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When designed, Tanki Online was created as a Flash game. This was thanks to the built-in features of flash, and due to the fact that 99% of all computers had Adobe Flash installed. The original developers had also had former experience with Flash, which was another reason for picking it.

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  • When designed, Tanki Online was created as a Flash game. This was thanks to the built-in features of flash, and due to the fact that 99% of all computers had Adobe Flash installed. The original developers had also had former experience with Flash, which was another reason for picking it.
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  • When designed, Tanki Online was created as a Flash game. This was thanks to the built-in features of flash, and due to the fact that 99% of all computers had Adobe Flash installed. The original developers had also had former experience with Flash, which was another reason for picking it. After a few years, it has been decided to move to a different gaming engine, due to the growing support and features in other engines. One of the major reasons for this is due to the fact that Flash and its tools haven't changed much over the years, and therefore each new feature or bug fix, such as physics, graphics systems issues and device limitations, had had to be made from scratch. From the very beginning, Unity3D was picked.
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