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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
Glue Soak, as a standalone tower, is decent for the early-game, providing strong utility for high-tier Bloons (such as the {{ | Glue Soak, as a standalone tower, is decent for the early-game, providing strong utility for high-tier Bloons (such as the {{BTD6|Zebra Bloon}}s of Round 26 and {{BTD6|Rainbow Bloon}}s of Round 35), especially with the 1-1-0 crosspath. However, it is near useless against rounds with smaller Bloons (such as 27 and 36), in addition to falling off on [[Expert]] maps, where it tends to miss its shots. | ||
For crosspathing purposes, Glue Soak is suboptimal. Although {{ | For crosspathing purposes, Glue Soak is suboptimal. Although {{BTD6|Glue Hose}} becomes a decent mid-game support with Glue Soak and {{BTD6|Corrosive Glue}}, the greatly improved late-game capability granted by {{BTD6|Stronger Glue}} makes the latter the superior crosspath. {{BTD6|Glue Strike}} and {{BTD6|Glue Storm}} benefit more from increased {{BTD6|Super Ceramic Bloon}} slow and glue duration with the bottom crosspath, while {{BTD6|MOAB Glue}}, {{BTD6|Relentless Glue}}, and {{BTD6|Super Glue}} all benefit much more from increased pierce with the middle crosspath, especially due to Glue Soak not soaking through blimp layers. | ||
==Update history== | ==Update history== | ||