4 RAIDBOSS MELTING POINTS - MOST INSANE Mechabellum End Game Unit? - Giant Strategy Guide 

Yes 😁 The friendly fire potential is crazy, but I've definitely been finding great overall value from the incendiary bombs now that I can keep that friendly fire risk in mind!

And I'd love to provide those man! Only issue is I tend to get my gaming done at insane hours during the night - between midnight and 4am - so it's a bit of a challenge not to wake neighbours while I'm shooting live 😁 I'll see what I can do though

Thanks so much man!

Nah, you gain more xp, but you lose the 50 money per round, so you won't have enough to upgrade. Best to use them sparingly.

@@gognok missile kills the enemy so none of your units will get xp?

Actually, killing enemies with a rocket will divide their exp among all your units. No exp is lost.

Best combined with hackers with the restore-health-upgrade. Big Unit gets molten down, then regains full health and is now your unit. Especially good if the hackers also have multi-target, but that's quite expensive (especially when combined with range). I think barriers on Hackers don't have much value, the upgrade costs 300 for which you can place 3 barriers - and theirs are so much weaker. Hacker Barrier per Level -> 25.000 Fortress Barrier per Level -> 40.000 Shield Airdrop (and 100$ Shield too I think) -> 50.000 So you have to invest another 100$ per hacker to make their shield as strong as a 100$ one and then it's still smaller. Also you have to level them up, which means they have to gain experience or you pay another 100$ to summon them at Lvl2 and then they will cost another 100$ more. So shields on Hackers don't really make any sense. A Fortress Lvl 2 will have a Shield with 80.000 HP. A Hacker Lvl 3 will only have a Shield with 65.000, so it scales worse. Sorry for using a reply-comment to calculate my next strategy. xD

@@johnleorid So you are saying from the perspective of the fortress guy he would have been better off with half as many fortresses and replaced those with hackers instead if i understand correctly 😅

It also wastes resources. Honestly 3 missiles is 150 supply. Defensive missiles maybe be early on you just threw away a whole unit or 2 upgrades. Later that almost always hurts you some. And around round 4 is where you start to really feel it. I think people do it because they want to use every tool they have to win but patience usually pays off more since the money just carries over. Later when you have supply to spare you can set up as many as you want. You killed a unit twice but now I have an extra unit by round 3 so.... what exactly did you gain? 2 or 3 wins that don't cost me much life and I put more power on the board forever.

The only time I can justify an early sentry is when I want to stop a particular unit from gaining XP, or to try and balance a bad starting comp.