Maybe a little pride in there too, huh?

I am going to be working on my Freeze-Hornet M2. :D

I catch most of mine on Polygon with Hunter or Dictator.

Just caught my 25th Gold on Polygon!

Ricochet's projectiles are supposed to be faster, though Ricochet has to reload. Actually, I don't think there is a way to upgrade the speed.

I actually wonder how much of his equipment was funded straight from Gold Boxes.

I also do not rank quickly. :(

Just get M2 Titan. M3 hornet unlocks two ranks afterward, and I think it is better.

He's right. :D

Some tips: 1. First of all, you have to be able to use your chosen equipment. If you can not control your tank, it is hard to get to the top of your battles. 2. Secondly, find battles that have your rank as the top two to three ranks. This will help you to have the best equipment in the battle. 3. When you enter a team battle, analyze the situation. Find spots that need to be filled, and fill them. I f your team is not performing well, you won't get as many crystals. 4. Use supplies if necessary. You are given supplies for daily bonuses. Use them to their full advantage. Pair them with supply boxes, and use them wisely. 5. Stay the entire battle. This is so that you can get a part of the battle fund, but also so that you can be around for any Gold Boxes. And if your team is losing badly, the battle will often stop sooner than expected. 6. Also, save crystals. Don't spend them immediately on something you will regret later. Plan out your purchases, and save crystals for your next big buy.

Go with Thunder-Dictator. Decent speed, heavy armor, and a good range for Polygon CP.

Ready for a heavy hull, huh?

Intense fun on server one Cuz the Gold Box finally decided to drop After twenty long seconds it fell, Under the brilliant, bright blue sky. Grab some nitro, activate Double Armor, Hit the rough road like a racer, To fight for the glittering, golden crystals Tough Titans, Vicious Vikings, Harrowing Hammers, and many more. Everyone blindly battling for that beautiful box. Ganster got close, too close for my comfort, when, Over his tin-topped tank, my devilish dictator flies to make the catch! Laughing at those beneath me, I stand resolute and, Die, in my moment of glory. 97 words

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I am also normally top player for my team when I use Thunder. :D

I just noticed that too in the garage description, but I am pretty sure that it is a typo.

Nice job TKP! Thekillerpenguin is a reporter and gets paid a lot of crystals.

It depends on your playing style. If you like charging for flags, I would recommend Twins M2. Smoky M2 can be just as devastating with its critical shot.

Titan still is boss. :ph34r:

I agree with Hunter, but Mammoth is too slow for my taste.

Any turret can be used effectively at any rank. I did that with M1 Smoky and lets just say it didn't go well.

You could just buy M2 Dictator and MU it to stay competitive on the battlefield.

How to Choose a Protection Paint Foreword By far the most numerous of the garage items, paints offer various combinations of protection against the turrets that make up Tanki’s arsenal. With eighteen new paints with Hammer and Vulcan protection recently added, I thought the community would enjoy my thoughts on choosing a paint relevant to everyone’s individual playing style. Pick Your Protections Before you start looking at paints, you should first determine which turrets you would like protection from? A few factors to consider are: Turrets you are commonly matched against The turrets you see often in battle are a good place to start. Probably my best paint choice was when I bought Forester, which lasted me till Warrant Officer 4. Since Railgun M1 users were common then, it was very nice to not have my M0 Hornet being one-shot. Aggravating Weapons Especially annoying weapons can also be a source for choosing a protection paint. I for one find Shaft and Ricochet very annoying. Thus, a decent paint against one or both of those turrets would be worthwhile. Role You can even choose protections based on what role you play in team games. Suppose you were a flag rusher. Most of the time, you will be facing longer-range turrets and the occasional Freeze. Therefore, paint like Dirty or Picasso would be essential to escaping with the enemy flag. Your Own Turret You may even want to choose a paint that protects against your own weapon, allowing you to win head-on-head duels against your own turret. This is also helpful because most paints that protect against certain range turrets often include protection from weapons with similar range. Also, if you currently own one or more paints with protections, you should probably exclude turrets you already have protections from, unless you want to get an “upgrade” e.g. going from Invader to Guerilla. Either way, after you choose two to three different turrets, you can then start comparing paints. Purchasing Paints Now comes the fun part: Picking and purchasing a paint. This shouldn’t be a spur-of-the-moment type of thing. It should be well thought over. You already have chosen a few turrets you want protection from, and it turns out, there are probably multiple paints that include a combination of your chosen protections. As an example, say I was looking for a paint with Shaft, Thunder, and Railgun protections. There are four paints that include decent protections from all the turrets named above: Corrosion, Sandstone, Prodigi, and Picasso. In addition, there are many other paints that include at least two of the chosen protections: Dirty, Digital, Emerald, Jade, and Clay. That is a lot of choices, no? Although rank does limit the options, there are likely going to be at least two, if not three, paints affording decent protection from any two to three turrets. I will also add that a paint that includes more than three protections probably has them so spread out that none of them are very high, except for Picasso, Raccoon, and Africa. Thus, it is usually best to get one or two quality protections instead of multiple low protections*. There are also Micro-Upgrades to consider. For instance, one might want to purchase Zeus instead of Inferno because you can Micro-Upgrade to where you can have three protections at 50% instead of just two. Also, it can be cheaper to buy a lower ranked paint and Micro-Upgrade it to the level of a higher ranked paint. Assuming one cared nothing for the Shaft protection, it would be 28,000 crystals cheaper than Digital to buy Tundra and Micro-Upgrade it to the level of Smoky and Railgun protection Digital includes. There is also the added bonus of unlocking at a lower rank. Camouflage is another aspect to be considered. Going back to my initial example, one might prefer to purchase Prodigi rather than Picasso for the added bonus of camouflage. The reverse is also true. Most camouflage paints are not at all showy. Some people might want a good-looking paint instead of a “look-like-a-shrub” paint. But of course, these are just some basic guidelines. It all comes down to your decision. Your tank is your tank, and you can paint it however you want! Rothro3 *credits to Loackie

Of course, pushing power is the weight times the power so Titan has Mammoth there. The extra maneuverability is also really nice.

I would advise buying the turret first, as kills help you get more crystals while a hull is just to prevent being killed. So first, buy the turret, then the hull. That is the general rule, with a few exceptions.