Seriously, could you have made this port LESS functional? Feels like my tank is encrusted in molasses, I have to do everything ONE step at a time. At this stage in the game, how do you expect me to play effectively when I can barely MOVE? The UI is nice, transparent controls on a snowy map aside, but it plays like crap.

What is your avatar? A pilot?

Like I said, it might be something involving that energy we were fighting for during the great war.

Wait, was this posted before or after we found the Juggernaut tank?

Okay! You got me! I'm not ACTUALLY a tank.

Paints. You have to look flashy on a battlefield of Tundra, Sandstone, and Ibris.

Hug cover and sling shells. All that armor plus being behind an invincible barrier is downright unfair in a long-ranged duel between you and another Railgun or a Shaft. If you're good at making potshots you can try being more mobile, but a fast enough hull will be hard to hit. That's when you pin them with your hull! If all else fails, try rotating your hull without touching your turret, it might throw off someone expecting you to try and traverse normally. Short ranged fights come down to knowing the timing of your shot warming up, your reload, and your ability to line them up.

Them's newbie stats.

Smoky; Incendiary shells Shells ignite targets, dealing 5 seconds of afterburn (Cannot be stacked, but hitting them multiple times resets the timer.) No critical hits

What about a map similar to control points where after you capture a salvo it launches the missiles into the enemy team's spawn area?

Titan if you want a more passive role.

It can also squeeze behind tight spaces and make really big lobbing shots uninterrupted. Not that a majority of Magnums do that.

Equip double power, find it, and make sure no enemies get it.

Magnum might not be good for hit and run but mounted on Wasp it becomes a great ambusher. Not to mention the crazy spots you can fire from with such a tiny hull.

What if Railgun did consistent damage from every range? That wouldn't be too far from it's intended purpose.

I've always felt the single shot missiles could use a light tracking ability for this reason. It's a bit hard to pick up after being used to other turrets, and truthfully I tend to rely on the lock-on unless I'm fighting at point blank or medium range. Striker feels the most balanced, but also like it takes the most user effort out of all the turrets.

Spark fulla Energon and ever'thing to prove. Gets my circuits in a twist, I tell ya.

You mean for the one guy who actually aims it instead of turning it into a one-hit-kill melee turret?

I like the design of the railgun icon. It looks like an orbital strike.

I see groups of delicious targets waiting for my orbital death bringing. Magnums don't care about trivialities like "no kill magnum noob!!!! >:CCC".

It doesn't mean he's a buyer. If he spent that money on something he didn't use, he's a bit financially irresponsible. I think he was implying he has so much money that it doesn't set him back, so he must be a buyer to have that much.

Technically tanks already can't make sharp turns like they do, but given the dynamic nature of the game it's understandable. I think that only the light hulls should be able to move like they do currently, and the mediums and heavies should have to traverse left or right to make it around corners.

Recently it's the growing number of turbo revvin' young punks on the forums.

If you're good at abusing cover Titan is an alternative that won't punish you for mistakes too much.