Plus it wouldn't let me rain gold. I tried.

I dropped 50 in 2 hours.

You forgot something?

Yes. You have to wait 2 seconds after the previous one is captured.

It shows below the crystal purchase options. you can buy 1, 5, or 10 gold boxes at a time. 10 golds cost $9.90 US.

Press '6' during a battle.

For starters, it would be a 4-tier LGC module.

With the weather being what it is the past few days, hell yeah! seedless oranges

What about Lion T-D?

I wish! But they are not going to do a 4-tier module.

How would you describe mid-ranked gameplay? It is a potpurri of players - all with different skill sets and levels. You will find plenty of inexact play (missed shots, driving miscues, poor choice in equipment for the type of map or mode, etc.). Occasionally, you may come across a very good player that outmatches everyone and you can see by the way they manuever effortlessly or on their impeccable timing with their use of supplies. You might want to sit back and see how they play, what their combination is, how accurate they are in their shots, and manuvering skills. You can also put yourself to the test by taking your shot at him. How did you approach the gameplay of the mid-ranks to try and be a successful player? I concentrated on improving my driving skills since, like many just beginning the mid-ranks, I was a stop-and-shoot player. I chose Firebird (which, at the time, I had no idea how to use) as it would cause me to engage the enemy at close range. Whoever could outmanuever the other while turning the turret in the proper direction at the same time usually wins. It was from this "experiment" where I gained driving skill (and deep appreciation for this turret). Later on, I deduced that the better your driving skill the less you will rely on protection since you will "not be there when the shot comes". And finally, sum up your main advice for mid-ranked players in one sentence! Driving is an underappreciated skill as it is lost in the shadows of MU's and drugging - it is one skill that can be obtained freely through practice and perseverance, not by crystals.

Sorry, this should have gone here.... Single Modules Fox - for melee Wolf - to fight at close range Dolphin - to fight at medium distances Falcon - to fight at long range Spider - parkour Double Modules Ocelot - mainly for melee Panther - mainly to combat on a small distance Orka - mostly to fight at medium distances Eagle - mostly to fight at long range Panda - for melee combat and medium range Triple Modules Badger - mainly for melee Lion - mainly to combat on a small distance Shark - mostly to fight at medium distances Grizzly - for melee combat and to small and medium distances Ursa - to fight to the small, medium and large distances Griffon - to fight at medium and long distances Kodiak - general overall Module/Legacy Turret Protection Equivalents: Please note that the old Legacy protection percentages do not apply. Panda D-A = Eternity (Version 2) Panda D-B = Python Panda D-C = Red Suit Eagle D-A = Dirty Panther D-A = Pixel Orka D-A = Tundra Badger T-A = Storm Badger T-B = In Love, Irbis Badger T-C = Alien, Rustle Badger T-D = Jaguar Badger T-E = Mars Badger T-F = Inferno Badger T-H = Zeus Lion T-A = Roger Lion T-B = Spark Shark T-A = Vortex Shark T-B = Fracture Shark T-C = Cedar, Eternity (Version 4) Shark T-D = Cherry Grizzly T-A = Mary Grizzly T-B = Chainmail Grizzly T-C = Sakura Grizzly T-D = Electra Grizzly T-E = Hohloma Grizzly T-F = Rhino Grizzly T-G = Eternity (Version 3) Grizzly T-H = Hive Grizzly T-J = Tiger Ursa T-A = Carbon Ursa T-B = Savannah Ursa T-C = Needle Ursa T-D = Grafitti Griffon T-A = Corrosion Griffon T-B = Digital Griffon T-C = Blacksmith Kodiak T-A = Eternity (Version 1) Kodiak T-C = Emerald Kodiak T-F = Clay Updated 8/26/2016 - added Eternity (versions 1,2, and 4), Dirty, Pixel, Tundra, Python Updated 9/01/2016 - added Red Suit, Cedar, Cherry

It goes nicely with the gold trims on XT equipment.

How modules are divided: Single ModulesFox - for melee Wolf - to fight at close range Dolphin - to fight at medium distances Falcon - to fight at long range Spider - parkour Double ModulesOcelot - mainly for melee Panther - mainly to combat on a small distance Orka - mostly to fight at medium distances Eagle - mostly to fight at long range Panda - for melee combat and medium range Triple ModulesBadger - mainly for melee Lion - mainly to combat on a small distance Shark - mostly to fight at medium distances Grizzly - for melee combat and to small and medium distances Ursa - to fight to the small, medium and large distances Griffon - to fight at medium and long distances Kodiak - wagon

I'm a buyer and even i wouldn't buy paints at those prices.

You brought back Frost....... But without its original protection. If that were the case, i would have bought Victory Day 2014 and May Day 2011

Will this be replacing the Predator Kit?

Yes

Griffon T-A is a version of Corrosion with M2 being and improved version. So those that already bought Corrosion is S.O.L. I am liking Badger T-E [Firebird/Isida/Hammer] for normal battles, even with a long-range turret. Those short-range turrets are hell against slow-reloads and at least you can use cover vs long-range turrets. I think this is the new version of Mars Paint protection. I wish they made the following modules: Firebird/Railgun/Isida and Hammer/Railgun/Isida

Still, they shouldn't cost THAT much. Where's the Fire/Isida/Railgun module I ordered?

When someone asked me what I would do if I had a million dollars. I panicked and asked where the rest of my money was.

Now look what you did! :P

Does this also go for Wasp M2?

People forget that, at its most basic level, Tanki is still free to play. And that Tanki can just close shop at any time. No Tanki, no whining. Problem solved???

I do. Sorta....