Another poor teamwork example - pushing you off the flag post with a powerful tank so the flag is stolen.

Paints are good when you have built a strong tank, but are an excessive cost when building from lower ranks. The hammer is too strong, a slow reload isn't a good compensation when it can kill lots of tanks with one punch.

For the battles to have a more equitable distribution of armarments - so there is not the total dominance in a battle by one or two tanks that are heavily-equipped far beyond the level of the other tankers of similar rank.

Some tankers need to learn teamwork. e.g., - when a sniper is in a obvious sniping position and there is room to get around the tank, don't push them out of the way. I've had many kills ruined by this inconsiderateness. - don't push a tank on your team to get by. Especially when they are reversing to avoid being hit. There is a reason why they are reversing. Many times I've been pushed into direct enemy fire. I'm not my team-mate's shield! - it is polite to move out of the way to enable smooth over-taking or passing a team-mate. There is no need to be a bully because you have a heavy, well-armoured tank. At other times I've been impressed by good team-work, e.g., - A team-mate righting my tank when it's on it's side by pushing it, or righting my up-turned tank by pusing it over a ledge. Much appreciated to prevent a self-destruct or being killed. Any other suggestions for good team-work?

It's target practice and skill development when there are no enemies.