Muddy Puddles

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[[Boss Bloon|Boss Bloons]] always appear on the middle-left lane, regardless of the round number.

{{Incomplete|Add a table of rounds up to r140 for Muddy Puddles rounds (readers may want to see non-implied data for rounds)}}

==Strategy==

Muddy Puddles has very difficult early game because of the alternating lanes, requiring precise placement of towers that can cover multiple lanes at once. This also delays the purchase of ~~heroes~~ until a solid early game carry is purchased. However, the mid-game and late-game have been made much easier by the large amount of buffs given to most towers in the game. A large variety of strategies is possible to defeat the late-game of Muddy Puddles, making it no longer considered True Expert by consensus. Its lack of simultaneous lanes allows most long-ranged strategies to excel on this map.

Muddy Puddles has very difficult early game because of the alternating lanes, requiring precise placement of towers that can cover multiple lanes at once. This also delays the purchase of Heroes until a solid early game carry is purchased. However, the mid-game and late-game have been made much easier by the large amount of buffs given to most towers in the game. A large variety of strategies is possible to defeat the late-game of Muddy Puddles, making it no longer considered True Expert by consensus. Its lack of simultaneous lanes allows most long-ranged strategies to excel on this map.

In the lategame, the first lane is the least difficult in the lategame, as only rounds 91 and 97 are the significant rounds by then. Focus most of the local-ranged setup around the second and third lanes, and note Round 100 on fourth lane.

===Recommended towers and upgrades===

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|[[Comanche Commander (BTD6)|Comanche Commander]]

|[[File:BTD6 005-HeliPilot.png|x50px]]

|The ~~heli pilot~~ shines on single lanes like Muddy Puddles, and a buffed Comanche Commander is a solid win-condition here. [[Geraldo (BTD6)|Geraldo]] and [[Glue Storm (BTD6)|Glue Storm]] pair well with Commander, with the former giving it much-needed pierce and the latter granting both solid debuffs and DDT-popping power. [[Call to Arms (BTD6)|Call to Arms]] can substitute for Glue Storm's role, as MIB also allows Commander to pop DDTs and both the 50% attack speed and 50% pierce are important for dense rounds such as 98.

|The Heli Pilot shines on single lanes like Muddy Puddles, and a buffed Comanche Commander is a solid win-condition here. [[Geraldo (BTD6)|Geraldo]] and [[Glue Storm (BTD6)|Glue Storm]] pair well with Commander, with the former giving it much-needed pierce and the latter granting both solid debuffs and DDT-popping power. [[Call to Arms (BTD6)|Call to Arms]] can substitute for Glue Storm's role, as MIB also allows Commander to pop DDTs and both the 50% attack speed and 50% pierce are important for dense rounds such as 98.

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|[[Monkey Sub (BTD6)|Monkey Sub]]

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==Trivia==

*Muddy Puddles was impossible to complete on CHIMPS at launch. The change to the order of paths in [[Update history:Bloons TD 6/Version 9.0|version 9.0]] made it possible for the first time.

**Rohan Spibo, a developer for ''BTD6'', had initially proposed a jetpack Hero to address the impossibility of Muddy Puddles at the time of the game's release. This concept had since been scrapped, but was eventually retooled into [[Rosalia (BTD6)|Rosalia]].

==In other languages==

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 [[Boss Bloon|Boss Bloons]] always appear on the middle-left lane, regardless of the round number.
+{{Incomplete|Add a table of rounds up to r140 for Muddy Puddles rounds (readers may want to see non-implied data for rounds)}}
 ==Strategy==
-Muddy Puddles has very difficult early game because of the alternating lanes, requiring precise placement of towers that can cover multiple lanes at once. This also delays the purchase of heroes until a solid early game carry is purchased. However, the mid-game and late-game have been made much easier by the large amount of buffs given to most towers in the game. A large variety of strategies is possible to defeat the late-game of Muddy Puddles, making it no longer considered True Expert by consensus. Its lack of simultaneous lanes allows most long-ranged strategies to excel on this map.
+{{BTD6 last updated|56.3|section=y}}
+Muddy Puddles has very difficult early game because of the alternating lanes, requiring precise placement of towers that can cover multiple lanes at once. This also delays the purchase of Heroes until a solid early game carry is purchased. However, the mid-game and late-game have been made much easier by the large amount of buffs given to most towers in the game. A large variety of strategies is possible to defeat the late-game of Muddy Puddles, making it no longer considered True Expert by consensus. Its lack of simultaneous lanes allows most long-ranged strategies to excel on this map.
+In the lategame, the first lane is the least difficult in the lategame, as only rounds 91 and 97 are the significant rounds by then. Focus most of the local-ranged setup around the second and third lanes, and note Round 100 on fourth lane.
 ===Recommended towers and upgrades===
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 |[[Comanche Commander (BTD6)|Comanche Commander]]
 |[[File:BTD6 005-HeliPilot.png|x50px]]
-|The heli pilot shines on single lanes like Muddy Puddles, and a buffed Comanche Commander is a solid win-condition here. [[Geraldo (BTD6)|Geraldo]] and [[Glue Storm (BTD6)|Glue Storm]] pair well with Commander, with the former giving it much-needed pierce and the latter granting both solid debuffs and DDT-popping power. [[Call to Arms (BTD6)|Call to Arms]] can substitute for Glue Storm's role, as MIB also allows Commander to pop DDTs and both the 50% attack speed and 50% pierce are important for dense rounds such as 98.
+|The Heli Pilot shines on single lanes like Muddy Puddles, and a buffed Comanche Commander is a solid win-condition here. [[Geraldo (BTD6)|Geraldo]] and [[Glue Storm (BTD6)|Glue Storm]] pair well with Commander, with the former giving it much-needed pierce and the latter granting both solid debuffs and DDT-popping power. [[Call to Arms (BTD6)|Call to Arms]] can substitute for Glue Storm's role, as MIB also allows Commander to pop DDTs and both the 50% attack speed and 50% pierce are important for dense rounds such as 98.
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 |[[Monkey Sub (BTD6)|Monkey Sub]]
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 ==Trivia==
 *Muddy Puddles was impossible to complete on CHIMPS at launch. The change to the order of paths in [[Update history:Bloons TD 6/Version 9.0|version 9.0]] made it possible for the first time.
+**Rohan Spibo, a developer for ''BTD6'', had initially proposed a jetpack Hero to address the impossibility of Muddy Puddles at the time of the game's release. This concept had since been scrapped, but was eventually retooled into [[Rosalia (BTD6)|Rosalia]].
 ==In other languages==

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