User:Qwertyxp2000/Strategy:Spike Factory (BTD6)
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The Spike Factory slowly generates spikes around its range, which build up its damage to bloons. Although mainly designed to protect exits, it has a few upgrades that allow Spike Factory to act as a DPS option. Its lower tiers are decent, and its higher-tiers can greatly assist cleanup and general damage depending on upgrades.
Base
The base Spike Factory can be used to tank small amounts of Bloons, including early Camo Bloons. Ideally, place it near an exit so it has time to generate spikes.
Upgrades
Tier 2 and below
- Bigger Stacks is almost always the preferred crosspath for all Tier 2 and below Spike Factories, maximizing spikes for a low cost. Leaving them uncrosspathed without Bigger Stacks is not preferable.
- 1-0-2 is a decent choice for protecting an exit at a specific location.
- 1-1-0 and 1-2-0 can quickly refresh spikes.
- Smart Spikes for lower tiers, specifically 0-0-2, is often used in Boss Rush combined with Sauda to begin versus most Bosses, if other more reliable towers are absent.
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- Spiked Balls is valuable in the mid-game to tank small amounts of bloons, yet still retains value in the late-game to handle Super Ceramics.
- Spiked Mines handles large groups of bloons effectively.
- Super Mines is very expensive but does enormous damage to all bloons with its explosions and napalm. It can be used both as a DPS option and tanking bloons near the exit. It also is effective against Boss Bloons with its general high damage.
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- Like Perma-Spike, Mega Massive Munitions Factory prefers stockpiling giant mines near the back, rather than near bloons. As it lacks any targeting options to adjust locations for the spikes, always place it with barely enough range to reach the track.
- It stands out hugely in Timed Bosses. Unlike Perma-Spike, the MMMF bypasses the anti-cheese mechanic of Bosses removing projectiles upon spawning; each giant mine explodes into spike piles that can still damage the boss.
Versus Bosses
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| Bloonarius |
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| Lych |
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| Dreadbloon |
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