1. But Smoky's Critical chance states itself right smack on the label. M0 - 5%/ M1 -6%/ M2 -7%/ M3-8% 2. I can almost promise you that somebody will tell you to post your request on Feedback.

You're right. Freeze's firing amount should be decreased. Lol, anyways. But Firebird's reload should be increased a bit. . . .

Wait, so when do you want Sales to be hosted? Random days? :blink:

Indeed. I remember a battle once, the Blue team in silence were all Shafts. They couldn't cap any flags, but we couldn't either. Lol.

I agree with that. Yes, you will be able to see if they're Online, and if they're in battle, you can also join their battle. Pop-ups I'm not sure, but that's a good idea.

Yes, I know those. It either has to do with Low-ranks joining my team, or Druggers taking over.

Alright then. Hornet will be your speed machine, and the Hunter will be your balanced/weighted Hull. I'm guessing they are both M0, so choose the one you figure you play best with and start upgrading that. You can upgrade them both to M1, but remember that upgrading weapons should be first. Then after you get Hornet/Hunter to M1 and 1-2 M1 Weapons, start focusing on either a Paint or M2 Equipment. For Silence/Moon Silence? Well, honestly I'd say Freeze would do the better job with Hunter/Hornet. However, if you find Thunder better to work with, then go with that since not only are both of these very good contestants in Silence/Moon Silence, but the weapon you have a better time using is always better since you'll be able to play it to its full extent and thus become a real professional at it. By the way, Freeze is pretty cheap, so you'll be able to get M1-M2 pretty quickly. Another tip is not to ''waste'' your Crystals on Micro-upgrades. When it first comes out, you should focus on Micro-upgrading it when it's at either M1-M2 stages because when you upgrade it fully to the next modification (M) (Tier), the Micro-Upgrades will be lost, and you'll have to re-install them and thus spend more Crystals. Furthermore, do not spend Crystals on drugs- get them from Dailies. In addition to that, do not buy every paint you see. Save your Crystals and don't buy useless ones like Dragon, Marine, or the ones that give you no-protection. Go with something useful and long-term like Forester or Lead, then you can save for something serious like Corrosion. You can PM me which combination you plan to use primarily after you make the purchases. I can give you some more tips. Dat M2 Wasp B) . Well anyways, if you've mastered the un-stable trait of Wasp, have a craving for Speed, Knows how to use Recoil in favor to a light-Tank, and likes to Hit n' Run, then I'd say Wasp, If you know how to use it, it packs quite a punch. If you don't mind the Speed however, and like to camp, then I'd say Mammoth. You're extra stable, so you won't get flipped easily. M2 gains some speed, so I guess you'll be able to travel a bit. Mammoth on drugs is almost un-killable in Small-Medium maps. Be careful with Wasp and Nitro though. Sometimes you have to slow down on sharp turns unless you know when and where to shoot. :lol: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ I do play with High-ranks and I've seen those M2-M2 Smoky/Mammoths. They're powerful! :o

Whoa, haven't seen you in a while. I have now surpassed your number of Posts. :P Oh well, you can just edit the extra post and replace it with ''Deleted~'' or something. That's what I do. (Edit) Just noticed this was my 1,000th Post. . . .should've used this on Congratulatory Post. :angry: :( :lol:

Smoky M0-M1 isn't that good when going up against the Lieutenants etc, but at M2-M3 it's pretty darn powerful. I think what you mean is buff up the M1 version a little more to sustain it better in fighting higher ranks, but keep everything else the same.

I play with High-ranks for a reason: No in-experienced players. This will bring in more low-ranked players. . . :mellow:

Rebel? That'll be futile. They'll just bann us all. LOL!

A) The Gun has a small chance with each shot to ''Silence'' (Lol Tanki Joke) the Victim and thus un-able him to fire because his internal mechanism is damaged. B) On Rare occasions, this gun is able to critically injure a Tank and destroy it at a 100% chance. C) On Rare occasions, the Railgun charges with superb excellence and delivers 2x the Impact strength. It is able to flip over Tanks with ease. *All of these may be upgraded with Micro-upgrades. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Lol :D :lol: :P

The number is basically the total numbers of Crystals earned by all players in each game. However, the Battle-fund is basically the ''pool.'' Each time someone earns points and contributes to the battle fund, it's like gambling. You pit your Crystals in, and the winning team would take most of the share, along with the Loser's share.

