Idk what this is, but this is a weird bug, and honestly game breaking at that. Just take a look at the screenshot I've provided here As you can see, even though the blue team clearly won, no one on the blue team got battle find and red did??? what is this xD

If you put 171337/124788 into a calculator, you get 1.373024649806071... round that number and you get 1.37 xD

Yes that would be very helpful :D, could you find the method?

Hi, I wanted to know if there's an API I can pull information about players from, like their GS, equipped turret and hull. etc. I'm making an application to help me organize information about me lol. I'd rather not have to web scrape the ratings page lol.

Personally, I think this could be an alteration to Striker, instead of it's own turret :lol:, Also I think that this effect is also very similar to the "Missile launcher 'Uranium'" alteration, which is already a thing in the game. haha

Yeah, no. I have been trying the client on multiple different computers with fresh installations of Windows 10. I will tell you the specs of all the PCs I've tried. PC 1 CPU: Intel core i5-7400 GPU: NVidia GTX 1050 ti PC 2 CPU: AMD A9-9420 GPU: AMD Radeon R5 integrated graphics PC 3 CPU: Intel core i5-4200M GPU: Intel integrated HD Graphics 4600 All PCs are using Windows 10 Pro version 1809 I've tried playing on all 3 and all the problems are consistent, across completely different hardware. When it does pulls up an "Error Has Occurred" at the top corner of the screen in game. The game's functions stop working and you hear looping sounds like rotating turrets etc, or, it simply Makes the whole client go unresponsive, where the Microsoft Error reporting software comes up to report a problem, before forcefully closing the program. It's completely random which one of these events happen, but they consistently happen after you play 3-5 battles.

I'd like to report a bug with the Tanki Online client. When using the client, the client crashes after using it for a few battles. This gets extremely agitating for a number a reasons 1. When playing Juggernaut, if you happen to be the juggernaut, you lose your juggernaut status 2. It sometimes happens when Gold Boxes drop 3. It sometimes happens right before the end of a battle, which prevents you from getting battle fund 4. It set your overdrive back to 0% on re-login I don't want to play the game in a browser as it performs no where near as good as the client does. Please fix the client. My Hardware: CPU: Intel Core i5-7400 GPU: GTX 1050 ti OS: Windows 10 Pro RAM: 8 GBs

I feel the problem isn't the turrets. but the modules. I think modules protection should be cut in half for all modifications so people aren't too over powered against 1 turret.

This is true, especially if you're on debian, that it's probably an old and outdated version. I also would bet they don't have the staging version of wine on there. The staging version includes some performence updates, and the ablility to make wine sync better with your gtk theme. also no worries :). I personally know people who are intermediate people who use linux, I'd say alot of the advanced linux users tend be all against Debian in general, and say ARCH this ARCH that. in all fairness arch is a lot more configurable, but in the way that's not meant for an intermediate user. arch is almost like saying you want a tank (cuz this is tanki online), and buying all the individual parts to build that tank, instead of just buying one :lol:

the command that I mentioned can be installed on debian. but isn't included by default since that command was made in development of Ubuntu. why I didn't write it down. the repository for installing wine is a bit different too :D

Lol rip.

For the first part, there aren't going to be very many novice users, but saying all of them area advanced is completely not true, there are plenty of intermediate computer users using Linux. Most advanced users go to less user friendly distros, which aren't Ubuntu or Linux Mint. 2nd, I know Wine is available on other distros, but the commands and repositories to install wine are different, hence people would be frustrated if i put this up as just Linux in general. it's also good to keep in mind that some people are using older machines to play tanki online, and chose to goto linux for the security and the updates, which will always be better than running a non-supported operating system, which is where the novice users will come from. yes, even Debian has a different repo for Wine. adding the repo is also different on Debian. lol

I have found the best way to run Tanki online on Linux using Ubuntu 18.04 / Linux Mint 19! I know you can run it in Chrome, but chrome sucks, You could run the official client in wine, but the performance sucks. you can run Tanki on the stand alone flash player for Linux, but the performance sucks. you could run Tanki under NPAPI, but the performance sucks. The solution? running Tanki in the stand alone flash player, for Windows, on WINE. seems crazy right?! yeah it is but it just works so well and I'm going to guide you on how to get this set up ^^ --Installing Wine-- The clear obvious step is to install Wine, I mean duh! here is how to do this... first of all you will want to open the terminal. the icon looks what you would think it looks like... you can open it by either doing ctrl + alt + t at anytime on your keyboard, or by going into the menu and finding it. it looks like this. first off you have to add 32 bit support with the following command. sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386 then you need to add the repository for Wine (A repository is a place where you can install software from without using a web browser). run the following commands. wget -nc https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/Release.key sudo apt-key add Release.key If you're on Ubuntu 18.04 run this... sudo apt-add-repository https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu/ If you're on Linux Mint 19 run this... sudo apt-add-repository 'deb https://dl.winehq.org/wine-builds/ubuntu/ bionic main' Now that we've added the repository, we need to update the apt cache for the system to use this repository. to do that run the following command... sudo apt update Now we need to actually download and install Wine, in order for this to work, Wine STAGING is the version we want. to install it, enter the following command. sudo apt install --install-recommends winehq-staging That will take some time to finish, but when it does, run the following command. wine cmd After you do that, do NOT close the terminal, but you will see a dialog come up saying somthing along the lines of "configuring wine". after a few seconds another dialog will open asking if you want to install mono. you want to click install here. after a minute, a new dialog will pop up asking if you want to install gecko, you want to click install here too. after that a 3rd dialog will pop up again asking if you want to install gecko, just press install again. I have no Idea why it does it twice but it's not a big deal. after it's all done, all the dialogs will close and you will be left with the terminal which will look like a CMD from Windows, but with a Z:/ instead of C:/. when you are here. just type the following command. exit after that the terminal will go back to how it looked before wine. again, you just want to do the same command... exit once you do that the terminal window should close out. now what we need to do is download the stand alone flash player for Windows. to do this, I will give you the link to adobe's download page for flash player. https://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/debug_downloads.html you will want click the link that I have circled with a red box in the following screenshot... After you have downloaded this, goto where ever you downloaded it, and put it on your desktop. After putting it on your desktop, right click it it, and click properties. after doing that, in the window that pulls up, click on open with which is at the top. after doing there, in the list, click "Wine Windows Program Loader" so it's highlighted in green or what ever your system color is, then click the button at the bottom that says "Set as default" then close the window. now double click the file you put on your desktop to launch the flash player. once doing that, at the top, goto file, then open. when you do that, you will get a little dialog box that pulls up. in that box, you will want to put the following link... http://tankionline.com/AlternativaLoader.swfconfig=c1.tankionline.com/config.xml&resources=s.eu.tankionline.com&lang=en&locale=en Then hit enter. There you go! Have fun!!! :D

I know I have asked this before, but I believe the answer I got is absolute false. How is it that the same players in juggernaut always end up first. I know that the moderators are going to say "because they were the last juggernaut". how ever this clearly isn't true. I end up being the last juggernaut and not once have I EVER got juggernaut first.

I want to report a bug, It could be a bug, but it has to do with juggernaut. I have noticed that the first juggernaut in each battle, always ends up being the same people. I find this to be really unfair.