Every game has a 'main' objective, after which progression is left out to the player. In Tanki, the main objective is to reach the Legend rank, what you do after that is up to you. There is no game that offers unlimited progression beyond a basic objective that once reached, the player is then meant to chart their own course. Saying the game doesn't offer anything to Legend ranks with maxed out garages is like saying Minecraft doesn't offer anything after you defeat the Ender dragon and get full Netherite gear - it's up to you to pursue your own objectives after that. You can, for example, join a clan and make your attempts at eSports, you can join a Parkour Club and conquer maps with your friends, you can volunteer as a helper, you can play XP/BP, Hyper, PRO battles, special events, etc. The core of the game is based on ranking up and achieving the 'final' rank, but there's a lot you can still do beyond that.

This. It's incredibly frustrating at times when you're in a 4vs4 and there's one player which all 7 others want to leave but just wouldn't... and everyone else has to go make a different game. Sometimes trolls would follow you around maps and literally would not let you play, or purposefully do the bare minimum of activity so that they're "technically" playing and thus avert actually being considered saboteurs, so voting them is essentially useless. We had this system in the game previously, the team had to unanimously vote a player out and the player would then be kicked out the game. I understand the exploitability of such a system and why it had to be removed back then, but today's Tanki is a different scene entirely. We did not have PRO Battles back then, or even format battles, and I truly believe such a system can be reintroduced into the game with enough failsafe measures in place as to prevent exploitation, a unanimous vote, for example, would be the bare minimum needed, or perhaps it can be made so that everyone in the game, be it from the player's team or from the opposite team has to vote a player out in order for the player to be forcefully removed from the battle.

May everyone have a wonderful end to this year, and a better year to come. Happy holidays!

Woah, that's a lot of prizes! Best of luck to all the teams. ?

It's been an absolute privilege to have you aboard and a part of our journey. I've met a mere handful of people in my life that were as hardworking as you are, with an unyielding attitude to not just have an exemplary work ethic - but to maintain it throughout your time there as well. Although it's certainly melancholic seeing you leave, I'm comforted by the fact that it's for your own progress and well-being. I wish you the absolute best in your real-life endeavors, and I hope you know your legacy with us leaves nothing but genuine respect and appreciation for all the phenomenal and inspiring work you did. Love you bro.

Merry Christmas and happy new year! Thank you for your excellent services throughout the year!

Merry Christmas, and happy new year!

Lovely work!

This is what raw talent looks like.

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In all honesty, Tanki isn't even in the top 10 of games I've played with regards to toxicity. You'd usually find these sort of people in very competitive online FPS shooters. As someone already pointed out in this topic - Warzone and CS:GO communities will make TO's community sound like amateurs when it comes to dishing out insults at everything they don't like. There's also Rainbow 6, a game that I found incredibly interesting and actually really enjoyed its gameplay mechanics, graphics, and overall feel of the game... till I played some Casual (not even Ranked) games and really got a first-hand taste of what it's like to get literally shot in the back by your own teammates, then later kicked out the game via vote because I wasn't quite up to par with their skill level. ? The gaming community in general (in my opinion), has gotten increasingly toxic over the years, it's certainly nothing to do with Tanki specifically.

Nothing outstandingly bad, I was just being thankful for getting through another week. Gotta appreciate the little wins ?

One of my all time favorites!