
That moment when you know you fucked up
I swear I didn't mean to! I just didn't realize that I completed 7 and went for another one...
What a bummer

I swear I didn't mean to! I just didn't realize that I completed 7 and went for another one...
What a bummer
Title.
Whilst writing this, I noted that this post sounds like I don't know how to play the game, which is partially true, but I'm still a blue player (2.1-2.3k wn8 minus the last few months where I almost dropped below 2k because I started to play on ~3h of sleep)
Started playing last year and I think I'm now finally good enough to try onslaught for the first time. I just need someone to explain the basics to me, so I'm not completely useless in my first battles.
What are the tanks to play?
What tanks can't you play?
What is different to randoms?
What/how/when to use abilities?
I heard you can farm bonds like crazy there, is that true?
I want this info to be able to maybe grind some lines I haven't yet (like the E50 M, which I heard is pretty good there) before the season starts and maybe go for a middling silver or so, maybe aim for gold to get some fun tanks or so.
EDIT: I would also take any link to a YT video explaining these in english/german.
Thanks for the help in advance
I currently use the asics gel hunter 3 and love these shoes to bits. I now need new shoes. Thing is, this model has been discontinued. So my question goes to those who know this shoe: do you know any similar shoe? Do the newer models maybe feel the same?
Title.
I do hope I did this one right...
I'm so excited about finally being one of the cool kids!!!
This is going to sound so stupid but I'm somewhat puzzled by this simple question.
So, we know that floor(x) just rounds x down to the next whole number (e. g. floor(8.9)=8 and floor(1.01)=1).
So if we just take 0.999... at face value, then floor(0.999...) should return 0.
But 0.999... is equivalent to 1 and, trivially, floor(1)=1.
So therefore floor(0.999...) should return 1.
I know that both can't be true at the same time and there has to be some definition of the floor function that solves that for me but I am just not smart enough to find that solution by googling it (and we all know that asking Ai is basically gambling on the result to be accurate).
One thing I thought about, but quickly found out was to represent 0.999... as a series with terms of 9/(10^(n+1)), arguing that every partial sum returns a floor of 0, so the floor of the series has to be 0 aswell. After recalling some of the math lectures I attended *whilst studying maths for 5yrs* (which is actually the embarrassing part about this one as it's so f***ing elementary first semester sh*t), is, that that simply isn't how math works.
So I had to conclude that I do not know the solution, even though I had to solve this exact problem as a homework. But that is like 8 yrs back and my current work has very little to do with this. So I forgot the solution to it.
I do suspect that the answer is 1 based on intuition but I can't offer anything more. So... can someone enlighten me with what the solution is and why that is how it works? Is it maybe a case of "it depends on [...]"?
EDIT: Thank you guys so much for answering my question! Appreciate you XD
Currently installing Aslain's for the first time and saw this mod. That can't be legal, right? I mean, showing where internal modules are just has to be illegal. Or am I missing something here?
This is gonna be a controversial one, I feel.
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So, basically the title is the tl dr. For everyone wanting to hear my reasoning, here it is:
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I started playing this game last February because I wanted to spend time with my two brothers, who are both enjoying this game very much. I saw all the cool tanks in the tech tree and roughly made a "shopping list".
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That list contained the following tier 10 tanks I do have (or can just buy for credits):
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IS-7,
E3, E4,
Foch B,
S. Conqueror,
WZ td
Type 5, Ho Ri,
60TP
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I also started several projects that I didn't finish because I either just couldn't be bothered finishing the line or got bored/disinterested in the line. Those lines are (along with a one word reasoning of why it's unfinished):
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E5 (M103)
Badger (Tortoise)
Cent AX (lost interest)
Ares (not my style)
T57-Heavy (T69)
Bat chat (would've to grind lights)
Canopener (Conceiver)
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The reason why I stopped grinding is very much simple:
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I like good tanks.
I already have a lot of good tanks for every conceivable niche
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Simple as that. I simply don't see the point in grinding the T57-Heavy when I have a Foch B. Why would I want the E5 or a Badger when the Draveć already sits in my garage since late January? Why would I want to have a 705A when I habe a BZT 70? What is the point of grinding the Canopener when I already have the S. Conq as a hull down heavy or the BZT for a side scraping high alpha monster? Besides that, I feel more at home at tier 9 where there is less sweaty gameplay and more of the supe fun tanks around, like the Saryuda (which is my favorite f2p tank btw) or the Vlkodav (my all time favorite tank in the game). With that in mind it becomes real tough to justify actual grinding of tech trees to me.
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But I will be keeping my options open, because I decided recently that I will be getting all of the tech tree tanks (eventually) anyways. I have a premium account, I'm sort of decent at the game and I play a lot of premium tanks. That means that I make a shit ton of free XP. And since I already have all of the field mods on my tanks anyways, I think I'll just go ahead and grind every line of every nation simultaneously by spending free XP to unlock the entire tech tree tier by tier (including the collector's vehicles), module by module.
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So, that is where I'm at right now and this is where I'm going. I have a lot of blue prints for the higher tiers already from completing dailies and doing the battle pass thingy, so the higher tiers wont be that much of a roadblock. That being said, I'm currently working on tier 6 and will soon start working on tier 7. I reckon that this is gonna tanke a couple years but its not like I had any better use for it anyways (as the assebly shop tanks are mostly meh anyways... apart from the dbv which i got).
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So yeah, let me know what you think about it if you like or discuss the matter down below. See yah on the battle fields and until then: happy hunting XD
Tl dr: Title, but I do know that (and why) winning is/feels better than losing.
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To elaborate:
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I started playing pvp games with this title and I never got over the notion of complaining about losing, when your performance is very much excellent. I just can't wrap my head around why there are so many ppl complaining about this on here. Some examples:
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https://www.reddit.com/r/WorldofTanks/s/vVMLlLofAW
https://www.reddit.com/r/WorldofTanks/s/hAy4J6USts
https://www.reddit.com/r/WorldofTanks/s/WaGvsPWAv9
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And these are just from the past week or two because the list would be getting out of hand if we went back a year or so.
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Maybe my opinion is controversial in the sense that I have some abnormal mindset compared to everyone else but, for me, it matters little to nothing at all, whether or not I win games. After all, why would I let my sense of accomplishment or my happiness depend on something that potentially 29 other ppl have just as much control over as me? It seems a little bit nonsensical, doesn't it? Why wouldn't i measure myself on things that I can control, like damage dealt or whether or not I made the right decisions regarding positioning and so on?
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Don't get me wrong here, I do get, why winning is fun and why we want to win every game, but why would ppl go out of their way to complain about games like the one I had up top: 6k dmg at tier 9, high caliber, top dmg of the game, made good plays, lost the round. Why would the last of those attributes be the special one that makes me dislike such an obviously great battle? Why give that much room to what is basically not more than a footnote to this game in the end?
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I could go on and on about where my mindset is coming from, whether or not I think this post belongs here and/or whether or not I think this is a controversial opinion, but I would assume, this interests roughly 7 ppl worldwide, 5 of which are me and my immediate family, so I won't bother y'all with that unless I'm asked about it.
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But to me the question remains: Why do so many ppl care about losing games *so much*, when they perform extraordinarily well?
Before I get into it, I want to preface this by saying that these are just some petpeeves I have with the game from my personal experience. If you don't share this view, that is absolutely valid aswell.
All of these points are just little things that don't take a lot of programming effort to fix (imo, not a programmer) but would make the UX so much better and less frustrating. Thanks for listening