Fastest way to reach Level 20?

[THICC LATINO ASS]

As Bloons TD 6 supports Co-op mode with more than 2 players, I asked my 2nd friend if he was interested in this game but got put off when it required level 20 to access the co-op mode. Me and 1st friend are still playing TD 5, and will make the switch if my 2nd friend ever decides to get TD 6.

Just to make things easier for us, is there a guide on how to get to Level 20 as fast as possible? Or is there a way for us to obtain a save file which is already on Level 20 and above? lol

[Caliđa Myriad]

You can hit Level 20 in about 40 minutes give or take, maybe even quicker than that - so I wouldn't say that you need to do anything, sit down and play! This game flies by fairly quickly early on when it comes to stuff like levels.

[aegis]

u can try playing the game

[Revolt710]

Bought the wife the game and the level 20 cap to co op is really annoying. She's been grinding for 2 hours now and barley level 12. Please change this cap.

[Smokey]

Around 5-7+ hours i would guess, but if playing with a high level player then he can win for you while you just focus on grind exp for your towers.

[Orizan]

For the people still coming back to this thread: It takes about 30 minutes, if you play 2 easy maps on medium difficulty then you'll have reached lvl 20.

[Sniper King]

Originally posted by Orizan:

For the people still coming back to this thread: It takes about 30 minutes, if you play 2 easy maps on medium difficulty then you'll have reached lvl 20.

New players might need a guide to get that done though, as they likely won't know which upgrades to unlock to make it possible.

Still, I actually started a new account briefly a couple days ago and it really didn't take very long with ordinary game play.

[Ninja Zyborg]

Originally posted by Orizan:

For the people still coming back to this thread: It takes about 30 minutes, if you play 2 easy maps on medium difficulty then you'll have reached lvl 20.

people are only coming back because you necroed this thread

[robsmoore]

Originally posted by repdud:

Originally posted by Ninja Zyborg:

people are only coming back because you necroed this thread

no. it appears pretty high on the google results if you search the title.

I can confirm. I wasn't going to comment anything but then I saw these lol

[Vivianite]

Originally posted by aerith:

u can try playing the game

[Mami The Beer Baron]

Originally posted by Revolt710:

Bought the wife the game and the level 20 cap to co op is really annoying. She's been grinding for 2 hours now and barley level 12. Please change this cap.

is she grinding freeplay or smth?

[Napalm]

The matter of fact just is that this level cap is dumb af.
Am trying to play with a friend but guess what? Screw me because i have to waste 30-50 minutes so i can bloody start playing.
I only have a limited amount of free time and don't want to waste it grinding so i can start

[KoalaBrasileiro]

Its easy, jus play 2 or 3 maps in medium, but i recommend to play more to unlock more monkeys

[MaxBlue001]

It's not fun to play with someone who:
- haven't unlocked most / all upgrades
- doesn't fully know how to play the game, not experienced enough about what bloons will appear (ex: MOABs, camo lead, round 63 ceramics, round 76 ceramics, ...)
- doesn't have the right habits, might over greed or not building enough farm (if playing on hard mode / impoppable)
- isn't used to game terminology (ex: knowing that a "030" dart monkey mean to upgrade middle path 3 times).

Before playing with other players, you (and the game) need to be sure everyone know how to play. Just because YOU know how to play, it doesn't mean others / your friends will know (or at least not as much as you).



Finally, friendly reminder to avoid necro-ing 4 year old discussions just for something that's inevitable (eventually, players will need to unlock everything, which will likely make them level 20 automatically)

[Tsubame ⭐]

Originally posted by MaxBlue001:

It's not fun to play with someone who:
- haven't unlocked most / all upgrades
- doesn't fully know how to play the game, not experienced enough about what bloons will appear (ex: MOABs, camo lead, round 63 ceramics, round 76 ceramics, ...)
- doesn't have the right habits, might over greed or not building enough farm (if playing on hard mode / impoppable)
- isn't used to game terminology (ex: knowing that a "030" dart monkey mean to upgrade middle path 3 times).

Before playing with other players, you (and the game) need to be sure everyone know how to play. Just because YOU know how to play, it doesn't mean others / your friends will know (or at least not as much as you).



Finally, friendly reminder to avoid necro-ing 4 year old discussions just for something that's inevitable (eventually, players will need to unlock everything, which will likely make them level 20 automatically)

That is relative. If you are doing multiplayer with randoms and playing hard maps, then maybe that applies.

Then again, I do not see the point of fretting over it when single player would be better if you want full control and ensure best strategy is used, unless you are aiming for multiplayer medals on the harder maps.

But if you are just relaxing on an easier map, and/or playing with Steam Chat or other chat enabled, then teaching new players can be quite fun, especially if you already know each other in real life.

[Galia]

Originally posted by Tsubame ⭐:

Originally posted by MaxBlue001:

It's not fun to play with someone who:
- haven't unlocked most / all upgrades
- doesn't fully know how to play the game, not experienced enough about what bloons will appear (ex: MOABs, camo lead, round 63 ceramics, round 76 ceramics, ...)
- doesn't have the right habits, might over greed or not building enough farm (if playing on hard mode / impoppable)
- isn't used to game terminology (ex: knowing that a "030" dart monkey mean to upgrade middle path 3 times).

Before playing with other players, you (and the game) need to be sure everyone know how to play. Just because YOU know how to play, it doesn't mean others / your friends will know (or at least not as much as you).



Finally, friendly reminder to avoid necro-ing 4 year old discussions just for something that's inevitable (eventually, players will need to unlock everything, which will likely make them level 20 automatically)

That is relative. If you are doing multiplayer with randoms and playing hard maps, then maybe that applies.

Then again, I do not see the point of fretting over it when single player would be better if you want full control and ensure best strategy is used, unless you are aiming for multiplayer medals on the harder maps.

But if you are just relaxing on an easier map, and/or playing with Steam Chat or other chat enabled, then teaching new players can be quite fun, especially if you already know each other in real life.

I can agree that teaching new players is very fun, this might be a bad of a bad thing but I kind of enjoy watching them learn the game while giving them small tips such as spreading out the upgrades rather than saving a lot of money for a specific upgrade depending on what that upgrade is and its cost. Because not everyone has a friend or someone that can teach them everything about the game and the best strategies, I change my strategy quite often depending on the map. But sometimes not telling a friend the best strategy you think is good let them find their own, who knows some people prefer some strategies over others.