Bohrer

The Bohrer is a Tier 5 Tank that upgrades from the Auto-Borer and Revolutionist at level 60.

History
In the changelogs, nothing is written about the Bohrer creation, his history is pretty deep. Maybe it was so old that to make space, we had to delete ancient messages. The most ancient trace of it is the 12/17/2019 (December 17th), where it could evolve from the Borer and Revolutionist. On 03/18/2020 (March 18th), the Bohrer could also evolve from Auto-Borer. On 03/29/2020 (March 29th) It couldn't evolve from the Borer anymore but only from the Auto- Borer. It was then considered as a "bug".

Design
The Bohrer has a circular body, with a wide black circle around where is attached two auto-turrets. It also has a Borer cannon with a trapezoidal base and two (very) long rectangles.

Technical
The Bohrer has a medium speed and a ridiculous bullet damage. The Borer cannon has a better penetration than the auto-turrets. Even being very low, the builds have a huge influence on the bullet damage, being pretty good with a max bullet damage. With a good build (ideas on the bottom), the Bohrer can be a good tank.

Upgrades
The Bohrer upgrade from or  at level 60.

As a Tier 5 tank, the Bohrer cannot evolve further.

As the Bohrer

 * Auto Turrets will automatically defend your back if you're etting attacked, so don't matter about back attacks as they will recieve bullets anyway
 * Your Bohrer bullets have high reload and better stats than the Auto-turrets, so don't relay all on them.
 * You can dodge the Pounders Bullets easily, and their slowness is a good prey for you. Pounder tanks will always lose.

Against the Bohrer

 * All tanks in his sight are in danger. Use a Single branch to detect Bohrer while he's not. You can then shoot him as he won't be able to kill you

The Brutal mode (Bullet privilege)

 * 4,1,3,3,MAX,MAX,6,7,0,0

The Defensive (Body privilege)

 * 3,MAX,3,3,4,4,3,MAX,2,3

Trivia and Fun Facts

 * Bohrer is simply the name of another tank, Borer, but with one H. It is a pun on the name of Niels Bohr, a prevalent physicist whose most notable achievement is the development of the Bohr model, the ring-like representation of atoms which the Revolutionist branch greatly resembles.