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==Strategy== | ==Strategy== | ||
{{Strategy needed|Elaborate more about why Deadeye spam is so good and how to | {{Strategy needed|Elaborate more about why Deadeye spam is so good and how to use it optimally}} | ||
{{BTD6 last updated|50.2|section=y}} | {{BTD6 last updated|50.2|section=y}} | ||
Most players use Deadeye for the range buff and/or the temporary camo detection, less so the Deadeye's moderately slow rifle attack. The rifle attack does its job at chipping high-HP targets, however its pistol that it forcefully uses at close range targets is weaker against groups, though still useful for close-range damage to single targets. If using it for damage, place it far from the track, and ensure its pistol will rarely or never attack. Overall, Deadeye offers supplementary high damage and support for the midgame at a reasonable cost. Deadeye can also be spammed inside the range of [[Primary Mentoring (BTD6)|Primary Mentoring]] for bursts of damage. | Most players use Deadeye for the range buff and/or the temporary camo detection, less so the Deadeye's moderately slow rifle attack. The rifle attack does its job at chipping high-HP targets, however its pistol that it forcefully uses at close range targets is weaker against groups, though still useful for close-range damage to single targets. If using it for damage, place it far from the track, and ensure its pistol will rarely or never attack. Overall, Deadeye offers supplementary high damage and support for the midgame at a reasonable cost. Deadeye can also be spammed inside the range of [[Primary Mentoring (BTD6)|Primary Mentoring]] for bursts of damage. | ||