Took you long enough to do digit grouping. Also wanna bring up juggernaut being easy food for high-damage augments. Also also wanna bring up Isida, the turret that you guys decided to leave in a "poorly baked rework" state a few months ago, on top of ruining its augments.

There is a difference between Difficult and boring Difficult challenges are fine, they may take time but they aren't completely boring But asking a person to use something in such large quantities is plain boring and uninspired, Imagine if you were a shooting game, and your last mission was to jump 5000 times, would that be challenging? No, would that be fun? No, asking people to use specific boosts in large quantities is neither challenging nor fun, just a stale quest that you are forced to go through for the bigger reward.

because the fastest way to finish those missions is to actively self-destruct yourself to skip cooldowns and spam the specific abilities, as its much faster than doing it while fighting normally. I stopped doing weeklies when I saw the "use 300 mines" mission, because come on dude, that's just a cruel joke in the form of a mission.

This isn't about the one that requires you to use any boost, those are usually short enough to be done while doing other things,but rather ones that require using a single-type of boost (power,defense,boost,mines,etc.) Every other mission requires you to do something related to combat and let me tell you, it's really, REALLY dull to do the ones that require specific consumables because they always end up as the last missions that you have to finish, and you are stuck with (use this boost 300 times), so now you have to go through the chore of camping in the back spamming those boosts specifically(and maybe self-destruction if you don't have crisis/Hyperion). In other words? those quests in general are boring and dull, provide no actual challenge other than to spam your consumables in the back until you can claim the missions related to them, and should be changed to something more challenging/just different.

I really liked isida being a heal/offense hybrid but with this new patch, it now sucks at both You'd think a company with a massage room and 16 years of tanki would come up with something that doesn't turn the hybrid turret into a coke diet tesla with a crappy heal cylinder that barely restores health... Honestly, they should be offering refunds to the crystals spent on heavy turret changes like these, just saying.

Nanomass reactor: no longer consumes energy on attack, instead restores 200 energy/s while attacking, healing consumes more energy Support nanobot: cylinder is now required for attacking instead of healing, healing consumes no energy Shock nanobot injection: Beam can remain attached on teammates when reaching 0, but no longer heals Vampire nanobot: Restore 25% energy on kill OR no energy consumption at cost of -50% range

HE shaft sounds nice, but I'm glad that I managed to grab either heal augments so I don't have to deal with using Isida ever again (Specially after the update)

as nanotech, I would love to be able to manually track allies movement and shoot at certain points without having to rely on the vertical AA, which targets allies so badly at longer distances, it will miss them by an inch as long as they are moving constantly, and its not particularly possible to do that on different elevations, because only with AA you can aim up/down as long as there is an enemy/ally to shoot at Maybe make it so that right click allows you to manually aim your turret vertically and horizontally. Or at least make it target the center of the tank when possible, instead of "closest to AA"

Assist change basically made EMP, Stun, AP, Jammer, and frost salvo easier kills for the team and no points for gauss himself unless if narrowly timed (even narrower with the fixed 1.5) before someone kills it, the only surviving status augment is incendiary which is the LEECH status augment that does nothing for the team for isida, @Opex-Rah has done absolutely great job dragging the remains of isida to the ground with these horrible changes(which also ruined alot of isida's augments mind you), I do hope you will patch out whatever this abomination is, because if there was a reason to use isida over other turrets, its no longer there, GG. You wanted a pure close range damage turret? there is one, its called HAMMER.

Striker: Target lock "Punching bag" Loads up more rockets from your salvo and allows you to lock on enemies faster, but salvo launches rockets at a slower rate, Final rocket in the chamber is powered up to deal lethal damage, salvo shots are also slightly elevated to help striker to harm enemies on higher grounds with ease Pros: Salvo shots +50% -30% lock-on duration Salvo shots are launched at a 3 degree elevation +100% salvo projectile speed Final shot from salvo deals 200% critical damage Cons: -50% salvo rate of fire Salvo projectile speed does not accelerate over longer distances Hull augment: Converter -10% boost effects duration (does not apply to super crits), collecting boxes refills a portion of all active effects

A heavy hover hull with below average stats with a unique passive: the heavy hull can equip 2 different turrets, right click changes which turret you are using at the cost of 10% OD charge, doing so also disables OD use for 3 seconds Overdrive effect "Duel wield": for a period of time, you will use both turrets at once, turning you into a possibly destructive machine.

FIrebird and freeze augment: Heat/gas cloud: projectiles now act like a clump of clouds: they linger in the air but also last for a respectable period of time, allowing creation of trap areas to cripple your opponent, this, however, makes it much harder to engage in direct combat due to the decreased range and battery limitation Pros: shots decelerate into a halt within a second, turning into a damaging cloud that burns/freezes enemy Cloud duration: 10 seconds +50% energy regen Cons: Clouds cannot be stacked over each other -50% energy capacity min range = max range Isida: absolver nanobots: while the beam is attached, you and ally receive reduced damage, while also receiving reduced heals, this is better suitable to combat against one-shot weapons Pros: you and ally receive 25% less damage while your beam is attached to ally Cons: -50% heal power Hammer: "Feeder" shotgun: automatic reloading, shotgun disperses more projectiles when its more than half full, but fires less projectiles the more ammo is spent Pros: shots are loaded automatically whenever there is space +50% projectiles when energy > 75% Cons: <75% but >50%: -25% projectiles >50%: -50% projectiles

Honestly, that gold box looks much better than the default one we have rn

I would love it for you, the guys who have been operating for years, to explain to me how an icicle or a salvo, DIRECTLY HITTING THE ENEMY TANK, DOES NOTHING! it has happened so many times, it's absurd. There were even cases where enemies fired an icicle directly at me and it dealt no damage at all....

Maybe for isida (since it doesn't have any exactly great augment like others do), otherwise, this isnt true Keep in mind you could be using powerful augments but instead choose to pick something as rubbish as this, with stat bonuses being meh for 30% more rep. and also keep in mind you are basically throwing 6 months equivalent of tanki on single turret for this