Tanker's Day gold box?

[AN_602 280]

Hi, so... err... i have this bad habit of going through my cache regularly, and this is what i've found today:

 

It've checked my cached several times today, and it sure wasn't here this morning. Perhaps a gold box for Tanker's Day? Gold boxes' images are sometimes released in advance- perhaps for caching purposes, i assume.

 

Anyway, whatcha think?

[Maf 32,300]

I'm curious. Waiting for replies from someone smart :D

[TheRailgunMaster228 86]

^

[lukey0 27,543]

Possible, Tankers Day Gold Boxes are normally 2000 crystals, and that design hasn't been used before.

[Extant 154]

Cool. I just can't wait for sale :D

[duck100101 965]

God only knows................................................

[GHOST68INVINCIBLE 152]

God only knows................................................

Devs only know.......... ^_^

[HyperQuantum 362]

You sure have the interest of going through the game cache files XD

This is very useful to know what updates are gonna arrive.

 

It is a gold box, no doubt. However, no one knows what are they gonna be used for. Given the fact that Tanker's Day is just around the corner, it should be used for this purpose.

 

BTW, if you look closely and deeply into the cache files, you'll get some cool stuff. For ex. Shaft's scope.

Is that against the rules? Nobody knows...

Edited September 4, 2015 by HyperQuantum

[dilsharox 2,395]

Devs only know.......... ^_^

& x2 funds  :wub:  :wub:

[canadarules 1,938]

x5 funds and 1000000000 gold box

guys we need to find gold bill

Edited September 4, 2015 by canadarules

[GHOST68INVINCIBLE 152]

& x2 funds  :wub:  :wub:

They should make it a 2 times battle fund also why 2000 gold box they should make it 5000

[r_GaIaxy2 8,611]

Looks awesome!!!

 

How did you get to your cache? I wanna check it out

[AN_602 280]

Looks awesome!!!

 

How did you get to your cache? I wanna check it out

Open a new tab and type in about:cache in the URL bar. What i then usually do is to open by JavaScript console and paste a code like this, to change all links to Tanki images to actual images that appear on the screen:

var a = Array.prototype.slice.apply(document.querySelectorAll("a")),
	b = document.createElement("div");
a.forEach(function(self, i) {
	var url = self.innerText;
	if (url.indexOf("http://s.tankionline.com/") == 0 && url.search(/\.(?:jpe?g|png)(?:$|#|\?)/i) > -1) {
		var img = document.createElement("img");
		img.src = url;
		img.style.maxWidth = "300px";
		img.style.maxHeight = "200px";
		b.appendChild(img);
	}
});
document.body.innerHTML = "";
document.body.appendChild(b);

I use Chrome but it should work the same in any other modrn web browser.

[r_GaIaxy2 8,611]

Open a new tab and type in about:cache in the URL bar. What i then usually do is to open by JavaScript console and paste a code like this, to change all links to Tanki images to actual images that appear on the screen:I use Chrome but it should work the same in any other modrn web browser.

So about:cache > Control + Shift + J > Paste that > Enter?

[Maf 32,300]

So about:cache > Control + Shift + J > Paste that > Enter?

That didn't work for me. The links that used to be there just turned blank.

[r_GaIaxy2 8,611]

That didn't work for me. The links that used to be there just turned blank.

Yeah, same

[AN_602 280]

Oh, that's a bit odd... which browser were you using?

[Maf 32,300]

Chrome

[AN_602 280]

Try perhaps this then:

var images = [];
/* find image url matches in the cache */
Array.prototype.forEach.call(document.querySelectorAll("a"), function(self) {
	var url = self.innerText;
	if (
		url.indexOf("http\x3a//s.tankionline.com/") > -1 && // tanki's domain
		url.search(/\.(?:jpe?g|png|gif)(#|\?|$)/) > -1 // a raster image
	) {
		var img = document.createElement("img");
		img.src = url;
		img.style.maxWidth = "300px";
		img.style.maxHeight = "210px";
		images.push(img);
	}
});
/* blank the page to make room for the images */
while (document.body.childNodes.length > 0) {
	document.body.removeChild(document.body.childNodes[0]);
}
/* ad images by order */
for (var i in images) {
	document.body.appendChild(images[i]);
}
/* add a notice when done */
console.info("Done! It may take a few seconds for all images to load."); 

Though if this one doesn't work either, i'm really not sure what it is that goes wrong :s

Edited September 5, 2015 by AN_602