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==Tips== | ==Tips== | ||
{{BCS last updated|6. | {{BCS last updated|6.4|section=y}} | ||
*In decks that run a lot of Bloontonium generation, this is a cheap removal. It's particularly effective against weak Bloons with special gimmicks, such as [[ | *In decks that run a lot of Bloontonium generation, this is a cheap removal. It's particularly effective against weak Bloons with special gimmicks, such as [[Steady Growth Bloon]]s, [[Blooming Bloon (BCS)|Blooming Bloon]]s, weaker Double Attack Bloons, [[Triple Threat Bloon]]s, and [[Buddy Bloon]]s. It can also finish off stronger Bloons after chipping them with other damage sources like [[Long Range Rang]]. | ||
*Overload is best added to a deck versus mirror aggro to finish off a powerful Bloon, or gain leverage against life loss from the opponent. | *Overload is best added to a deck versus mirror aggro to finish off a powerful Bloon, or gain leverage against life loss from the opponent. | ||
*Overload costs the same as [[Quincy (BCS)|Quincy]]'s Arrow Shot but does more than 3x damage to a weakened Bloon. Aim to use it on Bloons with about 80–100 Health for the most value. | *Overload costs the same as [[Quincy (BCS)|Quincy]]'s Arrow Shot but does more than 3x damage to a weakened Bloon. Aim to use it on Bloons with about 80–100 Health for the most value. | ||
*Quincy synergizes very well with Overload in decks for anti-Aggro purposes. Arrow Shot can get Bloons down to 100 or below health, and an Overload can use that damage to pop a Bloon without having to spend too much Gold or Bloontonium. Perceptive Shot can also put specific Bloons at 100 health or less, such as [[Double Yellow Bloon|Double Yellow Bloons]] or [[Green Bloon (BCS)|Green Bloons]] boosted by [[Zee Jay (BCS)|Zee Jay’s]] Passive Awesomeness. | *Quincy synergizes very well with Overload in decks for anti-Aggro purposes. Arrow Shot can get Bloons down to 100 or below health, and an Overload can use that damage to pop a Bloon without having to spend too much Gold or Bloontonium. Perceptive Shot can also put specific Bloons at 100 health or less, such as [[Double Yellow Bloon|Double Yellow Bloons]] or [[Green Bloon (BCS)|Green Bloons]] boosted by [[Zee Jay (BCS)|Zee Jay’s]] Passive Awesomeness. | ||
*Overload is also a good option against Bloons | *Overload is also a good option against Bloons that are highly shielded and/or highly armored, provided they're within the 100 Health threshold. | ||
*On Dark Castle, a Bloon that would have 100 Health elsewhere will need some damage first before Overload can target it. | *On Dark Castle, a Bloon that would have 100 Health elsewhere will need some damage first before Overload can target it. Notable examples are a Blooming Bloon boosted by Zee Jay, or a Steady Growth Bloon. | ||
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BCS Overload Target Own Bloon.png|Overload targeting own Eternal | BCS Overload Target Own Bloon.png|Overload targeting own Eternal | ||
BCS Eternal Return.png|Overload popping own Eternal | BCS Eternal Return.png|Overload popping own Eternal | ||
File:BCS Overload Targets.png|Overload bypassing Shield | |||
BCS Overload Pop.png|Popped Bloon via Overload | BCS Overload Pop.png|Popped Bloon via Overload | ||
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