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'''[[Race Event]]''' focuses on sending and defeating all Rounds as fast as possible while not losing. Therefore, enormous clumps of Bloons face the defense in all stages. Due to that, most towers that work well in regular gameplay will not work in Race Events, requiring a complete overhaul of the player's strategy to be specifically tailored to defeating large clumps of Bloons and blimps. | '''[[Race Event]]''' focuses on sending and defeating all Rounds as fast as possible while not losing. Therefore, enormous clumps of Bloons face the defense in all stages. Due to that, most towers that work well in regular gameplay will not work in Race Events, requiring a complete overhaul of the player's strategy to be specifically tailored to defeating large clumps of Bloons and blimps. | ||
For the purposes of this article, the gameplay in Race Event will be divided into 5 sections: The start, mid-game, pre-full | For the purposes of this article, the gameplay in Race Event will be divided into 5 sections: The start, mid-game, pre-full end, post-fullsend, and cleanup. | ||
== General tips == | == General tips == | ||
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The start requires a cheap, powerful grouped popping Tower or [[Hero]] to be purchased. The mid-game features building more and more powerful towers specifically tailored to popping large clumps of Bloons, | The start requires a cheap, powerful grouped popping Tower or [[Hero]] to be purchased. The mid-game features building more and more powerful towers specifically tailored to popping large clumps of Bloons, continuing to earn cash for more powerful options. The pre-fullsend involves obtaining very high power towers that can defend and earn large amounts of money in the first seconds after the fullsend. The fullsend is when the longest round and nearly all other rounds are sent out, the post-fullsend (gameplay immediately after fullsend) requires an expensive, ultra-powerful grouped popping power, and the cleanup necessitates a tower that performs solid grouped blimp popping power to erase most blimps and a tower that instantly pops the last Bloon to spawn. | ||
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Revision as of 23:49, 28 November 2024
Race Event focuses on sending and defeating all Rounds as fast as possible while not losing. Therefore, enormous clumps of Bloons face the defense in all stages. Due to that, most towers that work well in regular gameplay will not work in Race Events, requiring a complete overhaul of the player's strategy to be specifically tailored to defeating large clumps of Bloons and blimps.
For the purposes of this article, the gameplay in Race Event will be divided into 5 sections: The start, mid-game, pre-full end, post-fullsend, and cleanup.
General tips
Recommended Heroes
Gameplay tips
The start requires a cheap, powerful grouped popping Tower or Hero to be purchased. The mid-game features building more and more powerful towers specifically tailored to popping large clumps of Bloons, continuing to earn cash for more powerful options. The pre-fullsend involves obtaining very high power towers that can defend and earn large amounts of money in the first seconds after the fullsend. The fullsend is when the longest round and nearly all other rounds are sent out, the post-fullsend (gameplay immediately after fullsend) requires an expensive, ultra-powerful grouped popping power, and the cleanup necessitates a tower that performs solid grouped blimp popping power to erase most blimps and a tower that instantly pops the last Bloon to spawn.