What about just Hornet Ex Army and address the full name in the description? Wait HornEx Army do sounds good. HornEx sounds a bit like Hornet Ex has the meaning of Extermination And we keep "Army"

I do think HExA sounds better but the thing is the A does not appear in the full name of the clan.

Hornet Exterminators sounds good. Then the Tag should be [HExt] then (HEx is taken) Flag: UK What do you think?

Oh yeah, that's 23 characters. ...

Hornet Elimination Army? Please, I'm not gonna "lead" the clan. I'm just the dude who pay a few bucks to create it.

Well, you started this topic. Picky the one you like.

Max. 20 characters, currently we have 25.

Yep

@At_Shin Clan name is too long, have a shorter one?

@Oskar Huh... I wonder why this dude has the Spectrum module. Oh wait, this "esport" player is playing Hornet. Maybe that's why.

So any news on when will these changes (if any) being implemented?

I have it too. What's the problem?

Also, @At_Shin can I have your permission to create a clan with the exact name in game, if it has not been created yet?

Incendiary band or Reinforced aiming transmission?

Today's Tanki in a nutshell. Actually, this happens a few days after Hornet is released, but the Overdrive update simply makes Hornet even more common.

So I'm a Vulcan Titan player and as you already know, Vulcan play style requires players to constantly exposed in order to deal damage effectively. Currently I have modules protected against Railgun and Thunder (since they are the two most common turrets) as well as Gauss. I'm now wondering should I swap Gauss with Vulcan, since Vulcan is getting more common.

No crystal though

Unfortunately, this is the direction Tanki is going. The old models are indeed outdated and rough in today's standard.

I think it is more related to the Ares's model having a higher polygon count.

In Brigadier, Legends do presence, but not that common. In General, you will almost face at least one Legends in every single MM battle.

When a equipment is being overwhelmingly used, it only means one thing, it is way too good, way too effective, which most players will simply choose it without even considering the pros and cons. And in a "competitive" (kind of) PVP game, this is call OP. This happened to Vulcan before when it deals 50 damage per projectile, so the devs nerfed it to 44 which is reasonable. Yet, when the same thing applies to Hornet, it all the sudden becomes "balance" and "normal".

#NerfHornet

#NerfHornet

Does the company size matters in terms of game balance? Like a company with 5k employees will come up with a different definition of "game balance"? Also, even if Tanki has one single employee, it is safe to say that it is still a failure in terms of balancing Hornet. Considering, overdrives have been released for a year and the devs somehow failed to comment out some of the code? Also, we both know XP means nothing in TO. The more XP, the more suffering since your amount of crystals cannot keep up. BTW, Are you seriously gonna argue with something like this? Only a 6 yr kid would do something this childish. Have you ever seen I point out your spelling mistakes? No, of course, since it is so stupid.

Are those advices suppose to be jokes? Oh I guess I should laugh then.