Flooded Valley

Flooded Valley

Difficulty	Expert
Music	Tribes & Tribulations
Default Co-op division	Free-for-all
Introduced	Version 18.0
Entrances	2	Exits	2
Junctions	0	Water?	Yes

Removables and gizmos
Secret: $5000 (×1)

Path lengths (RBS)
Easy	Medium	Hard
11.1	10.1	8.9

Flooded Valley is an Expert map in Bloons TD 6, introduced in version 18.0. It takes place at a dam which is holding back a reservoir of water.

Layout

Flooded Valley's two paths completely overlap, and are located on top of the dam, with water to the right and a big fat man on the left. Bloons simultaneously enter from the top and bottom, exiting on the opposite side they entered from. Towers on land to the left, except those on the rocks or with the ability to attack over walls, cannot attack the Bloons due to line-of-sight. No towers can be placed on the dam itself.

Strategy

This map severely limits options for the early-game, as all land towers that cannot function over walls are useless before affording Silas or an Arctic Wind, unless they have long/global range and are placed on a rock. Water towers, therefore, dominate the early game of this map. A single Monkey Sub is the only way to start the map on CHIMPS. The overlapping lanes make it hard to see when Bloons are leaking, making gameplay often frustrating on this map.

Recommended towers and upgrades

Name	Portrait	Reasoning
Silas		Silas allows for land towers to be placed on water in the early game, making non-water based strategies easier. His level 7 ability combined with base Ice Monkeys or Icicles can clear waves of ceramics and MOABs easily in the mid to late game. Alongside this, his stalling potential allows for plenty of strategies to survive the ramping speed of Bloons past round 80, especially his Frozen Burial ability to stop many MOAB-Class Bloons at once. An Ice Monkey focused strategy covers for towers such as Carpet of Spikes or Golden Justice which easily beat round 100 but struggle to dense and fast rounds, respectively.
Admiral Brickell		She sees use during all parts of the game. Her Naval Tactics ability and granting of +1 pierce greatly improve the capability of water towers are very important in the early game, especially due to Carrier Flagship being unaffordable until the late 50s in CHIMPS. These support capabilities see great midgame and lategame use as well due to helping powerful water towers, such as Carrier Flagship, Pirate Lord, and Perma-Brewed Destroyer. Mega Mines also has a wide range of uses, from clearing out a large amount of RBE at once to dealing with DDTs to quickly pop the ZOMG layer.
Carrier Flagship		Carrier Flagship, thanks to its solid mid-game and early late-game power, can perform solid saveups into the 80s and still have decent power in the 90s.
Absolute Zero		Ever since allowing Ice to be placed on water, Ice is a strong support on this map when paired with water-specific buffs. Absolute Zero stands out in this map layout as a cost-efficient support T5, due to the intersecting lanes allowing it to keep freezing Bloons and blimps.

Primary Only

This map is particularly difficult on Primary Only because most Primary towers cannot be placed on water, and most of them cannot see over the dam and attack Bloons. The following towers are recommended for specifically Primary Only on Flooded Valley.

Name	Portrait	Reasoning
Corvus		These Heroes can see over walls, and can effectively pop Bloons in the early game including Lead Bloons. Corvus in particular can solo the entire game mode with effective use of his spells, though placing additional towers makes it significantly easier. Admiral Brickell is another Hero option, but is less reliable against the Lead Bloons on rounds 37 and 38.
Adora
Obyn Greenfoot
Arctic Wind		Ice Monkeys are the only Primary Monkeys that can naturally be placed on water. Alongside Heroes that can catch fast-moving Bloons, Ice handles groups of Bloons, and once Arctic Wind is bought will make Primary Monkey placements easier.
Crossbow, Sharp Shooter		Sharp Shooter, when placed on the rightmost rocks on the top and bottom of the land, can just barely see the track and shoot Bloons. Crossbow can see Bloons when placed on the bottom rightmost rock.
Glaive Ricochet, M.O.A.R Glaives		When placed as right as possible on the bottom rightmost rock and given the Long Range Rangs crosspath, this tower can just barely see the track.
Big Iron		A Big Iron when placed on the bottom rightmost rock can also barely see the track, which is excellent for maximizing their attack speed upgrades and Bullseye critical chance, leading it to work well with proper cleanup.
Blade Maelstrom		Blades from Blade Maelstrom's ability can travel through walls.
MOAB Assassin		On round 40, towers may be sold to purchase MOAB Assassin, whose ability attacks through walls and can fully destroy the MOAB in one shot.

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Easter egg

Flooded valley can indeed be flooded.

• This map contains a hidden removable, revealed by interacting with the two panels on the dam:

1. Press the top panel five times, revealing a button.
2. Press the bottom panel five times, revealing a button.
3. Press the top button.
4. Press the bottom button.

A large button will then be revealed in the middle. Interacting with the large button gives the option to pay $5,000 to cause a dam breach. This floods almost the entire left side of the map, filling it with water and forcibly selling any non-water towers which get flooded.

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  Easter theme
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  Fireworks theme
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  Halloween theme
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  Holiday theme
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  Island statue

In other languages

This section was last updated for: version 48.1

Language	Text	Notes
Arabic	وادي الفيضانات	—
Danish	Oversvømmet dal	—
German	Überflutetes Tal	—
Spanish	Valle Inundado	—
Spanish (Latin America)	Valle Inundado	—
Finnish	Tulvinut laakso	—
French	Vallée inondée	—
Italian	Valle allagata	—
Japanese	洪水の谷	—
Korean	홍수 계곡	—
Dutch	Overstroomde vallei	—
Norwegian	Flomfylt dal	—
Polish	Zalana dolina	—
Portuguese (Brazil)	Vale Inundado	—
Russian	Затопленная долина	—
Swedish	Översvämmad dal	—
Thai	หุบเขาน้ำท่วม	—
Turkish	Suyla Kaplı Vadi	—
Chinese (simplified)	水淹山谷	—
Chinese (traditional)	水淹山谷	—

References

• Path lengths sourced from the BTD6 Index

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