Bloontonium Reactor (BMC): Difference between revisions

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==Strategy==

Similar to its previous upgrade, the Bloontonium Reactor struggles to find a proper placement on many tracks due to lack of water placement. Plus, the addition of the damage over time effect does very little to improve the consistency of the decamo, and often doesn't fully pop Bloons stronger than a [[Pink Bloon (BMC)|Pink Bloon]]. As a result, this upgrade is extremely hard to justify using outside of [[Contested Territory (BMC)|Contested Territory]].

Similar to its previous upgrade, the Bloontonium Reactor struggles to find a proper placement on many tracks due to lack of water placement. Plus, the addition of the damage over time effect does very little to improve the consistency of the decamo, and often doesn't fully pop Bloons stronger than a [[Pink Bloon (BMC)|Pink Bloon]]. Even on its most optimal spots, it fails to pop [[Ceramic Bloon (BMC)|Ceramic Bloon]]s. As a result, this upgrade is extremely hard to justify using outside of [[Contested Territory (BMC)|Contested Territory]].

Due to the ability cooldown stacking bug, it can be used in CT on maps with a lot of water to reduce the cooldown of some [[First Strike Capability (BMC)|First Strike Capability]] subs to almost nothing, and deliver its massive damage missile multiple times per turn. Due to the limited amount of Subs per city, a ratio of about 1:2 First Strikes and Reactors should maximize the rate of ~~the ability~~.

Due to the ability cooldown stacking bug, it can be used in CT on maps with a lot of water to reduce the cooldown of some [[First Strike Capability (BMC)|First Strike Capability]] subs to almost nothing, and deliver its massive damage missile multiple times per turn. Due to the limited amount of Subs per city, a ratio of about 1:2 First Strikes and Reactors should maximize the rate of abilities.

==Footnotes==

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 ==Strategy==
-Similar to its previous upgrade, the Bloontonium Reactor struggles to find a proper placement on many tracks due to lack of water placement. Plus, the addition of the damage over time effect does very little to improve the consistency of the decamo, and often doesn't fully pop Bloons stronger than a [[Pink Bloon (BMC)|Pink Bloon]]. As a result, this upgrade is extremely hard to justify using outside of [[Contested Territory (BMC)|Contested Territory]].
+Similar to its previous upgrade, the Bloontonium Reactor struggles to find a proper placement on many tracks due to lack of water placement. Plus, the addition of the damage over time effect does very little to improve the consistency of the decamo, and often doesn't fully pop Bloons stronger than a [[Pink Bloon (BMC)|Pink Bloon]]. Even on its most optimal spots, it fails to pop [[Ceramic Bloon (BMC)|Ceramic Bloon]]s. As a result, this upgrade is extremely hard to justify using outside of [[Contested Territory (BMC)|Contested Territory]].
-Due to the ability cooldown stacking bug, it can be used in CT on maps with a lot of water to reduce the cooldown of some [[First Strike Capability (BMC)|First Strike Capability]] subs to almost nothing, and deliver its massive damage missile multiple times per turn. Due to the limited amount of Subs per city, a ratio of about 1:2 First Strikes and Reactors should maximize the rate of the ability.
+Due to the ability cooldown stacking bug, it can be used in CT on maps with a lot of water to reduce the cooldown of some [[First Strike Capability (BMC)|First Strike Capability]] subs to almost nothing, and deliver its massive damage missile multiple times per turn. Due to the limited amount of Subs per city, a ratio of about 1:2 First Strikes and Reactors should maximize the rate of abilities.
 ==Footnotes==