Shinobi Tactics (BTD6): Difference between revisions
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It is generally unnecessary to crosspath Shinobis as the main source of damage comes from the ninja they are supporting. In most cases, a 0-3-1 is sufficient so that it has enough range to buff the target ninja. In some scenarios a 1-3-0 can be used for a more consistent Super Ceramic counter but the crosspath should only be purchased after affording the Tier 5 Ninja. 2-3-0 should only be used if desperate for Super Ceramic cleanup, and 0-3-2 is preferred only in combination with Permabrew strategies for maximum DPS. | It is generally unnecessary to crosspath Shinobis as the main source of damage comes from the ninja they are supporting. In most cases, a 0-3-1 is sufficient so that it has enough range to buff the target ninja. In some scenarios a 1-3-0 can be used for a more consistent Super Ceramic counter but the crosspath should only be purchased after affording the Tier 5 Ninja. 2-3-0 should only be used if desperate for Super Ceramic cleanup, and 0-3-2 is preferred only in combination with Permabrew strategies for maximum DPS. | ||
In Freeplay, Shinobis are essential to Ninja spam strategies, and Hybrid, two of the most powerful freeplay setups, due to the immense power they give to Bloonjitsus, allowing clusters of Bloonjitsus to outdamage temples. 0-3-1 is the best crosspath for more coverage. 0-3-2 is technically superior, but caltrops greatly increase lag. | |||
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