NYC or Portland, OR? which would you rather live in/visit?
There should be a gauge stating how much more "xp" or "damage" is needed to level up a weapon. It isnt really a huge problem, just a convenience...
they are all great!
I think the reason it doesnt register with your person is because it isnt your tank. you just "control" it. the coins go to the tank, but since it...
what ceron? the second part makes no sense... but i guess the first part is a good point.... -_-. i think theres a strict cheat block on ssl2...
well, id have more xp we would just be on the same tier ^_^
you're 611 xp away from Veteran, how does that make you feel? :D
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Veteran sir
crates appear every 5 turns. its just the luck of the draw when they come and whose turn it is. since it is an odd number the rotation should flip...
There could be two standings. Xp and damage. Like 2 bar graphs in the post game stats showing everything
precisely, and would give a representation of how everyone did
i always wanna know when i do better than you ;) [just kidding]
i think after a game is completed, the players should be placed in the order of XP they had. like if you've played any game with a scoreboard, it...
huh, what, i dont see the problem?
theres nothing called a "stupid name". it is all just personal opinion [in which we all agree about. Juicy Jay is horrifically bad]
1 more xp to lvl 2. i dont think im doing this right
yes sir it is
If one of these mods was smart, they would close the thread after their post. ~_~
can you guys at least put up a fight and not let me win so easily?
what about SPAM on a pizza ;)
yeah. you get an alert for your name being mentioned in the post once. after that u dont get alerts unless you comment
so you like, anchovies, olives, pepper, mushroom, cheese, pineapple, on the same pizza?
i know, but its weird having people sending me messages with the link. you could just tag the people you especially want to see, like @Towel. this...
exactly like in facebook. sorta like a priority option
Separate names with a comma.
