The only thing I didn't like at all in the last update was that to create private battles now you need a pro pass. What happens now to tankers that want to have peaceful parkours, have a rank up party with friends only or just battle with them without other players joining in and ruining the fun? If they can't afford to pay 5k per month for the pro pass, they loose the privilege of having privacy in the game when they feel like having some. For example, many low ranks like to just create a battle to explore the maps that are new for them, do parkour with their friends, etc, but if private mode is now reserved only for pro pass holders, they will get pretty frustrated. I've seen complaints about it already. I don't agree in limiting private battle mode only to pro pass players. This option should remain available to all.

Creepy mammoth+thunder :ph34r: (NOTE: The "TOM" folder you see there is not me pretending to be a mod. I am a mod but for the BR servers.) Proof:

A good guide indeed. I'm a devoted smoky addict and am wicked with it. Smoky rules!!

Smoky is king. Period. B)

:fire_r: I will finally buy my M3 smoky!! :fire_l:

This one is my avatar in the Brazilian community of Tanki Online. My nick there is Ognys. I'm a moderator for both forum and chat.

And what does that mean? What does these 2 vids have to do with The Game?

I see no clue in this 1st video.....for me it's all just an intro for The Game....

Parabéns @tankenato

@renatocosta rank up party! Parabéns :)

Outstanding!

Boa @dgslima82 ;)

Just bought over 30k cry via SMS! 1st time ever I buy cry! Thanks a lot for this 50% discount on SMS ;)

Só o edu_santos e um amigo dele presentes na minha rank up party à Marshal...mas enfim, foi relaxante e descontraido na linda praia tropical :P

Spanish and Portuguese are very similar, yes, when it comes to seeing it written. But the accent and pronunciation are very distinguishable and some words that have the same spelling in both our language and Spanish will have completetly different meanings. For example, "burro" in our language means "donkey" but in Spanish it means "butter". ;)