C: I think I'll sleep a day.

I have nothing to hide, I'm a mature single pineapple just looking to get back out there. Y'know?

I don't care if chocolate milk ain't good for me, I'm drinking it till' I die.

If by "Bleeding" you mean the negative status ailment, then yes, they do. It's just called "Afterburn".

I've been playing some tank game from the Play Store, Tank Hit by Gamesofa. It's alright, but a little bland and could be overlooked. It's your basic F2P third-person tank-based shooter, but has some neat crew member collecting elements in the form of trying to get you to buy things with premium currency. Still worth a shot if you can find it.

In terms of character? Definitely Cloud from FFX. In terms of cool factor: Darknuts from Twilight Princess.

Just ambiguously imply you're a man. Easy.

Shaft is superior to Railgun, because we have to aim manually and don't rely on auto-aim. *Dives behind a flipped table*

I had my doubts about chocolate milk, but regular milk? Has hell frozen over?

It's a bad weapon to have in the wrong hands. That's all I can say.

Once or twice. My favorite class is Overlord and I want to try Streamliner but it's a pain to grind towards.

Those new Rail beams look like the light and dark beam from Metroid Prime 2...

Diep.io

Either that or hit them first like you're deflecting with Smoky. There's no other way I know.

To make em' miss? Easy, ram into them with only a corner of your hull to the front or back end of them. It should make them face left or right, and if timed right they'll have no way to recover and aim back.

C: Yay, it's here! I don't have the hardware. ;~;

Try moving as close as possible to him to where your turret's end just barely sticks out, then charge, stop, turn to face him, and you should hit him before he can react. And if he does you'll be out of the position so you can reposition.

Naw, you ease yourself into it. With restrictions on speed, you learn to operate with accuracy and learn to position yourself correctly. Those are key tactics, and once you master them you can move on to evasion and advanced maneuvering.

"Armageddon", death from above.

That's fine, that's how everyone uses them. What they're whining about is previous experiences with either a guy with just everything in his garage using thousands upon thousands of supplies or unintentionally wandering into a drug war.

That's between you and yourself, I'm not going to influence you and have you waste your money.

The only real way to learn is through experience. I say go for it, if anything you have a decent kit.

7/10

"Lockdown" Medium-Heavy-ish hull with mediocre armor and speed, but with a twist: When you stand still for a few seconds, the hull deploys stabilizers that reduce impact force and recoil tenfold. It pairs well with Vulcan and Shaft, and allows you to hold a position for a long time. The only catch is that it has low armor when moving, and it reduces turret rotation speed when in lockdown position.