They're put in place to prevent cheating. You can remove bushes too via spoofing the game files but this is cheating as it can leave snipers in plain sight when they're intentionally hiding under the cover of bushes, such as that 1 camping spot in Kungur.

You cannot make all bugs just happen on command. Whether you can make them happen or not, they can still intervene.

Nope. Bugs, glitches and lag play a huge role in getting anomalous results, you can't prevent them.

Younger

You can't avoid anomalous results, they're bound to happen no matter how good your experiment may be. But the more you experiment, the more easily you could find a mean conclusion, it's impossible to avoid anomalous results.

If your claims happen to be true, it still proves that anomalous results are very common and not all experiments can be trusted.

I don't know if this is possible or not either but that's apart of what I've been arguing about so please provide the proof of it before saying that splash can equally push a tank in all directions.

So a tank can be compressed between the ground and a Thunder shot?

As if splash could do that? Not really, the harder it is to find a flaw within your explanations, the more fun it is to use it to put your knowledge to the test.

Side flips are nothing, even Thunder can do it whereas Hammer can do vertical flips along with them! Try to dive straight into the ground and shoot the ground once you've landed, you can do upto 2 back flips with Wasp M3.

Same

Yes, ofc it's attracting attention, but not the good type.

Who isn't?

It's now against the rules to spoof game files.

Splash or not, call it what you want, it still affects all the nearby tanks in range in all directions.

Not true. Try shooting a wall with Thunder torwards one side of your tank, that side will be moved further back than the other.

Wdym?

Only kiwis, but I love potatoes.

The jolt can move nearby targets no matter in which direction they are aslong as they are close enough to it. It is a splash of some sort.

Thunder has recoil and impact force too. To sacrifice for there being no ricochet feature, Thunder has splash damage, which is pretty much like a ricochet feature when in range of the splash.

You can't need more skill to do something which was never possible to do in the first place.

Keep up the good work!

Keep up the good work!

Keep up the good work!

• Is it true that you nerf turrets without informing us? • Will you be altering the looks of the Artillery turret's impact shot? It looks like a Smoky shot. By the looks of the turret you'd think the shot would be more like Thunder's.