You can get containers by completing mission chains at any rank.

There's a reason it's under review . . .

Magnum is strong, Striker not so much.

Please specify what you mean by "bulletproof function." Paints are cosmetic only, if you want protection then you have to buy protection modules.

Buying it separately on a 50% sale is probably cheaper, as you don't need to pay for a paint.

Even if it expires, it will be back again later. There is no rush.

If you really want Freeze, what point is there NOT to buy it at M2?

Viking has speed. Hunter has stability. Dictator has height, which is more of a curse than a blessing. In my opinion, Viking M2 is by far the best choice.

Containers can be bought through the Shop. The paints themselves cannot be bought directly.

You are far from "higher ranks," buy something you like. Viking is good now and will be good even after OD update.

These paints can only be obtained through containers, and cannot be bought in the garage.

I would consider buying this module if it is released. No more damage from Magnum shells which landed 10 meters away from you.

Buyers are just as good if not better than F2P players. They buy because they like playing the game and are really invested in it, not because they "lack skill." This is such a stupid stereotype.

I voted for Overdrive to be added as a permanent mechanic in the game and regret it.

There are already plenty.

I played a few matches and I'm not sold. Basically, this mode is a meat grinder. The message "the ball is in the game" seems to elicit the same response from players as the goldbox siren. Everyone enables supplies and rushes to the ball drop zones, and everything becomes total chaos, akin to what happens when both teams have a flag in CTF and are trying to return it at once. There is little in terms of cooperation or team work (on the contrary, sometimes players fight for the ball). In CTF for example, there are several roles you can play: offense, defense, midfielder. In Rugby, offense is the best defense, because if you aren't driving towards the ball, the enemy team is. In fact, the mode is very reminiscent of Polygon CP matches with one central point, except scoring one goal is a lot more important than capping the point once, so no one is going to spare drugs or OD. I suppose if you like that kind of cluster**** gameplay, you'll probably like Rugby, but it's not my cup of tea. One positive is that the battle fund grows quite fast. Though I do not like this mode, I have a feeling it will be a lot more popular than ASL.

Bollocks. You learn nothing in the low ranks, because players are new and it's easy to win against them.

Are the poor quality animations on two of the animated paints the fault of the GIF, or will they actually be like that in game?

Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong. Post your situations that always go wrong at the worst possible time. I'll start: An enemy tank pops up right after you exit sniper mode with Shaft. A teammate will drive in front of you just as you are about to lock-on with Striker. You will get one-shotted right after enabling Overdrive. A full-health teammate takes a repair kit right before you do.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/category/themes

Players are really going to like this. <_<

It's actually the other way around, you have to think a lot more in Tanki X than Tanki Online. Hulls take more damage from the rear than the front, which makes light hulls quite important. Modules in TX are far more complex (and balanced) than supplies in TO. There is a large selection of abilities you can choose from to suit your playstyle. The first few battles you play in TX are against bots, maybe that's why things feel off.

it's not like it's a particularly difficult question to begin with

They said the vlog would be a minute long on Thursday, so clearly they didn't forget.

I think it would probably be easier for them to do a full length vlog than squeeze a bunch of information into an extremely short one.