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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
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Glaive Ricochet is a great early-game carry but has a big saveup in a similar way to some | Glaive Ricochet is a great early-game carry but has a big saveup in a similar way to some alternatives such as [[Cluster Bombs (Battles 2)|Cluster Bombs]] or [[Arcane Mastery (Battles 2)|Arcane Mastery]], with a large saveup at only the T3 upgrade. While its pierce is reliable against all early-game rounds before round 10, its ricochets can still be vulnerable to chasing Bloons at the front instead of pushing back along the Bloons. It is a little more expensive than [[Kylie Boomerang (Battles 2)|Kylie Boomerang]] and [[Bionic Boomerang (Battles 2)|Bionic Boomerang]] but has the advantage of being one upgrade away from [[MOAR Glaives (Battles 2)|MOAR Glaives]] which solves most Bloon rushes besides Camo and Ceramics. | ||
Glaive Ricochet has an awkward saveup sometimes and may need additional assistance from early-game Heroes such as [[Quincy (Battles 2)|Quincy]] or another Boomerang Monkey (to be, often, sold later) to make the transition easier. | Glaive Ricochet has an awkward saveup sometimes and may need additional assistance from early-game Heroes such as [[Quincy (Battles 2)|Quincy]] or another Boomerang Monkey (to be, often, sold later) to make the transition easier. | ||