I heard that Trump Tweets so much he never learned how to use email. Now, he's beginning to sound like an annoying bird.

https://ratings.tankionline.com/en/user/dornemarginit

If I kill the ball carrier, I'll grab the ball. If there is no one on my team to pass too, absolutely, carry it as far as possible then throw it away. If you're lucky, someone from your team comes out from behind a building or a wall and grabs it.

I have Vulcan M2 and Thunder M2. With my Thunder M2, I shot an Isida 7+ times. (I had already shot a few shots before starting to count) at close range. I have splash damage deactivated for close combat situations. I had DD activated, but I couldn't kill that son-of-a-gun for love nor money. He was using RKs and so was I. In the end the Isida won. I went back into the garage and got out the Vulcan. I find I can get more kills with Vulcan than I can with Thunder. I think it's because there's more players with the anti-Thunder module than there is with anti-Vulcan module. The main problem with Vulcan is how sluggish the turret is. I'm usually giving team support and find myself in a close combat situation with fire or freeze encircling me. But Vulcan is still my go-to turret.

In passing, the best you can hope for is, after passing, the ball rolls and your teammate is paying attention.

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Fortunately, the attempt failed.

I have a lot of gas and shoot balls of defecation.

10 seconds? Is that all? Not long enough to even think about. I probably wouldn't notice or I'd be offline. What if all the electrical appliances decided to take revenge on all living creatures?

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I know absolutely nothing about computer programming. So far, what I've read here is waaay over my head. Back in the 70's, when computers took up an entire room, a friend of mine was teaching computer programming. The language he was teaching was Pascal.

That's where the discussion comes in at. He doesn't have a better modification. All he has are M0s, but he has the resources to buy better. The other player that I was having this discussion with says that the player in question, has nothing better, so he isn't breaking the rules. I say he is, because, even though he doesn't have anything better, he has the crystals and gold boxes to convert into crystals to buy an M3 or at the very least an M2 of anything. It's obvious he has been hoarding his crystals. EDIT: I just checked his profile, again. In the past 2 days he has bought an Assault Drone. So, he's not that inactive.

This happened about a month ago. Silence CTF red. Another teammate and I partnered up together. I had Vulcan/Titan with the incendiary alt and he had Freeze/Wasp. We were doing pretty good together. He would do a run by freeze and I killed them. We had made a few attempts to grab the blue flag unsuccessfully. A Railgun/Mammoth and Twins/Titan were guarding the flag and the rest of blue was on the lower blue landing. I saw my teammate go through the tunnel and I went up the long narrow ramp. I couldn't see my teammate, so I had to do this by gut feeling. I knew he had to sneak onto the lower blue landing without being detected. Impossible, I thought. What happened next was unbelievably executed with perfect timing and a lot of luck. I got up on the small landing with DD activated and started firing. I was taking some heavy damage, but I had OD ready in case I needed it. The Wasp had DA and SB activated. He came up the inside ramp, went airborne and somehow managed to get some freeze on the two guards. Landed on top of the Titan and dropped a mine on top of him, at the same time, grabbed the flag and made the long leap of faith. He seemed to have done all that in a split second (or so it seemed). My health was low and all my resources used up. I backed down the ramp and saw my teammate had landed upside down. But I blew up from my own afterburn. A Twins/Viking teammate happened to be in the area. The Wasp dropped the flag, the Viking took it, loaded a SB and made the cap. This was one of those plays made in heaven. My teammate didn't speak English and I didn't speak Russian, but somehow we seemed to be on the same mental wavelength. That's one play I'll remember for a long, long time.

What's the opposite of wet water?

Those mines only keep out the close combat turrets. I eat Mags for breakfast, lunch, dinner and as an occasional snack. I choose Alts. They're a lot cheaper in the long run and use less batteries. LOL. I have 1482 batteries. Maybe by the time I reach Legend, I'll have enough crystals and batteries to sustain a drone.

