Supply Drop (BMC)

For other uses, see Supply Drop (disambiguation).

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Supply Drop

MultiplatformFlash

Ability: drops a crate full of cash.

Supply Drop Ability: drops a crate full of cash.

Tower	Sniper Monkey — Path 2 — Tier 4
Cash cost	$12,000
Research
Requirements	City Level 20 Radio Comms Support built
Cost	30,000 (Multiplatform version)  30,000  50 (Flash version)
Time	2 days
XP given	1,000

← Semi Automatic Rifle

Supply Drop is the Sniper Monkey's path 2 tier 4 upgrade in Bloons Monkey City. It adds the Supply Drop ability, which triggers a plane to drop a crate after a few seconds. Each crate is worth $500–$1500 when collected. These crates can be picked up by Monkey Farmers. The plane moves in a straight line from the left to the right side of the screen at a random angle. In the Flash version, the ability has a full initial cooldown aftr purchasing the Sniper.

Stats

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Costs and sell values

Note: this list does not factor in Monkey Knowledge or other discounts.

Tiers	Mobile version		Flash version
	Cost	Sell value	Cost	Sell value
0-4	$16,550	$13,240	$16,550	$13,240
1-4	$16,900	$13,520	$16,900	$13,520
2-4	$19,100	$15,280	$19,100	$15,280

Strategy

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Supply Drop is a viable alternative to Farms when given enough time to use its ability. Rounds are often too short in most games to pay off more than Farms but stands out in Contested Territory, especially when Farm is banned. The method of Supply Drop farming varies depending on version of the game.

In the Flash version, use Ice to stall out Ceramics and other Bloons near the start and have the Snipers be 0-4 to keep the Bloons as long as possible. It cannot infinitely stall due to inheriting Frozen-popping from Semi Automatic Rifle.

In the multiplatform version, since Ice cannot refreeze Bloons, the farming strategy instead is to use Energy Beacon's 50% ability cooldown reductions to maximize crates and spam the cash ability while collecting crates.