it deals the same amount of  damage as with direct shot (idk how to describe, splash radius is something similar to magnum destroyer); Stable plasma ー critical damage and it's chance is increased. Smoky: Assault rounds (rename to subcaliber rounds) ー maximum and minimum damage range is increased; High percision aiming system (rename to assault rounds) ー impact force is incresed, but recoil, reload and range is decreased. Striker missile launcher "Hunter" ー arcade shots rockets follow laser, but salvo mode is disabled. Thunder: Small caliber charging machine ー projectile speed is increased, but splash radius, recoil, impact force and reload is decreased; Sledgehammer rounds (changes): regular damage +30%, impact force +40%, maximum and minimum damage range -50%, projectile speed -30%, minimal splash damage radius is decreased, but maximum splash damage radius is increased, critical damage and ricochet angle are disabled. Magnum: Automated gunpowder loading mechanism ー reload time decreases depending on elevation angle. The higher the angle, the less the reload time; Harpoon ー critical damage radius doesn't decrease; Gauss large caliber ー arcade and salvo shot splash is increased. Shaft light capacitors ー turret rotation speed is increased, but arcade shots reload time, maximum and minimum damage range is decreased. If there're no numbers to augment buff or change, I'm unsure about it, I'll trust it to developers.   My exotic augment for striker: missle launcher "Tsunami" This missile launcher has switched priorities: weakened speed and increased rocket destroy power with impact force, making it slow, but stable and incredibly meneuverable. Such rockets might remind a tsunami ー the massive, slow and inescapable waves carrying a catastrophe to enemies plans... Only if it's controlling by Poseidon. Advantages: Explosion critical chance: +20%; Impact force by direct shot and explosions: +50% (unsure); Critical, maximum, medium and minimum splash radius: +100%; Recoil: disabled; Aiming time: -50%; Downward autoaim angle: 45°; Highlighting range is unlimited; Rockets don't explode midair; Arcade shot rockets follow laser by pressing "shot" key one more time (can be turned off by pressing "shot" key one more time); Salvo aiming time don't fail if target hide; Disadvantages: Pause between rockets in salvo: 0,4 sec.; Projectile speed: -110%; Maximum projectile speed: 12 m/s; General splash increase 0-100% if rocket flew 0-20 meters; Reload time after salvo: +100%. Yeah, this augment has tsunami of advantages and disadvantages 🫢.

Thank you so much tankionline developers for this well designed event!

The comparison was of a game (tanki) specifically designed to be unbalanced, fast paced, and  created to make money vs a slower paced, evenly matched game that is still around. You can mentally substitute (let's say) monopoly (or whatever) if it helps your understanding of the comparison.