It's a new paint :ph34r:

There are thousands of active legends in this game, and all of them are still playing despite having the highest rank. For many the goal is to get a full garage and become the most powerful player on the battlefield. For some it's the community and things like eSports that keep them in the game. For me a full garage is a very minor goal (which I pretty much achieved, for the most part). Despite basically going from Recruit to Legend over 3 times now (I have way over 4.2 million EXP on all accounts combined), I still enjoy the gameplay and find it fun. Besides, I'm pretty good at the game, so it actually feels good when I land a crazy Magnum shot and get a triple kill across the whole map, or kill someone while mid-flip on Wasp Hammer, or manage to do some insane manoeuvre, outplaying the enemies and escaping with the flag. Also new updates definitely keep me in the game. If it wasn't for new things like overdrives, new game modes, new turrets, etc., I would have stopped playing a long time ago.

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That's a terrible approach. This game is all about fast-paced gameplay and action, and making it so that the turret only shoots once in a century is the exact opposite of the kind of gameplay developers are going for.

Well this is awkward...

Lies. All my posts are relevant and on-topic. I never spam :rolleyes:

Finally, sweet 16(k) Now where's my brand new car and massive party? :ph34r:

If Russia wins against Spain tomorrow, there will be madness... But let's face it, that's not gonna happen :D

Screenshots like that really make me question the functionality of the MM system. I feel like this would only happen if the player distribution was completely random (e.g. only limited by ranks).

Is the marker meant to help the player aim, or help the targets escape the splash zone? I feel like the former will make magnum way too easy, while the latter will ruin Magnum's function as an artillery, making it only useful for shooting short distances straight ahead.

Errr... no. Though admittedly, that would probably be a lot of fun :rolleyes:

Shame that the underground bit is a dead end. I love actual underground areas on maps.

Won't be done due, as it will make kits too beneficial to players. Kits must have advantages and disadvantages, so this is one of the disadvantages.

Getting items for free in Tanki requires patience, long hours of play time and some decent skill at the game. Some people have none of that, but they want to play the game comfortably and enjoy their experience, and they have money to spare. So is it better to spend 2 hours per day struggling to complete missions to grind for supplies and crystals, or spend a bit of money and actually enjoy 100% of the time spent playing the game? People spend money on things that make them feel better, whether it's a random pointless play-thing, an overpriced brand handbag, a VIP pass for an event or... a virtual in-game item. It's their money, so if spending it this way makes them happy, then there's not really any issue with that.

Yeah, you'll be good. Viking Twins is a very good combo that suits most maps and situations. Consider buying an alteration as well, the one that makes the shots fly much faster.

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Random battle. I managed to defend the gold for a solid 40-50 seconds before someone eventually pushed me on it :D

There's people who earned over 200k from a single battle. I was talking about more casual gameplay.

We only don't accept records which encourage violation of actual game rules. Making a new account to dominate newbies is currently not against any rules.

Well, for a start make sure you buy it for 50k during a sale, rather than the full 100k.

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But small ideas do end up getting implemented every now and then. Mostly by coincidence, I presume :D

Topic merged Thanks, will report it next week.

Considering that developers never really post here and never announce that they implemented an idea that was submitted by a specific user, players have all reason to believe that their ideas are being ignored. I can tell you with 100% honesty that for the past two years I've been making a weekly list of the best ideas for that week and sending the list to the CM (first Cedric, now Nives). Apparently he then sends it to the lead CM, who then passes it to devs, but I never got any feedback about whether or not the ideas I reported actually have any chance of being implemented. In reality, even if developers wanted to listen to players and implement their ideas, I'm pretty sure they just don't have the time and manpower to do it. It took them almost a year to implement the Matchmaking system, so obviously they can't focus much on player ideas, considering that we get 5-7 idea topics per day, on average.

FYI, that comment about freeze nerf was a joke. I don't actually believe that it's what devs plan to do (although I don't deny that it might be true).