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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> | <math>\text{Income per Round}=\max{\left(200, 200\times\text{floor}\left(\frac{\text{Value of Sacrificed Farms}}{2000}\right)\right)}+1000</math> | ||
Therefore, it generates a minimum of $1,200 per round with all 10 crates collected. If placed as an [[Insta-Monkey]], it's treated as if it had this value. | |||
Monkeyopolis cannot sacrifice a Banana Farm that 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]]. | ||
==Stats== | |||
{{empty|The stats section for this upgrade is not made yet}} | |||
==Costs and sell values== | ==Costs and sell values== | ||
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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
{{Strategy needed|Miniopolis experts needed to expand}} | {{Strategy needed|Miniopolis experts needed to expand}} | ||
{{BTD6 last updated|section=y|49.3}} | |||
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 or after the Tier 1 Boss to boost the income of other income-producing towers as well as producing income at the same time. 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. | 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 or after the Tier 1 Boss to boost the income of other income-producing towers as well as producing income at the same time. 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. | ||
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# Start the round and immediately use the Loan ability, upgrade Monkey Town to Monkeyopolis | # Start the round and immediately use the Loan ability, upgrade Monkey Town to Monkeyopolis | ||
The larger Monkeyopolis is not as powerful as the Miniopolis, but does allow the player to compress plenty of Farms into a single tower, and pairs well with a nearby Monkey City. This "Mega-opolis" is only needed in conjunction with conventional farming strategies (especially [[Banana Central (BTD6)|Banana Central]] + 4-2-0 [[Banana Research Facility (BTD6)|BRFs]] + [[Overclock (BTD6)|Overclock]]) and if planning to farm enough for more than four high-degree Paragons; most late-game farming options are more cost-efficient and often provide enough cash in most cases. For efficient sacrifices for a Mega-opolis, add basic Village buffs, optionally with [[Overclock (BTD6)|Overclock]] for extra range, and surround with as many 4-2-0 BRFs as possible. | The larger Monkeyopolis is not as powerful as the Miniopolis, but does allow the player to compress plenty of Farms into a single tower, and pairs well with a nearby Monkey City. This "Mega-opolis" is only needed in conjunction with conventional farming strategies (especially [[Banana Central (BTD6)|Banana Central]] + 4-2-0 [[Banana Research Facility (BTD6)|BRFs]] + [[Overclock (BTD6)|Overclock]]) and if planning to farm enough for more than four high-degree Paragons; most late-game farming options are more cost-efficient and often provide enough cash in most cases. For efficient sacrifices for a Mega-opolis, add basic Village buffs, optionally with [[Overclock (BTD6)|Overclock]] and/or [[Bounty Hunter]]'s Take Aim for extra range, and surround with as many 4-2-0 BRFs as possible. | ||
==Update history== | ==Update history== | ||