To be honest witch y'all, you guys did very very well. I wasn't in on the planning process but, if I remember right, it was allowable to have one m2/m3 combo and a little more than half of our people had that. With the lower ranks of yours who showed up, I don't think any of your clan brought an m3. You all held it to 0-0 for the first two rounds and captured the first flag in the third round. We captured one soon after and, as we were working on our second, I too saw your player lagging. It was an intense game and very enjoyable. I'd be curious to know how both clans would do if the equipment was exactly the same. I know we had some issues with people on both sides using protection despite being told otherwise (some kinda STDphobia or something I guess). Of all the wars I've played, I've learned that none goes exactly according to plan. It was very good practice for both sides and I saw great sportsmanship from everyone...usually there's a least one who's bitter and goes on a rant but I didn't see that this time (even though the equipment difference and the lag would be good ammunition for it). So thank you very much, HD, for being the awesome clan you are and not only playing well but playing well with class.

Is life as a reporter everything you hoped? Yep. Hands down, this was my favorite part of this article. I always suspected one had to be a skilled wordsmith to be part of the Tanki Newspaper team. This loquacious literary lyric is the ideal all reporters should strive for. I don't know how you contain it all inside but keep it up, Sis. :D

Right. Thank you for the answer. However, if people ask about this, shouldn't there be something in the clan rules or eSports rules that states this? I can see that this would be difficult to enforce as simply using an alt would throw off most people. As I've gotten more into the forum and coordinating clan wars, I see more and more players in multiple clans (hence why I thought it was probably a rumor or myth). From my point of view, if a player can handle the responsibilities of being in more than one clan and the clan members and leader are okay with it, what's the harm? I can see there being an issue if you're worried about a skilled player being a 'mercenary' for clan wars, but shouldn't' that be the responsibility of whoever is coordinating the clan war to limit the inclusion of 'allies' and/or 'mercenaries?' On an unrelated topic, I posted this question but didn't get much of a response there. Is it a myth that there's a way you can 'follow' a forum member? I've read posts by several mods, clan leaders, and forum members that make me want to read whatever they write. Unfortunately, it seems like you have to look up each individually, 'find content,' and read whatever new stuff they've written…as opposed to getting a notification whenever they post something new. I can see that this may seem a little stalker-ish but given you can already 'find content' to follow people, couldn't they just make it easier on our part to follow thought-provoking or interesting people? Thanks!

I've been searching through eSports rules, Tanki Rules, and scouring the forum for the last hour. However, I can't seem to find an answer. Can someone be a member of multiple clans at once? I was told of a clan that was recently shut down because the leader had a couple of clans. I saw in the rules on creating a clan that you can't start a topic more than once a month in the newcomers section (the fine print down at the bottom of 's post) but no where did I see where you can't have more than one clan. I know some clans list in their application/admission section that you can't be a member of other clans but I'm not seeing it anywhere else. So is this just a myth and rumor? FYI: here's the post letting Unstoppable Silver Hunters / Unstoppable Gold Hunters know that they were being closed temporarily: http://en.tankiforum.com/index.php?showtopic=284570&p=5210713 And here's 's post with the fine print at the bottom: http://en.tankiforum.com/index.php?showtopic=220113&p=3910144