Aw man. You guys had my hopes up.

Note to self: The mods like to play hot potato with the DMLC (Day's most liked content) award. ? Very interesting.

1 year later: still making an effort to pick up the slice of bread.

I dropped my slice of bread on the ground, and I need some prayers to send an entity to come over and put it in the toaster for me so that I don't have to bend over and pick it up to do the same action.

I used to want something done about this. But now I've found a way to deal with it. I usually open my notification inbox. I look at quote first, and then the reactions of those who I think will give me a positive reaction. And after that, I usually forget that there's more notifications. I also read once that a guy literally disabled his notifications because he was being flamed at I guess. Which was smart not gonna lie. But then he went out of his way to flame back. Which defeated the whole point of disabling notifs. ?

Did he steal the grand Cheerios from the cereal museum again?

We are here for you if you need some emotional support here.

If that is true, then why do the devs still keep doing it? If they were truly trying to achieve balance here, then they wouldnt need to make changes to items that were already balanced before. If they werent doing it for money, then the only other answer is that they are incompetent. Either way, they should be fired and replaced by a team that do care. I chose to believe that they did it for profits because it would make alot more sense, plus it'll give their intelligence some credit. Besides, over buffing an item not only increases the purchase of the item itself, it also increases the purchase of: •upgrades to the item. •protection module of the item. •upgrades to the protection module. •augments to the item. And maybe skins and shot effects to the item.

You do realize that most buyers who get baited with this due to their gullibility will buy enough tankoins to get a product kit with the meta turrets and hulls that the time right? If they also buy crystals, they can also use them for micro upgrades or augments.

Honestly, I think we should include the pictures that they're talking about so that we get an understanding of the discussion.

I would just blame it on the devs for making the game so p2w.

There is only one thing I like about the game that I utilize now, its the door. I make sure to keep it closed until I start seeing improvements. For those that don't get it, I haven't been playing for months and wont until the game actually improves significantly.

Its not intended for the mature players who are smart enough to know thier ploy. Its for those who are gullible enough to want it ASAP rather than thinking about it. Typically the younger audience.

How's it "ruined"?

????

Here's your reason. And to be honest, I saw it coming. Heck, I even said it was gonna happen eventually, so I'm not surprised it actually did happen.

See its name?

Boaty McBoatface

But can you do this manually?

Had to take a second glance here cause I thought I saw it saying "discussing the end of tanki". Lol.

If you turn on sound and listen carefully, you'll notice that an auto clicker putting down mines will have a consistent sound rhythm where as manually putting them down the rhythm isn't as consistent. Also if you pay attention to their movements, you'll also notice that they can move, turn their turret and hull, and shoot, all while laying mines. Its not so easy to do it manually, I've tried it a few times, each time I did it, I gave up shortly after.

Its one of the few good features that still exists in this game. So its completely understandable for players to want to play in them.

So that more people will buy it and anything that's relevant to twins. In other words, they make updates that'll give them profit even if we don't like them. That's why they keep buffing and needing items. Why they added gimmicks like status effects, ODs, drones, etc. Why they nerfed container rewards. Why they're making the game more appealing for the younger audience. So many more examples.

Yeah. And TBH, I feel like "seeing hackers everywhere" is a bit of an exaggeration. When I returned to the game, I only saw a small amount of legit hackers, most of which were tame and tolerable enough that I didn't have a problem with and stayed. Only a few were so bad that I ended up leaving the battle. I don't know about everyone else here, but I don't like having to go through all the trouble just to get the player in trouble when I can just leave the battle and join another one. However I'll give the complaints the benefit of the doubt since features like drones, ODs, and status effects can also be seen as hacks. And to be fair they're technically legal hacks.

Not every can afford a video recording software.