Well . . .this is an online game. . . . . . they're the boss. . . .they can apply any rule they want. . . . . . and then you'll get banned if you break'em . . . .

So basically you play in maps despite their size. Alright then, lets see. What kind of hull does thou possess? If You have a Heavy-Duty Tank: The Heavy-Duty Tanks include Mammoth and Titan. If you have these, then I'd strongly suggest you to use Thunder as a starter. This is because with Freeze you won't be able to move much- or even at all, and you'll have to camp, not to mention that you'll probably die from getting sniped first. In addition to that, using Freeze/Mammoth takes practice and using Thunder/Mammoth or Titan is simple and adept as being a Starter-combination. You won't need to move much, and even if you camp, you'll do better then Freeze since you can reach enemies farther away then Freeze can. Much farther away. Furthermore, try to use Thunder's splash-damage in a smart way. One common tip is Self-Destruct. Remember that you can hurt yourself with Thunder, so if someone like a Freeze or Isida is attacking you, don't fret. Find a nearby wall, or even use the enemy him/herself. Once your health reaches a low point, shoot the nearby object or your opponent. No only will this blow off a big chunk of their health, but you killed yourself and they won't get any points for hurting you. In fact, you might even kill them. It's a good tactic- especially in TDM. If you use a Medium tank: These tanks include Hunter, Viking, and Dictator. With these, they are a balanced. They share speed and armor in a fair amount. With these it's a sort of tough choice. Are you the person who likes chasing after your opponent? If that's you, then buy Freeze. If you like having a wide-range and flexible gameplay, then buy Thunder. With Thunder, you'll still be able to play in big maps, However, with Freeze it will be very hard for you to play something such as Serpuhov. If you use a Speedy Tank: These include Wasp and Hornet. The Freeze-gun will benefit you most since you'll catch up with the opponent quickly not to mention speed away with the flag. You'll reach enemies more quickly and cover ground easier. With this I believe you'll still be able to play something like Serpuhov with Freeze/Hornet, but just know to keep out of the Railgun/Shafts way and catch them by surprise. With Thunder this is a very effective combination, however with Wasp you'll be tipped over easily. Mastering a Wasp/Thunder combination is tough, but if you really know how to use it, then it can be really effective with the Hit N' Run tactic. The First icon means damage per shot. This is how much damage it inflicts per shot on an enemy Tank. As you can see, each shot can range between 17-21. The second icon means shot/min. This is self-explanatory. This is the number of shots per minute this gun is capable of. As you can see, Smoky M0 possesses 30 shots per minute and thus can fire 1 shot every 2 seconds- which is also the reload time. The next icon, Grad/Sec, is how fast the Turret can revolve (Turn). The next feature is the percentage of how many times the Critical shot may appear. As you can see, with each shot the Critical Hit has a 5% to appear. It seems small, but it's actually quite considerable. I once used M0 Smokey and once inflicted 2 Critical hits consecutively. You can know when the Critical Hit appears because the enemy is cloaked in a wave of Electricity. The fifth icon shows how much damage the Critical hit may inflict. As you can see, the M0 version can inflict 100 damage per Critical Shot. So with each Critical hit, which is 5% chance each shot, you inflict 100 damage.

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So you're thinking of fighting to the death. . . . well that doesn't really help your team in a TDM much. It's a better and smarter strategy to kill the person, and blow up whereas there's no limit on how many times you can die. You'll benefit the team a whole lot more. If you kill a person and let another kill you, it's basically a kill for a kill and nobody gains anything unless it were a CTF and the person who killed you can take your flag. Thunder-Angst: When will they explode?! :o

I agree. They will fall inside the Isida's range most of the time, and remember Isida's range can stretch to 20 once it locks on.

I only un-freeze people when there are no enemies near bye. If there are, I try to unfreeze the person while burning the enemy. If I can't, I just go for the enemy.

I think you should get your first M2- so go with Freeze if that is your primary weapon of choice. The Thunder you want is only M1, so at higher ranks you'll earn Crystals easier and thus get Thunder M1 if you want to. Right now, get Freeze M2. However, didn't the sale end already? ./facepalm

Well then, I guess that is where Micro-upgrades come in. More healing you know.

What do people hate more: Railgun M2 or Firebird M2?

Lol I see. :D Well congratulations to you.

Well, excluding those who don't know how to use the Splash-damage effect.

Wait, so was this a forums game or something? Lol. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sometimes in battle: I would've won, if my teammates didn't suck.