It's pretty fast for me, but the accuracy is straight trash. It's like they randomly put you in a battle without considering the fact M1 Firebird and Wasp isn't good for a battle with fully micro upgraded Simoom Kits

You like Vulcan and thunder a lot, but unfortunately Thunder becomes useless in the future, so I'd stick to Vulcan. You also want to get Tornado kit once you hit WO5 which will be pretty hard, but it's still possible. I suggest you do at least 1 mission daily, it helps you by SO MUCH in the long run and at present time with it's rewards. Don't buy anything at all, you will have to save up directly for Tornado kit. After purchasing Tornado you should be better and because you like Vulcan, I suggest you then save up for Vesuvius kit. It's a pretty good M2 kit ( M2 Vulcan and M2 Viking ). This process will definitely be lengthy and challenging, but it's the only way to get you out of the hole you're currently in and will be worth it afterwards. * If you somehow manage to get extra crystals ( buying, getting 100k+ crystals from a container ) Micro-upgrading Titan and Firebird to M2 is also a good decision

Your only close-range weapon is Isida, so Prometheus is a good kit to invest in. Ultimately, you have a pretty good Garage but if you really want to cause chaos in small maps, get Prometheus. If you don't play in small maps often I'd Micro upgrade a combination to M4

I had a really high score in a Polygon CP without drugs, at least 500 point more than anyone in that battle. A bunch of noobs start screeching at me to drop a gold. Apparently M3 kit + high score means that you can drop golds in a non drug battle

Thats Hazel's little toy, thats why it was bought into the game to stay forever

Most updates aren't fixed when they're wrong though. For example, Tanki recently tried to fix MM with GS meaning that it's out of question that there was something wrong with the initial introduction of MM because the developers tried to fix it. Instead, they mess up like they usually do and now MM is still unstable. It takes a lot of work to perfect certain things like MM but that doesn't mean you throw it out there half finished and sometime later try to fix it, ending up with the same problem.

They usually take up a large amount of supplies. I'm not saying your wrong though, most of these "updates" aren't really updates just a bunch of subsequent introductions of supplies or other things that have already been in the game

In my opinion, you should just save up for a good M2 kit like Minotaur or Northerner, it will be very hard but worth it

Unfortunatley, like Destrod said, your best option is to rank up to warrant officer one and buy the pass. It's a lot of pressure, but trust me it only gets worse from there. Just make sure you make enough crystals to get one and rank up.to the minimal rank requirements. Another thing I recommend you do is finish at least 1 mission a day, it really helps. Good luck

Not really, whenever I change battles, MM puts me in the same battles, or similar battles I don't like. It takes me about 10 minutes to find a 10 minute battle that is actually fair prior to both sides. If Matchmaking isn't a success then why did developers create this in the first place? I still play PRO Battles when ever I play and only play in MM for missions and PRO Battles are usually perfect battles. MM doesn't provide stable battles at all, it does the complete opposite. Even on my alternate account I'm placed against M0's with fully upgraded Smoky M1, or crushed against 4 fully upgraded M2 Thunders and Hammers. I feel like the only reason I see that MM was created was to push people into buying. It doesn't really have an effect on you and of course other people, but most battles end up in total destruction of a team

I created a scenario that represents developers as bad decision makers. Developers are either making the game worse or keeping things that need a fix as it is. They decide to implement certain things like "new supplies" that are actually related to initial updates. None of their "updates" make the game better and trying something new won't be a fail because of how trash everything is already. This is mostly prior to your last sentence on how developers are creating updates that revolve around supplies because its not much of a risk, or as you stated "not highly consequential"

Are developers purposely making MM unfair to push people into buying?

oof, Maybe the trick might work...

So I asked a question on FAQ's and it turned into a debate, I was told to ask it here Why was the initial Product Kit Cycle removed?

I'm getting a $10 gift card pretty soon, I just got cardinal kit, but I won't be investing in M4's until I get a somewhat versatile garage. Tankers day sales are coming in less than 2 weeks and I currently have 10k crystals. I probably will be able to purchase huntsman on sales ( from shop ). My Railgun is 3/10, my Hornet is 3/10 and my viking is 4/10. I'm thinking of getting a 1.5k supplies kit or medic kit kit along with huntsman kit

How much crystals do you have?

But the suppliers aren't promoting use of the apple map, they're simply creating a disadvantage for people who don't want to spend money on a map to push them into buying it, but there is a large probability that it backfires and ends up raising the suicide rates and starves people instead of accomplishing the initial mission. Basically, Tanki is making it harder for F2P players just to push them into buying, but they can simply avoid harming F2P's and still promote themselves by adding convincing bonuses. It seems like making people struggle is working, but it ends up in the suppliers receiving the same customers, it just seems like an increase of customers due to the fact they practically got rid of numerous people which ends up making the number of customers larger,

screeches at you for taking his supply drop because he can "use it better"

The maps end up producing much more value, but only applicable to people who are willing to buy them in the first place. The first scenario has the guy fond of apples, meaning he's had them before, and it makes it harder for the guy to get apples. The second scenario introduces a map that allows you to access all apple stores, but unfortunately it is the only way to purchase apples. This second scenario is actually worse for the guy if he is willing to buy the pricey map, for some pricey apples, instead of simply getting pricey apples. There are 3 endings to the second scenario 1.) He goes with the flow, buys the map and lives his life 2.) He becomes a bum and starves himself until another apple grows on a tree 3.) He decides not to spend money on the map ( maybe he's poor, maybe he has better things to spend it on, etc; ) and commits suicide The first ending would be spending money on this game to get your kits, crystals, etc; The second ending would be to struggle in this game and end up labeled as a noob The third ending would to choose not to spend money on Tanki and quitting Most people that used to be tankers had the last ending and most of current tankers have the 2nd ending. The first ending is an extremely small population of tankers and can still take place without the other two endings often taking place

But why put the players down to make profit, when you can make profit while keeping a satisfied player base? There are so many things developers can do to keep the game fair for regular players and still make profit. For example, they can add extra crystals and/or supplies to product kits bought in shop and still keep the old kit cycle.

So basically, letting your child eat junk food instead of feeding them healthy food because your afraid of a temper tantrum? Sounds like bad parenting. There really is no such thing as a backfire due to the fact Tanki lost over 75% of its population due to these outrageous updates. They might as well try anything, or everything because they have nothing to lose

I don't know if they have it in other countries, but in the U.S we have gift cards that usually range from $10-$500 in basic retail stores. They can be used to purchase things online, but can also be used in person. It's like a little credit card that is usually non-refillable and only works for the company on the card and for other games, such as this one.

It makes more sense from a developers point of view, but at the same time developers are supposed to make the game better for the people, not themselves. That's why most updates are usually supposed to make a positive impact on the game.

Why was the original Product Kit system removed from the garage and replaced with a "random" Product Kit system? The Group of Product kits placed in the garage was determined by which week of the month it was. Now the system "randomly" chooses and most people don't like this feature. I've been waiting to get Tornado kit for a whole 6 weeks now and so far it hasn't showed up yet, and I've seen Pit bull kit at least 3 times in the garage. So back to the main question, Why id this update take place? Updates are usually meant to make the game better, not worse

Just go on rewards bucks and download games onto your phone