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**[[Return to Sender]] is a common option against that type of strategy, since a lot of Gold would've been invested in the first place; the opponent would lack aggression without it. | **[[Return to Sender]] is a common option against that type of strategy, since a lot of Gold would've been invested in the first place; the opponent would lack aggression without it. | ||
*Low-damage 1 reload Monkeys shouldn't have much trouble against Taunting Bloons without buffs, but this can be effective against high-damage Monkeys with longer reload, such as [[Bomb Shooter (BCS)|Bomb Shooter]]. | *Low-damage 1 reload Monkeys shouldn't have much trouble against Taunting Bloons without buffs, but this can be effective against high-damage Monkeys with longer reload, such as [[Bomb Shooter (BCS)|Bomb Shooter]]. | ||
*For the cost, it's outclassed by [[Target Practice Blimp]], due to Taunting Bloon's high cost per Bloon, but | *For the cost, it's outclassed by [[Target Practice Blimp]], due to Taunting Bloon's high cost per Bloon, despite increased charges. Additionally, [[Mountain Obyn (BCS)|Mountain Obyn]]'s [[Sentinel Bloon]]s fulfill a similar role but better; they don't cost card slots, they can drain the opponent's lives quicker and easier, and can use similar synergies to keep them on the board. | ||
*[[Spike Storm!]] is an easy way to stop a swarm of unbuffed Taunting Bloons. Likewise is [[Mountain Obyn (BCS)|Mountain Obyn]]'s Brambles. | *[[Spike Storm!]] is an easy way to stop a swarm of unbuffed Taunting Bloons. Likewise is [[Mountain Obyn (BCS)|Mountain Obyn]]'s Brambles. | ||
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