Player nexx_mowarek has been banned FOREVER. Reason: I don't like him.

Nice work--I like Molotov, but I'm sad it was forgotten. I also like Osa, another forgotten map, and Boombox, Sandbox'a forgotten brother. I'd love reports on these too!

And now the V-Log fixes it!

OK.

If we were to put that in our clan, how would it work putting new members in? Would you have to do it, or would you teach us how to put it in ourselves?

Now I can see it.

It's probably my broadband, it's really slow at loading pictures. I'll show it to the clan though, thanks!

Looks good! But are you going to be doing the elite members and normal members too?

I edited the post because the wiki is outdated and doesn't know that self-destructing is now bad, not good.

Never said I wouldn't give you time, I 'd rather have something of quality but wait for it than rubbish someone in kindergarten could do in a second. So take as long as you like!

Don't really mind, though get as many different turrets/hulls in as possible.

Can you try and do something for my clan? Post the results on this thread and if I like it post it on our clan thread. http://en.tankiforum.com/index.php?showtopic=199018&hl=

Teams fight for control over certain points on the map. A team gets points for every second they control a point. The more points captured, the more points the team gets. The winner is the team with the most points. Team spawn points are close to their bases. The only exception is the Madness map, where there are additional spawn points in certain areas. In order to successfully capture an enemy point, it is necessary to create at least a small numerical advantage over the opposing team at that point. When the battle starts, you need to capture as many neutral points as possible. On large maps with 5-7 points, it’s enough to send one player to capture the closest points. At the same time, other players should start capturing the next point. The successful capture of a third neutral point on a 5-point map gives the team a significant advantage, both strategically and psychologically. Usually, there is an odd number of points in a map, so in order to win, it’s enough to capture one point more than the other team. Then, together with your team-mates, you should try to drive the enemy out of the remaining points, and to lock them inside their own base. It should be noted that in the CP mode, each member of a team plays a very important role. Usually, a team with fewer players, or with players who are unable to work together, rapidly begins to lose. Source: Tanki Online Wiki

Players are divided into 2 teams. The goal is to capture the enemy’s flag, and to prevent the opposing team from capturing yours. If you take the flag and then get killed, you lose it. However, your teammates can retake it and continue. If the flag is touched by an enemy’s tank, it automatically returns to their base. The same applies to your team’s flag. To capture the flag, you need to pick up the enemy’s flag and bring it to your flag. For the capture to be successful, your flag needs to be at your base. Victory goes to the team who has captured the most flags by the end of the game, or who reaches the target amount of captures specified in the battle settings. The amount of crystals you get is based on how many flags you have captured, and the number of enemy tanks you have destroyed. A CTF battle is limited by time, or by a set number of captured flags. It is the most popular mode in Tanki Online. This mode is not as profitable as Deathmatch mode when it comes to earning crystals (here, a lot depends on teamwork), but due to the bonus XP on offer for capturing and returning flags, the battle fund grows as fast as that in DM battles. The recipe for success in CTF battles is simple. Instead of simply destroying enemy tanks, pay more attention to flags. Thus, by capturing and returning flags, and by destroying those who try to take yours, you will not only be extremely useful for your team, but will also score a lot more points than by just destroying enemy machines. Source: Tanki Online Wiki

It’s really easy to play TDM mode. Battle mechanics are very similar to Deathmatch mode. The only difference is that here, players work in teams. The goal is to destroy more tanks than the opposing team. TDM games are limited by either number of kills or time. Every team member is responsible for the result, as the battle’s final score depends on how well and how carefully they play. A team gets 1 point for every destroyed tank, whilst individual players get 10 XP points. In the case of self-destruction, the opposing team doesn’t get any points, but the team which self-destructed loses a point. The first thing you need to keep in mind is keeping your D/L ratio above 1. If every player in a team destroys more tanks than the number of times he gets killed, then victory is guaranteed. But in real life, you always have one or more players in the team with a D/L ratio much lower than 1. Also, unlike in Deathmatch mode, players’ spawn points are located at their bases. To start fighting, you need to go to the centre of a map, or even to the opposing team’s base. As a result, the amount of frags is a lot lower than that in a classical DM. Usually, the most effective players in TDMs are campers, using long-range guns such as Railgun and Shaft. Source: Tanki Online Wiki

Twins for dat reload!

I didn't particularly like cologne, so SAVE EDINBURGH! I also think you've forgotten that legend Tanki map they deleted--MAGADAN ;(

I have a clan for that list! Kings of Lagg (KoL) http://en.tankiforum.com/index.php?showtopic=208622&hl=

Will the Tanki Online app support multiple accounts on one device?

Ya.

Smoky and twins.

Don't forget smoky!

you can't

smoky

what about magadan?