I don't see many videos here so why not

She's not guy actually ?

It has slow learning curve and hard to play with at first (you'll be suffering with this thing, I promise, lol), but starts to shine when you get used to it.

Played about 50 hours with RRE and didn't even think about that, lol. I rarely use salvo with this alt though. Try to move camera up as much as you can when you're aiming at someone, it really helps.

It's not hard for you. Because you play better than average player. There are 16 players in 1 battle and only 3 of them can take top-3 in winning team. Let's assume your team can only win or lose (no draws), and you can take any place with same probability. It would take 1/(0.5*(3/8))*15=80 battles to complete this mission for statistically average player. This is... pretty much. And it's way worse in real world, because there are no same probability. This mission is veeeeery hard for an average players and nearly impossible for a bad players.

Vary beetwen regions. In Moscow it's about 250$, while in other regions it can be ~140$. There's a table if you interested (in russian and in roubles, obviously) https://www.gazeta-unp.ru/articles/51943-mrot-v-rossii-s-1-yanvarya-2018-goda-qqq-17-m08 But in reality people easily can earn only 90$ or less, even with all this norms. And they work for this 90$ 12 hours a day, six days a week. Not everyone of course, but it's a common practice in poor regions. It's possible to live with such wage, because food and other stuff cheaper than in other countries too. Still, your life would be... you know. It's not as bad as it seems. As statistics say, there actually aren't many people who's that poor; 50% of russians have an income over ~390$. But yes, some people live in very bad conditions.

Yes it does. https://tecadmin.net/install-wine-on-ubuntu-and-debian/ But debian has very outdated soft in it's repo (on stable branch), so, if someone here wants to try linux, I would recommend to install ubuntu LTS / mint.

There's many complaints about matchmaking on russian forum and I already talked about this, so I think I'll write here too. You can, but there aren't many players who would do that and not so many players who actually play on different maps; even if you was lucky enough to find different map or if you created one youself, it was half-filled and had a score like 20-4. So yes it's sad that we lost this feature but it wasn;t really needed, as it seems. This can be partially solved by matching players not by rank but by some rating (gear score for instance); this way we'll have same time to wait and less difference between players. It's probably related to mobile version (it's unlikely that you'll play 15 minutes on your way to school/work or where you usually play on your phone). But I agree that's no good. Good point. Let's hope developers would do something about that. Developers say that there's always group vs group, but they can't do anything about player's skill. There was a group in your team too, but they just happened to be noobs. Unlucky for you. Matching by some rating as I already mentioned probabply can help with this problem too.

It may be something new for someone. Running linux for two years, trying different distros (including arch and gentoo), solving a lot of problems and didn't even thought to run tanki through wine. Shame on me. :)

А потом хлопнешь водки и пойдешь охотиться на медведей?

Statistics. There are many sea routes within that range (or nearby), so of course many accidents happens. These stories about time travels and UFOs are just like urban legends — there may be such things, but they seems very unlikely to me.

lol What about me then? Middle 2009, I was 13, now I'm about 23.

UTO is a separate project. Just think about it as new game or something. And in addition, nobody knows about achievments transfer. Maybe something will be transferred.

I never deal this specially. But one time I has d/l 100/1, and I was make this without using drugs.

Why?