^^ This, this is what I wish some people would learn. Yes, it would be cool to take out that Wasp with a spinning jump-shot 9000, but it's got DD and you already have the height advantage.

Nope. Not in format battles. In unofficial format battles with friends, yes. Overall I prefer Hornet-Railgun for format, it's fast enough to be effective but slow enough to where my computer doesn't run the risk of going into a stroke.

This is also important, for example: If you rush up a ramp and charge, then stop at the top your hull will react differently based on which one it is. With Wasp, you'll faceplant and miss, with Hornet it's anything from a perfect hit to a shot going slightly over the enemy due to your back end falling as you charge, and with Titan you should be on your front end long enough to fire a straight shot. The tactics vary as well: Wasp is more of a flag capper, Hornet is support-ish with the capability to recover and capture flags, and Titan is for long-range defense and support and rarely goes past neutral territory. Titan also takes a barrier to operate with more success, since it can only take three or four shots (Give or take) and lack of the speed doesn't help. So you simply use peek-a-boo tactics on the stronger enemies to weaken them for the main attacking force and you should be fine.

Yes, yes! That's a good part of playing the game in general. After they fire, if you can't get a hit in, try moving in closer to get a better shot. It should make things easier since the gap is closed for range. As for juking, it's a pretty situational move. Rarely will they run beside or behind you to attack, and if you are ambushed you just duck behind something and return the favor. I myself have rarely used it to attack a mobile target, since if they're dumb enough to run in circles around me they're dumb enough to move in front of my turret. Just as a side question, how often are these team-based format battles? You could just observe your teammates and try to learn from them, or see if anyone can train you.

Spinning with your turret rotating and attempting to turn around and fire before your enemy. Hard to pull off at first, but it gets easier when you know your hull better.

Here's how Iearned: I made a smaller account with the main combo being Dictator or Titan-Rail, it makes you unbelievably slow and aiming accurately is a requirement. If you want to also focus on when and where cover is useful, use Titan, it practically REQUIRES cover. If you want to learn to dodge shots and know when to advance while the enemy is reloading, use Dictator, it's added armor is nothing without using the maneuverability to get within an easy firing range. ~Sincerely, a Titan-Rail enthusiast

Also, I'd just like to point out my WO3 account is sent to the same server with Colonels and M2 equipment. Not really a detrimental factor, just a bit annoying.

Balistia? Like, the Roman siege weapon? It sounds weird for a high-velocity cannon. I'd think it suits the rocket launcher more.

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DД, CФMЗЯДDЭ. THЗУ ДИЙФЧ MЭ ДS ШЗLL.

5/10

That moment when for two split seconds you see the flash of DD before your nemesis is terminated, then he goes berserk and leaves.

"Shhh! He's a pro and you know it! Now don't blow this for us! *Excuse that mishap sir, now can we put you down for one or two thousand dollars?*"

When you get an error message when entering the garage. "Oh no, we failed to render the pricetags! D: Stop everything and refresh!"

Confetti.

"Glass cannon" Kit: M2 Shaft, M0 Hunter (Your current version is automatically downgraded. >:3) and no modules. 1500 crystals, WO1.

But... But it's so shiny. :0

Tanki declaring bankruptcy.

When did they raise the prices for Repair Kits?

Kits are expensive. The point is they come with strong equipment and occasionally some supplies.

To be fair, I'm sure they mean mission chains. Because everyone loves finishing a mission every day for seven days in order to get a maximum of twenty-five of each, right?

Funny thing, I was a reading books way above my grade level in first grade, so I would know words based on context and such but not how to pronounce them. Some of which included: Cliché (Clicky), Fathom (Fat-hom), and Xylophone (Skylo-phony).

Ze Brummbar! >:3

"dey giv playurs plenty of supplys with mishuns lol can we hav mony now?"