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In today s v-log,

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we’ll be answering questions about the latest update.

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We’ll also be meeting the new E.N. community manager,

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and improving our technique with RailGun.

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Last Thursday April 14th, we released a new update

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that affects the nicknames of inactive accounts.

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From your comments, it looks like you
still have some questions...

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so let’s sort them out right now.

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Just have fun playing.

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This update probably won’t affect you,
the V-LOG audience.

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Since you watch the V-LOG,
you probably enter the game often enough.

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By 　inactive players　, we mean those tankers
who don’t play at all...

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and haven’t played for a long time.

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Of course not!

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As we already said, you probably still play,
at least a little bit.

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If someone tries to create a new account
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he will simply get a message saying
　This nickname is not available　.

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This will not affect you in any way,

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because the system considers your account active.

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Additionally, no one is going to
take your account away.

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This system only affects nicknames.

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An inactive account with a nickname
that is taken by someone else,

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only loses its nickname.

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And when that happens, the account
is given a generic nickname.

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If the account owner decides to start playing again,

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he can restore his account and select a new nickname

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by using his linked email address,
or contacting our technical support.

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These rules do not apply to blocked accounts.

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If a nickname breaks the rules of the game,
it will always remain unavailable.

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A couple of weeks ago Semyon Kirov,

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the EN Community manager, and face of the V-LOG,

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left Tanki Online to head into a new adventure.

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In doing so, he passed on the torch to Cedric,

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who will be taking his place
at the lead of this community.

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Let’s hear what he has to say.

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Hi Tankers!

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I just wanted to take a moment to let you know

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how happy I am to be in this community,

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and to make a small announcement.

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Over the past two weeks, I’ve received
tons of welcome messages,

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questions and suggestions.

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Of course, it’s very hard for me
to answer all of them individually.

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So I’ve decided to organize
an official Forum A.M.A session

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an “Ask Me Anything” session on our forums,

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where you can come in,

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ask your questions,

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and I’ll be answering them in real time.

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You can ask me about my hobbies,

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my plans for Tanki Online,
and all sorts of other stuff.

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The important thing
is that we keep the conversations polite and fun.

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I’ll be announcing the official day and time

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for the session in the next couple of days.

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Stay tuned, and talk to you soon!

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It’s time to learn some new tips and tactics.

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Today’s guest is an experienced eSports tanker...
Eternity_Guard_Burn

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and the topic is... Railgun.
Watch and learn!

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Hello everyone, this is Eternity_Guard_Burn,

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and today we ll be talking about playing with Railgun,

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and compensating for its main disadvantage...
warm-up time

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which gives enemy tanks
the chance to throw off your aim.

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When playing with Railgun,
your most dangerous opponents are

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Smoky, Ricochet and Hammer.

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In skilled hands,
their powerful impact force enables the player

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to beat a railgun user in a one on one duel.

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One of the easiest techniques,
is to position your back against something.

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This can be a wall, house, fence, billboard… anything.

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But remember, this technique only works in this sector.

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If you have your back against the wall,

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and the enemy comes at you from the side
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your shot will go right over his head.

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You can also stabilize your tank
by clinging to the side of a flat wall.

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This maneuver is a bit harder than the previous one,

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but it allows you to move while shooting.

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Just make sure you stay as close to the wall as possible, otherwise it will not work.

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The third method is for when you’re driving up a ramp.

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Position your tank close to the wall
opposite your enemy.

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The position of your tank here is crucial.

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If you move too far out, the opponent can
hit your turret and cause you to miss.

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One more useful technique...

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preheating from behind cover.

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To minimize the chance of getting your aim thrown off,

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you need to learn how to fire your turret
at the precise moment of leaving cover.

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Additionally, to increase your chances of hitting,

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you can fire at the enemy as he moves on the ramp.

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If you stay at a safe distance,
you will be out of his firing angle,

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and have a chance at a clean shot!

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Now, let s say you re playing
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who is trying to throw off your aim.

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Here are a couple of effective tricks you can use.

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Come out from behind the house,
without warming up your Railgun.

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The enemy will fire at you.
As soon as he fires, start warming up your Railgun.

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During that time, you ll be able to stabilize your tank,
aim, and fire at the enemy.

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Just make sure that the tip of your barrel

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doesn’t stick out through wall while doing this trick.

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Otherwise, your opponent will notice
that you’re not heating up your turret,

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and that you’re trying to trick him.

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Also, when you shoot from behind the house,

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you can make a small movement
towards the corner of the building.

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This will fool your opponent into thinking

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that you are going to shoot from this corner.

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In reality, you will be shooting
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catching your enemy off guard.

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That’s it for now tankers!

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Play with Railgun using this advice,
and your kill/death ratio will go up.

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Bye!

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Another week... another video.

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Last time you needed to shoot a cool video
using Sencha’s tricks.

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Let’s see what you came up with.

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The theme for next week is
Monster-kill with a Hammer.

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You need to show us
a series of spectacular frags with this gun.

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Preference will be given to videos from real battles,
not staged ones.

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That s it for now guys!

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This time we don’t have any invite codes
from Tanki X.

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But they will be available from time to time

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in the Tanki X Facebook community.

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By the way!

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Next week we’ll be sending out one hundred invites.

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So good luck, and see you in the next episode.[]