Spiked Balls (BTD6): Difference between revisions
Qwertyxp2000 (talk | contribs) →Strategy: icicles is a better example; yes, it costs very similar to a spalls btw if you crosspath them, and is the meta choice of ice cleanup even in late-game, yes, even late-game you wanna use it over the cryo which is cheaper. Not sure if the proj maths per spall is worth it on its own, but sure. Sorry for length, but it made more sense with the new structure without fragmenting the sentence structure. Unified the flow I guess? |
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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
{{BTD6 last updated|52.2|section=y}} | {{BTD6 last updated|52.2|section=y}} | ||
Spiked Balls | Spiked Balls is an expensive upgrade that lacks the pierce to justify it in the mid game, and in the late game it is less effective against {{BTD6|Super Ceramic}}s than supports of similar prices (e.g. [[Juggernaut (BTD6)|Juggernaut]], [[Icicles (BTD6)|Icicles]], and [[Bloon Impact (BTD6)|Bloon Impact]]). Spiked Balls is only serviceable as a transition to {{BTD6|Spiked Mines}}, which is the mid game carry instead. | ||
3-2-0 is better on shorter maps and when covering only one lane, while 3-0-2 is more useful for defending multiple or intersecting exits. | |||
==Update history== | ==Update history== | ||