Monkeyopolis (BTD6)

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<math>\text{Income per Round}=\max{\left(200, 200\times\text{floor}\left(\frac{\text{Value of Sacrificed Farms}}{2000}\right)\right)}+1000</math>

This means it generates a minimum of $1,200 per round.

This means it generates a minimum of $1,200 per round. If placed as an Insta-Monkey, it's treated as if it had this value.

Monkeyopolis cannot sacrifice a Banana Farm ~~which~~ is tier 5, or owned by a different player in [[Co-op]].

Monkeyopolis cannot sacrifice a Banana Farm that is tier 5, or owned by a different player in [[Co-op]].

==Costs and sell values==

The price of the Monkeyopolis increases by $5,000 for every non-tier 5 [[Banana Farm (BTD6)|Banana Farm]] within the tower's range.

==Strategy==

Monkeyopolis stands out in Boss Events, which depend hugely on snowballing income. Its main use case is the "Miniopolis" that is bought at the early Round 30's to switch from Farms into a combination of [[Monkey City (BTD6)|Monkey City]] and a Farm of similar cost-efficiency. With the Monkeyopolis, the player may continue to buy cheaper Farms that produce extra income, in addition to utilizing the increased cash-per-pop, especially from a [[Bloon Trap (BTD6)|Bloon Trap]] setup.

There are two types of Miniopolis: the basic Minopolis, and the IMFopolis. Fundamentally, they both involve only one Farm, but the setup is distinct. The basic Minopolis is easier to execute overall, compared to IMFopolis which requires careful setup with [[IMF Loan (BTD6)|IMF Loan]]'s {{BTD6 mk|Bank Deposits}} and wait for its ability prior to affording the immediate build to Monkeyopolis.

To execute the basic Miniopolis strategy with the most saving, do the following on a map with enough space for three Villages and a nearby Farm:

# Buy three 0-0-2 Villages near each other, buying one 0-0-2 at a time. (If there's enough money, four 0-0-2 Villages also can save money, but it's optional)

# Upgrade the chosen Village into Monkey Town

# Place a Farm within range of all Villages

# Sell all other 0-0-2 Villages

# Buy Monkey City and then Monkeyopolis

The larger Monkeyopolis is less powerful than the "Miniopolis", but does allow the player to compress plenty of Farms into a single tower, and pairs well with a nearby Monkey City.

==Update history==

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 <math>\text{Income per Round}=\max{\left(200, 200\times\text{floor}\left(\frac{\text{Value of Sacrificed Farms}}{2000}\right)\right)}+1000</math>
-This means it generates a minimum of $1,200 per round.
+This means it generates a minimum of $1,200 per round. If placed as an Insta-Monkey, it's treated as if it had this value.
-Monkeyopolis cannot sacrifice a Banana Farm which is tier 5, or owned by a different player in [[Co-op]].
+Monkeyopolis cannot sacrifice a Banana Farm that is tier 5, or owned by a different player in [[Co-op]].
 ==Costs and sell values==
 {{BTD6 cost list by upgrade|Monkey Village|3|5}}
 The price of the Monkeyopolis increases by $5,000 for every non-tier 5 [[Banana Farm (BTD6)|Banana Farm]] within the tower's range.
+==Strategy==
+{{Strategy needed|Miniopolis experts needed to expand}}
+Monkeyopolis stands out in Boss Events, which depend hugely on snowballing income. Its main use case is the "Miniopolis" that is bought at the early Round 30's to switch from Farms into a combination of [[Monkey City (BTD6)|Monkey City]] and a Farm of similar cost-efficiency. With the Monkeyopolis, the player may continue to buy cheaper Farms that produce extra income, in addition to utilizing the increased cash-per-pop, especially from a [[Bloon Trap (BTD6)|Bloon Trap]] setup.
+There are two types of Miniopolis: the basic Minopolis, and the IMFopolis. Fundamentally, they both involve only one Farm, but the setup is distinct. The basic Minopolis is easier to execute overall, compared to IMFopolis which requires careful setup with [[IMF Loan (BTD6)|IMF Loan]]'s {{BTD6 mk|Bank Deposits}} and wait for its ability prior to affording the immediate build to Monkeyopolis.
+To execute the basic Miniopolis strategy with the most saving, do the following on a map with enough space for three Villages and a nearby Farm:
+# Buy three 0-0-2 Villages near each other, buying one 0-0-2 at a time. (If there's enough money, four 0-0-2 Villages also can save money, but it's optional)
+# Upgrade the chosen Village into Monkey Town
+# Place a Farm within range of all Villages
+# Sell all other 0-0-2 Villages
+# Buy Monkey City and then Monkeyopolis
+The larger Monkeyopolis is less powerful than the "Miniopolis", but does allow the player to compress plenty of Farms into a single tower, and pairs well with a nearby Monkey City.
 ==Update history==

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