You're in battle and got first place on the winning team. But you don't own those crystals. TO takes them away from you and you put all of your trust in the mechanics of the game to give you your just dues? Just like you can trust the MM to put you into a fair battle? Who's going to keep up with the checks and balances? Not all battles run in the same time frame. So how and when are the crystals suppose to be distributed? Once every 24 hours? Or wait until Tanki shuts down for updates or maintenance? Tell me, when is payday? He's not talking about distributing the crystals after each battle, from what I can concern, he is talking about distributing them globally. How else will a Recruit get a part of a Legends earnings?

Map Moon Silence. Speaking of Silence. The tunnels weren't always there. The entrances were alcoves, like the ones you see in Noise. Which makes me wonder if the Noise alcoves will be connect by a tunnel.

Which regime do you live under? We fought Communism tooth and nail. We fought its world dominance. Now, you want us to play like that, too? You are out of your ever loving mind. First off, you are giving TO a lot of responsibility and privileges that they don't nor (I assume) want. You want TO to take all the crystals that everyone globally earns and distribute those crystals to each player who was in battle globally. When will payday be? Obviously, you have not considered the cans of worms you want to open, dump on the global battlefields and ask Tanki to sort them out. ...You played the entire CTF battle. One worm for you ...You played the entire CP battle. One worm for you ...You're still in battle so you don't get a worm, yet. You'll get your worm when that battle is over. Yes, you'll get a worm even though you didn't participate in this one. It's only fair. ...The MM sent you in late but you did get one minute in. One worm for you ...Let's see. You played for 2 minutes on the losing team in RGB and spent the rest of the time on pause. So you get a worm, too. ...You played for 5 minutes in ASL then closed you browser. You get one worm. ...Hey Recruit!! Come over here. These Legends earned a lot of crystals, but the crystals don't belong to them, they belong to Tanki. So, since you were in battle when they earned these crystals, one worm for you. It doesn't matter that you didn't battle them. Tanki distributes the worms as it sees fit. No, those crystals you earned don't belong to you, either. They will be distributed like the ones the Legends earned. Yes, some of the Legends may get some of yours, too. There are players who don't want to earn xp very fast. It's the xp that ranks you up. Maybe the player is trying to save for a much needed kit or doesn't have enough crystals yet to buy the equipment they need when they rank up. So, they log on, do the missions and log off. Later, come back to collect their mission rewards. XP is not their priority, crystals and supplies are.

A player suggested I ask this question here. A Player we have been discussing is a Legend with all M0 turrets in his/her garage. The player has the crystals to buy a turret appropriate for the rank, but apparently chooses not to. The rules of sabotage states that it is sabotage if a player chooses to use a weaker weapon. Since the Legend has the resources to buy a turret, isn't this player choosing to use a weaker weapon, therefore, breaking the rules of sabotage?

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Sounds like you contradicted yourself. So, weight does affect speed. I thought so.

If weight doesn't affect speed, then why aren't Mammoths programmed to travel as fast as Wasps? As far as jumping is concerned, I've experienced that it has a lot to do with where the turret is located, affecting the balance of the tank.

I think so, too. There have been times the loading bar doesn't go all the way over. If I stay to see if it finally does, I get a message that tells me I've been kicked out of the battle for inactivity. I don't know what my tank is doing during that time, if it's a ghost or if my name is on the battle list, but the system thinks I'm there.

Before MM, I used to get several friend requests and get invited to "friendly" battles. Now, I seldom get any friend requests and the only time I get invited is if the other team is empty and I'd be faced with 4 vs 1. How dumb do they think I am?

Something I'm a bit confused about. If I create a CP battle and light up all the cps, they don't count because there is no one on the other team. However, when a player joins the other team, do those cps start racking up points right away? If the other player's name is on the battle list, but he hasn't materialized yet, am I racking up points even though he isn't physically there?