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War Thunder

War Thunder by WillSnek March 18, 2021

Hop on War Thunder 

Another way of telling someone to slowly kill themselves.
Hey bro, you're being really annoying. Hop on War Thunder.

Hop on War Thunder 

Slang Cock and Ball Torture, commonly used by males who are fond of video games.
1: Hey, I'm gonna hop on War Thunder
2: You sure? Doesn't that hurt?
Hop on War Thunder by kilroyyy April 20, 2021

War Thunder

A free MMO tank and plane game, which by some supernatural phenomenon can run on a potato pc but still have good graphics. Also, there is a large amount of Pay to Grind and Russian Bias. Nevertheless, it's still a fun game to play.
WOT fan: Ooh world of tanks is best game!
Me, an intellectual: Play War Thunder child.
War Thunder by RECKOCHET June 16, 2018

War Thunder

War thunder is an attempt at a Free-to-play MMO game in which you take control of a plane, tank, or numerous different naval vessels and complete objectives to win in game matches. By some undisclosed futuristic technology, War Thunder can run on the most terrible potato pcs. War thunder is also known for Russian vehicles being overly powerful.
War Thunder is the shittiest game i've ever played
The home of the Russian Bias is War Thunder
I fucking hate War Thunder
War Thunder by Skittster February 5, 2022

War Thunder

that word mean you are fatherless,having depression,inside pain (mentally) and usually reinstall a game many time
and you HATE world of tank
hey have you play war thunder yet?
-yes and im gonna jump over a bridge now
War Thunder by Sovetskiy September 16, 2022
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