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Commentaire de Ravencrofts

Pour ce mini-jeu, un spam de la touche 1 peu bêtement servir.

Aussi simple que ça :p

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Commentaire de Comett

For information, you have to destroy "Tonk Targets" and not the other tanks! Took me about 4 games to understand it...

You will need a Darkmoon Game Token to play any Darkmoon Games.

You can earn a token by turning in a quest, or you can simply buy 20 tokens for 1g 92s at level 85 (1g80s if you're exalted from before or if you're a goblin) by buying the Sack'O Tokens !
The price of the sack depends on your level (57s 60c to a player level 67 for example) !

These tokens are used to play the following games :

- It's Hammer Time
- The Humanoid Cannonball (obtainable achievement : Blastenheimer Bullseye)
- He Shoot, He Scores! (obtainable achievement : Quick Shot)
- Tonk Commander
- Target: Turtle

Commentaire de 833385

I loved this game. This might be the only one I'll keep playing for fun.

I found that keeping moving if you are marked by the enemy is more important than trying to nitroboost your way out of danger. It'll be interesting to see what other's think.

Commentaire de Skyrim

The name of this quest is most likely a reference to the ever popular Sega Dreamcast game, Toy Commander. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toy_Commander

Commentaire de sno4270

You can also leave the game area with your tonk if you are so incined. I was running around the fair shooting at people's feet. If the timer ends while you are still exploring with your tonk, it puts you back by the game area. ~~it puts your character where the tonk was when the timer expired. So, my character got put near the port when it ended.~~

Commentaire de 819597

Actually, there was a video game called tank commander in the early 1980s that was briefly very popular. It used two joy sticks, to maneuver the tank, and I think only one had a fire button. It was barely ahead of Pong, graphically.

Commentaire de 713689

You'll hear a sort of 'ping' noise if you get targeted by another tonk - when that happens hit your speed boost and run around like a maniac, this should stop your tonk from being hit and ending the game. As with all the other games your score carries over, but it can get tedious being killed repeatedly during busy times.

Not sure why the downvotes? It's always worked for me - if you think this is incorrect please comment and say why.

Commentaire de QuickBASIC

You don't have to point the front of your Tonk at the targets to aim.

Drive through the targets and hit '1' when they're behind you. The will auto aim at the closest one behind you. (Which sometimes is another Tonk). Just drive around spamming '1' AFTER you pass the target you want to kill and you should get 30 easy with only one game token.

Keep moving and you shouldn't have to use Nitro-Boost while you're 'Marked'.

Commentaire de Nobbel

A video I made with information on the Darkmoon Faire. Hope this will help!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KnV6nRvklgA&hd=1

Commentaire de Mydge

The Haunted Memento tries to chase your tonk around.

And he looks really confused when he sees the tonk...

Commentaire de jtbalogh

The targets are the easy stationary bullseyes.
Never needed speed boost and just kept moving.
The tonk shoots ones in front of you, and ones behind you after passing them.

Commentaire de QuickBASIC

Unlike most dailies, the dailys for the booth games give absolutely no experience. Which is why you get no gold from completing them.

You can't level up your lowbies by doing these dailys.

EDIT: Now in 5.0.4, although they still give no experience, they count as level appropriate quests for 60,000 guild exp each time you complete them.

Commentaire de sprell

Sometimes the targets don't get destroyed when you shoot at them. They still give credit as a hit though, and you can keep shooting at them until they are destroyed. One target can give you as much as 3 or 4 points.

Commentaire de Misy

Is it only me or anyone else is getting annoyed couse when you get tonk you are facing the npc instead of the field and it its really complicated to turn with your mouse?

Commentaire de rhyled

One Ticket Tactics - Never stop moving

All of the Darkmoon Faire daily games can be completed on a single ticket. Different games require more skill or luck to achieve this one ticket goal.

In "Tonk Commander", the key techniques are:

Once the game is started, hold down both mouse buttons constantly to keep moving. Drive from one target to the next.
Tap the "1" key to fire constantly. Don't aim as the system will automatically aim at the nearest target (or tank) even if it's behind you.
Avoid driving into the Zeppelin's firing path if at all possible. The Zeppelin isn't able to track a moving target, but if you drive into the shell's path, it's game over.
Drive through the targets. It's faster and more accurate.
Don't worry about enemy tonks. As long as you're moving, they won't be able to hit you.

The one ticket success rate of this game is highly dependent on where the targets randomly occur. If they're spaced out badly, you won't be able to complete this in one ticket. If you have to blow a second ticket, after reaching the 30 pt total needed to win, drive up behind the Zeppelin and blast it out of the sky (will take 4-5 shots). There's no bonus for doing this, just the satisfaction of revenge.

Commentaire de PsychoBilli

After some experimenting, I've found that players get targets that are phased for just that player. However, it is possible to 'steal' another player's targets. If you're prone to drive around spamming '1' then you've likely noticed situations when the tank seems to hit nothing, or misses a target, but you still get credit. The reality is you got credit for hitting another player's target.

If you see a lot of other players in the area working on the quest, just spam '1' and you'll likely get some invisible targets from time to time. If you're the only one, it'll never happen.

I tested this by playing the game while a friend sat next to me and played on his laptop early in the morning. Our target set up was clearly different and when I hit an invisible target, one on his screen disappeared.

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[Tonk Commander]

[Use your Darkmoon Tonk to destroy 30 Tonk Targets in the time allowed.]

	[Targets Destroyed] (30)

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[Welcome to our humble little steam tank battle simulator!

For one token, you can demonstrate your tactical mastery by navigating the course and destroying the targets.]

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	Bon pour un prix de Sombrelune

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Lors de l'achèvement de cette quête vous gagnerez :

250 points de réputation avec Foire de Sombrelune

Vérifiez si vous l'avez déjà terminé en tapant :

/run print(C_QuestLog.IsQuestFlaggedCompleted(29434))

[Tonk Commander]

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