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**Title:** A Hilarious Gaming Session of World of Tanks
**Summary:**
* The author shares a lighthearted, comedic video featuring a 10-hour gaming session of World of Tanks with friends.
* The group's playful banter and mishaps are highlighted, including a "snub-nosed" artillery vehicle that surprisingly deals massive damage from a distance.
* The team debates who should control the artillery, with the author eventually choosing himself, leading to successful gameplay.
* Despite initial teasing, a teammate named "Heavenly" is given a chance to redeem himself and performs well.
* The author reflects on the entertaining footage, thanking viewers for watching and inviting them to try the game with a sponsored promo code ("tanktastic").
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, excluding opinions, with each fact numbered and in brief sentence form:
1. The game being played is "World of Tanks", a free-to-play game.
2. The game has redesigned maps, remastered audio, and other new features.
3. A promotional link to the game is provided below the video.
4. New players can use the invite code "tanktastic" for in-game benefits.
5. The "tanktastic" code rewards include a T-127 Soviet premium tank, 500 gold, 7 premium days, and boosters/consumables.
6. The video is sponsored by Wargaming, the developers of World of Tanks.
7. The gameplay session involved approximately 10 players in a voice call.
8. Activities during the session included playing World of Tanks, Gears of War, and one player tuning a soundboard.
9. Skulker showcased an artillery vehicle in the game, described as effective but unimpressive in appearance.
10. The artillery vehicle was capable of hitting targets from approximately 2,000 meters away.
11. Coordinates (e.g., "o two seven one nine six") are used to request artillery support in the game.
12. Multiple players, including Heavenly, Stretchy, and the narrator, vied for the artillery spot due to its strategic importance.
13. The narrator ultimately selected themselves as the designated artillery player.
14. The gameplay session lasted around 10 hours.
15. The video editor felt they had enough material from this session to create five videos.
16. Viewers can try the game using the "tanktastic" code, with a link provided below the video.