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So we can't take in-game screenshots? It has to be a photo taken with a real life camera with real life objects?

I didn't blame anything on you :P If anything, I congratulate you! :D Yeah I know he left tanki :( Man, was he a good friend.

Nah man. Sorry. I just haven't got the time and good computer to lead a parkour club. But hey, it's nice to see someone that remembers it! :D P.S., @Pizzarrific used to be part of my parkour club @ :ph34r: :ph34r: Good ol' times with Pizzy.. @I3ANNED what's ur alt (if u have one, which i remember you did, but i forgot lol)

Camera tricks! B) No spectator mode involved! :D

The two best memes I've seen so far XD Well done, well done.

But it's damn funny so who cares

I have yet to receive a discount. I really hope paints will eventually be included into the discounts.

Preach it.

He self-destructed as I was respawning so by the time I would get to his base he would have been able to shoot me and since I suck at 1v1 he probably would have captured a flag and thus distorted the score from what it should have been, 7-5 (I win), not 7-6 (I win) or 6-7 (He wins).

It matters because bragging rights in the clan :P It also shows the clan your skill level. -Edit- BTW, self-destructing is certainly NOT a skill.

But no, it is not a strategy. Anything you do is considered a strategy only if it complies with the rules. In this case, supplies and drops are turned off to prevent gaining health. So gaining health would be against the rules. Therefore it is not a strategy because it does not comply with the rules and anything that goes against the rules is cheating. How do you guys not see that it is cheating???? :angry: :angry: :angry:

Hey guys so recently I had a 1v1 XP match with another player (7 flags, no supplies, no drops) and he beat me 7-4 first round. We do a second round, and I'm winning 6-5. Here's where it changes: We're both full health, and I drive into his base. He hits me once. I hit him once so now he's one shot. He kills me. Then for the first time in the round, he self-destructs. He was perfectly fine (He wasn't flipped or anything; he could drive and shoot). Guess why? He self-destructs to gain health so he is once again two shots. If he did not self-destruct, I would have won 7-5. However, I got mad at him for cheating and left at 6-5. I didn't want the score to be altered because of his stunt. I wanted the score to be what it deserved to be. From my understanding of XP rules (correct me if I'm wrong or missed something), you start by saying "go", you can start when the teams have an even number of players, you stop when the teams become uneven or someone is AFK, MU'es off, and you use proper XP combo (M2 Hornets must have 20% Railgun protection paint, M3 Hornets cannot have any Railgun protection). Additionally, the purpose of turning off supplies and drops is so that nobody gets an advantage and in my case, so no one can use repair kits. The use of the self-destruct that I mentioned above is basically cheating, right? Because doing that to gain health is basically using a repair kit, which I specifically turned off supplies/drops for. I already know some of you will say "It's a part of the game so no" or "It's a strategy/tactic". And yes, it is a part of the game, but it is not part of a proper XP match (based on my understanding of XP). And no, it is not a strategy. Anything you do is considered a strategy only if it complies with the rules. In this case, supplies and drops are turned off to prevent gaining health. So gaining health would be against the rules. Therefore it is not a strategy because it does not comply with the rules and anything that goes against the rules is cheating. So my question for you guys is: In a situation like this, would self-destructing to gain health (not flipped by the opponent or anything) be considered cheating?

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nope m3 viking

I also made a post I think in another similar topic about the issue of privacy. If a player is in a private battle, he probably wants privacy and so if the "Private Battle" is not there then you would think he's afk or in the lobby. Then you would keep inviting him and he would ignore and it would go on for a long time. A solution is that if he is in the lobby but not talking or actively doing something it shows "AFK" and if he is in a private battle, he can appear to be offline so you don't know if he is in a private battle or actually offline and you can't invite him. The other common problem is accidentally declining an invitation so there should be an option to go to your friends list and click on the friend that invited you and have a "Re-invite me" link/button that would send a notification like an invite that says "___ requests that you re-invite" then there would be "Re-invite" or "Decline" button. Note that this should be done within 5 minutes then the re-invite option would disappear.

Then make it so only the friends you invited can see the private battle even if they decline

I really really love the logo! Tanki-themed with the wasp, your club initials and the club paint; very well thought out! :)

yes :lol: m2 smoky