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[Issue 50] The Adventures of a Nublet: A Comprehensive Guide to Ping Pong


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The Adventures of a Nublet:

A Comprehensive Guide to Ping Pong

 

Greetings, once again it is I, . Contrary to popular opinion, the occupation of professional trolling is not my sole intellectual pursuit in life. For instance, I also consider myself to be a connoisseur of fine maps; I delight in learning the intricate particulars of the lesser-known oddities Tanki has available. 

 

Ping Pong is perhaps, one of the most underrated maps in the game. Frankly, this is a tragic state of affairs, and as Night-Sisters is terribly busy with familial matters, it seems the perfect time to introduce this unpretentious map to the TO community.

 

Overview

 

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To the untrained eye, Ping Pong seems like a symmetrical map, and thus is assumed capable of hosting perfectly equitable gameplay. However, once placed under the scrutinizing gaze of a professional map shark, such as myself, it is clearly apparent that the odds are stacked heavily in favor of the Blue team.
 
It seems that, due to a landscaping error, the blue side received an extra bush, providing extra cover. Although this matter may seem small and insignificant, I can assure the readers that blue tenures a noticeable advantage, especially when it comes to matters of sniping and hiding with the flag
 
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Most Effective Combo
 
I am firmly convinced that Shaft/Mammo is the only worthwhile combo to use in Ping Pong. It is extraordinarily effective and makes for gameplay that is scintillating in the extreme. Though this premise is questioned by certain...doubters of sith-affiliation, to the truly enlightened, it is clear that Shaft is by far the best weapon. The bushes provide excellent cover in which to hide your bulk, you can safely guard the flag from afar, and it is nearly impossible to miss a shot.
 
As is clearly obvious, the players featured below are having an incredible time.
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Defending 
 
A Mammoth trio huddled on the flag is a singularly effective defensive strategy, albeit one that does leave a distinct lack of offensive options. Due to an inability to touch the flag, your enemies will eventually tire of the endless stalemate and leave, allowing the most patient players to sweep up the fund.
 
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Of course, not everyone has the time or wherewithal to out-wait the opponents. If you find yourself in this strata, fret not! The next best defensive strategy is to lay a thorough layer of mines at both choke points and so prevent your enemies from invading your territory. For the obvious reasons, it is important that both teams lay respective mine traps, lest one or the other gain an advantage. 
 
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Attacking 
 
Attacking in Ping Pong is a real bother, and should be avoided if at all possible. However, if you feel you must, I advise avoiding using the typical routes. It is an extremely predictable move, and extremely easy to defend against.
 
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Instead, you must train your little tanker brain to think...wait for it... outside the box!!!11!!11!!!1! 
 
To outwit opponents in Ping Pong you must be sly;
 
devious
 
cunning
 
deceitful
 
Rather then go through the tortuously predictable bother of traveling around the fence, take a lesson from that proverbial flying crow and use the shortest route to the flag.
This is a fairly complex and revolutionary concept to grasp: thus, to adequately further your enlightenment, I shall provide a diagram.
 
Ping_Pong.png
 
Conclusion
 
I,  cannot be held responsible if my readers find the above article lacking in any way, shape, or form. Please refrain from posting pessimistic and depressing remarks below, as it is offensive to my delicate sensibilities. However, you are more than welcome to direct any objections to the PM of Ms. Night-Sisters, as she will be quite happy to field any and all complaints. 
 
'til the next time, this is  signing out. 
 
Edited by Flexoo
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The sarcasm in this post is hilarious. I'll try to use Mammoth Shaft next time I play on Ping-Pong :P

 

Good Job, The_nublet

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In the first spoiler, you'll find a simple photo, which is mysteriously linked to an image upload site thing.

 

In the second spoiler, was all me! I was the nublet that waited while you took pics, and when I lost patients I decided to climb fences :P

 


 

Nice article!

Edited by Yisroel.Rabin

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You are just as sarcastic in your articles as you are on Skype xD

 

Bad habit of mine.  :ph34r:

Edited by Night-Sisters
I can't help it, k
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Please help me I always get stuck in the hole.How to get out? I mean it's not that deep but it's hard for me to get out.It just gets stuck

You need a better hornet/wasp, it must have more power.

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Hehe nice sarcasm! But not a worthwhile article for a stupid who sees it straightforwardly. xD :D

 

PS: In so many places I get the 20th post :D

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Hello, Miss nublet.

You have dared to use sarcasm without my permission. Hide this topic immediately or face my wrath! :angry: :angry:

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