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Increased Speed vs Standard Units
The following facts are important to note when talking about speed units/upgrades/increases:
- Speed units do not earn more battle points than slow units, battle points are generated per second, not by how far the units get. This post goes into more detail if your are interested.
- Speed units can get past towers easier than slow units, in some scenarios when you can get past all of the towers your speed may give you a BP advantage
For the most part speed units force your opponent to build a larger maze, and this can be of strategic use as it will limit the gold your opponent can use to attack you with, however there is a certain point where it will no longer be effective for you. This is because with normal units, they will get progressively stronger and the opponent will need to invest more money in one specific area to deal with their increasing strength. As more money is invested into this area it becomes more expensive to defend against standard units. Speed units however force you to expand out of your starting area, and because you have such a larger zone to work with it is a lot more gold efficient to be able to setup your towers. Eventually your speed units can force your opponent to run out of room, in which case he will have to start spending high amounts of money the same as with standard units, however there is a much longer ramp up time to this. Depending on your motive (to farm BP, or to push your opponent) you may choose whether or not speed units are right for your goals.Early (Location) Mines
When a gold mine spawns very close to the entrance and limits your ability to build towers close to the start you should choose knights as your tier 2 unit, every time. Maintain low level upgrades of speed, avoid the motivator where possible and enjoy your free BP for the rest of the match.
Attack after you see mine techs
When your enemy upgrades one of their mines they likely spent most of their gold on that mine and will have very little left to defend against an immediate send. This is your best chance at getting “free BP” before the enemy is able to benefit from their new mine upgrade. Alternatively, if you are uncomfortable with your defences you can be pretty confident that the next time your opponent sends units on you will be a few minutes later than you previously thought, and also that the units will be relatively close to what was sent at you in the previous wave. This gives you an opportunity to increase your tower strength and make it even more expensive for the enemy to gain BP for your maze. This can counteract mines and give you time to upgrade your mine later without worrying about being at a gold disadvantage.
This is also true (to a lesser extent) with wave sends, the enemy will always be in a better position to defend against your wave the longer you wait to send it, but will be most vulnerable right after sending out a wave.
Don't Forget your A.R.G. (The Exclamation Point)
When your base takes damage it fills up your ARG Meter, when you press the ! it toggles your ARG on and off. When ARG is on, your next unit launch will become stronger, equipped with more health and more speed. You can use this to push out a strong wave against your enemy and recover from a deficit.
If you can't get enough BP to upgrade your mines - Avoid the mine scam
Stop spending all of your BP on mines, and buy a few unit upgrades. This will set you back in the short term in terms of gold, but increase your BP per launch and save you gold in the long term because of being able to gain more BP with less units. The fact that your opponent has a higher level mine does not mean you need a higher level mine. Often if you are losing your opponent will have better units than you and then will move their advantage to a mine, if you want to win you need to use this opportunity to start catching up in bp rather than trying to trail behind your opponent.
Thanks!
I really love this game because the multiplayer is just what i look forward to in a TD. You can send your own units while at the same time defending the castle. I am looking forward to many new maps and such!
left to right or right to left?
http://wiki.towerwarsgame.com/index.php?title=Towers