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It's clear that you put effort in here. Good work. ;)

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Well, they will now you've told everybody.

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Self-built desktop and an ASUS laptop.

I remain impartial because there are advantages to both iPhone and Samsung. It takes ignorance to blindly swear by a specific brand/model. FYI I own an iPhone and will stick with Apple when I upgrade, however I still acknowledge the benefits of Android phones.

No, they're supposed to be lies. ...

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It's actually 85k, but meh.

Your set up? Looks more like Google's set up to me.

Just to make it tidier I guess. My normal Chrome has loads of bookmarks, and several extensions, so I opted for a 'fresh' install to run Tanki when opened in Steam. I went for the portable version of Chrome because it's just a standalone .exe file, so it's cleaner and easier to add as a 'non-steam game'.

I also downloaded a portable version of Chrome specifically for TO, and then added that exe to Steam, instead of just using my standard browser.

The ultimate showdown. vs

Got anything meaningful to add to this conversation? K, added it in a separate comment

Actually, there's a few steps involved if you want to be able to launch TO from your library, so that it opens a browser with the correct page.

Managed to add Tanki to Steam.

If a high calibre explosive shell landed next to a tank for example, the occupants would likely be vaporized by the shockwave, so there's that. Also, the 'few pieces of metal' would be heated shrapnel flying at high velocities - capable of tearing through thinner armour.

What's your point? You're just agreeing with what I said.

Well, you could consider anything explosive to have splash damage really. Think missiles or howitzers. I'd say that 'splash guns' do exist.