Imagine having an ego so fragile you care about your K/D. People who brag about their K/D in games are the same people who brag about completing a Facebook IQ test in real life. Everyone dies. It's a video game.

Or self destructing because it's 2019 and they still haven't fixed the anti-cheat system being awful.

The funny thing is, I spent like six bucks total and I was instantly at a competitive level due to the battle pass rewards, supplies, etc. It boils down to what you main and how well you maintain your upgrades, supplies, etc. If you want the advice of a buyer pick something practical and stick with it. Not Magnum, Shaft, etc but maybe Railgun, Smoky, Thunder. Something with a more generalized application. The more you specialize, the more special the battle has to be for you to perform.

If anything I've seen more Wasp mains come out of the woodwork after the overdrives than ever before. Same with Titan, Viking, etc. If they do add this it should no longer be instant death, or should have a veeeery long cooldown.

I'm tired of tripping on the edge of the hitbox of a blade of grass when I'm about to shoot, personally. You'd think a medium tank wouldn't suddenly turn horizontal from an impact with something so tiny, but alas...

Gauss alteration; "Thrice-Strike System" +Special shots now arc electricity between up to three targets for a chain of damage +Each consecutive arc deals increased damage, capping at 1500 for three targets -20% more charge acquisition time -50 percent less "splash damage", explained below Basically much like real electricity, the shot will find the closest open circuit to ground (and what better than the juicy, metal chassis of your enemies?). This means that the effective splash damage of the shot is lessened, but the shot itself packs more of a punch. Aesthetically the shot is now a bolt of lightning that spreads from the target like Hunter's overdrive.

Anyone else not inflicting afterburn? I can't seem to burn things at all.

But like... Why Tanki? You could do this on any other game, one with a playerbase that isn't mainly tweens/teens. How little do you need to have in your life to brag about how good you are when you spend possibly hundreds of dollars?

HOW?

Would you like to share with the class? I hadn't considered that because I'm nowhere near the ranks where drones are common.

What if you have less than 1000 deaths? Would you get a negative death score?

What if they made it have infinite range, but also infinite cooldown?

I only ever end up with an oddball number, so usually one at a time.

So I got four containers from challenges earlier, and 3/4 were 100 supplies packs. The fourth was ten days of premium. I think I just used up all my luck in two minutes.

What if the cooldown is completed? Would you drop a new mine and detonate the old one at the same time?

Titan-Rail is always gonna be my go-to. Enough armor to shrug off a Shaft, but without that annoying need to scope in to retaliate. People seriously underestimate this thing, especially past getting it to M1 when it gets faster and can actually fight off Wasps at melee range.

If you use something with high recoil it can also help. I remember doing flips with my Railgun on Madness when it was still good and had somewhere to fall too.

Don't you just hate it when you're setting up a camping spot and some mouthbreather just waltzes over your mine, forcing you to wait a whole thirty seconds before you can set a new one? Well with this such troubles are a thing of the past! Now a mere one mine can be easily replaced.

Titan, Viking, Wasp, and Dictator seem to be the most common hulls now. Hunter and Hornet are sort of a rarity, and I almost never see a Mammoth.

RIP Monte Carlo. Taken from us too soon by the fun-hating matchmaking robot.

The best part is when their duct-taped together Texas Instruments T-24 calculator spends five minutes to send you back into the same battle you just left. You know, because out of potentially thousands of players I wanted to go back to that exact team trying to defend on ASL with Wasp-Magnum. I don't see how they would reintroduce the quick play button, it never left. Matchmaking is just the same quick play button with restrictions and the option of what gamemode you want to try and join. I'm still waiting for them to actually add the battle list to mobile so I can finally play it like you should be able to. I'm still seething over how we had to basically band together with picket signs that said "Do your job you vodka-smelling vagrants".

Sometimes I just leave the dome somewhere my team can use it and continue roaming. A lot of people make the mistake of not moving from the dome, which lets the enemy take up positions to attack right after it ends. You can always return to it after killing an enemy and still heal yourself.

Probably every time my Titan lands on it's tracks. Every jump is a dice roll.

Do people actually buy supplies? I just get the battle pass and do that. Even without a pass you get more than enough supplies from challenges, containers, and missions. Just play the game.

I always thought Dictator looked like a giant Wasp.