Pierce: Difference between revisions

{{Research|Confirm whether this is true outside of Bloons TD 6|section=Non-integer pierce}}

In the case where a projectile's pierce isn't whole number, it will be rounded down and the decimal value will stored and transferred to the next projectile. For example, if a projectile has 1.4 pierce, the first two attacks will have 1 pierce and the third will have 2 pierce with 0.2 piercing carrying over into the next attack. So the projectiles pierce will go through a cycle of 1, 1, 2, 1, and 2 pierce before repeating.  With towers that fire multiple projectiles in one attack, such as the [[Tack Shooter]], the carryover will occur in a single attack. (e.g. with 1.5 pierce, half the tacks in a volley will have 1 pierce and the other half 2)

In the mobile versions of ''[[Bloons TD 5 (mobile)|Bloons TD 5]]'' and ''[[Bloons Monkey City (mobile)|Bloons Monkey City]]'', most projectiles that spawn other projectiles on contact with Bloons do not have pierce caps, causing them to pierce through Bloons and spawn projectiles on each collision if given pierce buffs. For example, [[Hydra Rocket Pods (BTD5)|Hydra Rocket Pods]]'s missiles spawn an explosion on each hit, and [[Glaive Ricochet (BTD5)|Glaive Ricochet]]'s glaives spawn a ricocheting glaive on each hit. This is fixed for [[Bomb Tower (BTD5)|Bomb Tower]]s and [[Monkey Sub (BTD5)|Monkey Sub]]s in all games, and for [[Glaive Ricochet (BMC)|Glaive Ricochet]] in ''BMC'' only. In the {{mobile version of|Bloons TD Battles}}, almost all of these occurrences are fixed, with the only exceptions being the [[Temple Of The Monkey God (Battles)|Temple Of The Monkey God]]'s missile, glue, and ice attacks.

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