Guide to playing in Highland Effectively Highland is one of my most favorite maps, and here, in just a few short minutes, you can become a pro at navigating the slopes of this old map. Before I start, I want to give you some basic information about Highland. There is a max of 16 players, is available in every theme and mode, and is available at the rank of Gefreiter. Its length is 37, width 25, and the area is 925. Alright, let's get started! Best Combos First is the best turret/hull combos for playing attack, defend, and capturing points/flags, as well as getting the most kills in Deathmatch mode. Defense in all modes except for Deathmatch are mostly well suited with a heavy hull and melee weapon, such as Firebird, Freeze, Isida, or Hammer. Isida, however, is most valuable for experience or when your team is doing well, with almost no attackers. Attack combinations are a bit broad for you could use any combo you like, though I would like to say that Railgun, Shaft, or Vulcan would be good weapons. With the new Overdrive update, you can now easily barge into the enemy base and score a few kills, captures, or flags. Now, we'll tackle the hardest mode; Deathmatch. Usually, the top players are buyers, campers, or cheaters, but there is a way you can score many kills. First is by using Firebird. This allows you to steal kills and get credit for them. The burning effect also gives an added bonus. You can also use railgun or shaft, with light or heavy hulls respectively, since melee and camping are good. The two elevated surfaces help you the most, but Highland really isn't a good place for thunders or magnums, unless there is a Gold Box. Gold Boxes I'm sure you guys are dying to hear about the Gold Box section of this guide, so let's skip right to it. On behalf of administrators of Tanki Online, shouting "Gold Box Plz Admin" will not increase the chances of a Gold Box. Just remember that. Anyways, Most of the drop zones are in the middle, where there is repair kit and a pile of bricks to hide behind. Here, to catch it you must be lucky with wasp or dictator, lagging to the top of the crowd. You also need a handy amount of supplies or Overdrive, because most of these zones are not able to be caught in midair. However, there are three that can be. One is in the narrow path to the entrance of one of the elevated surfaces. Another is right in front of the black box you can easily get onto near the same elevated surface. A third is caught of the other elevated surface. However, back to strategy. Wasp and dictator give the most luck, and during a team battle, at least one of your teammates are sure to activate Overdrive, dousing you in Supply Heaven. Mining Strategies Mines are also activated when using Overdrive unless you are positioned too close to a flag or point. The most common technique used by tankers is to mine near their flags, points, or on the slopes of their respective elevated surfaces. I agree that it is a good strategy. However, You also can activate Overdrive or Mines when running away from an army of enemies, or when you're trying to take the flag. However, there isn't much to say about Mines. Supplies We are nearing the end of this guide, and I would like to say that there are many Nitros, two Damage, and Double Armors, and sadly, only one Repair Kit. The Blue Team has the higher advantage, for the Repair Kit is closer to them, as well as being able to take the second double speed at the entrance of the elevated surface on the Red Team. Oh well... I guess that's it, guys. Make sure to try to comb the battle list for Highland maps, and when you find one, dominate the battle! Have a great time! Bye!

I made 249 kills on Saturday!!!!!!! And.... 0 kills on Sunday. :( Damn. :angry: :( :unsure: :o <_< -_- Dude, I was sure I made more than 250 kills on Saturday, but apparently, Tanki was feeling lazy and decided to count only 249 of my kills! Also, I couldn't play on Sunday cause of Easter... :angry: <_<