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*Players should avoid adding too many of Desperate Defense in their decks. It's meant to be a last resort to boost friendly Monkeys, as its name suggests; too many of them may clog the hand at an inappropriate moment if unlucky. | *Players should avoid adding too many of Desperate Defense in their decks. It's meant to be a last resort to boost friendly Monkeys, as its name suggests; too many of them may clog the hand at an inappropriate moment if unlucky. | ||
*Desperate Defense gives enough of a damage bonus to be useable for all stages of the game. For early stages, it works with decks with lots of cheap Monkeys such as [[ | *Desperate Defense gives enough of a damage bonus to be useable for all stages of the game. For early stages, it works with decks with lots of cheap Monkeys such as [[Barrel of Monkeys]], and later in the game allows players to cycle through any excess spare Monkeys to take advantage of the extra damage per shot. | ||
*Although the effect itself isn’t weak, the low amount of value this card adds to a deck makes it generally not a great choice in almost any deck. If you are going to use it, cards with high ammo are preferred, such as [[Frag Bomb Shooter]] or [[Glaive Ricochet (BCS)|Glaive Ricochet]]. | *Although the effect itself isn’t weak, the low amount of value this card adds to a deck makes it generally not a great choice in almost any deck. If you are going to use it, cards with high ammo are preferred, such as [[Frag Bomb Shooter]] or [[Glaive Ricochet (BCS)|Glaive Ricochet]]. | ||