If you look at the proof, you'll see that he did it in March 2015, and there were no x5 gold events around that time.

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Because that's how I roll B) Besides, how else am I gonna mult in battles?

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Do supplies count as product kits? Because I sometimes buy those (although I usually buy specific amounts of supplies separately during 50% sales, like today). Otherwise, I have no kits left to buy :D

Valid That would make controls extremely annoying for players like me, who often charge up and change angle at the same time. So if you're looking to make the turret more precise, but nerf it to make its controls less agile, then this is a good idea. But most Magnum players will hate it - I guarantee that. Would be nice to have this available somewhere in the settings, so that we could choose one mode or the other.

0 For a game that has no end, pretty sure that statement is obvious.

Not sure what you mean by the "all on 1 path", but if it's a choice between micro upgrading an item and getting the next modification free or waiting and buying the next modification for a full price, then both are good in some ways. Micro-upgrading: You get some early upgrades, which is an advantage in battles. You pay as much for the 10 MU steps as you do for the whole next modification. You can't really take advantage of sales all that much. You have to wait for each upgrade to finish and start the next one, which can be inconvenient. Or you can speed them up, which is a lot more expensive than just buying the next modification. Buying modification: You don't need to bother with having to log in every day to check if the upgrade step finished. You buy the whole thing at once. You can save a lot of crystals if you wait for a 50% sale during a holiday event and buy the modification then. You may find it hard to play on the last few ranks before M2 unlocks because your default M1 will be weak compared to other players' upgraded M1s and M2s. Overall, I recommend that you do use upgrades, but never speed them up. Also take advantage of holiday MU sales and buy a micro upgrade with a discount.

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Valid Never really experienced this issue in chat, but I just tested it and I see that this is a valid concern. However, chat moderators already reported it to devs and there's nothing else any of us can do at the moment.

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Well, this idea is less about realism and more about what kind of view the player prefers.

Isida trains are still OP, despite all the nerfs the turret faced. A group of 3-4 Isidas with supplies can just drive into the enemy base ignoring all enemy fire, take flag and drive out. The 10 non-stop seconds of healing combined with repair kits and overdrives makes Isidas extremely powerful.

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It's more about the internet connection and particular situations that you get into. Although I'm not sure what triggers it exactly.

Thing is, you misunderstand how it works. You probably expect something like this: you see a hacker flying around or something, then they get kicked from battle and a message appears "Player XXX got banned for hacks". Well, the thing is that rather than detecting hackers in battle, the anti-cheat prevents hacks in the first place and simply makes them not work. So as a result, you don't see that many hackers, whereas without it there would probably be at least 100 times more hackers in battles. Yes, the anti-cheat does sometimes trigger on honest players, but saying that it does more harm than good is a strong exaggeration.

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Much official. Such source. Very professionalism. Wow. (jk please don't hate me :3)

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