Desktop Tower Defence 1.5 - Hard - 9060 Points - No Juggle
Uploader Comments (DiverSeano)
All Comments (14)
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i've tryed 8 ways from other videos but no-one works ! even this one! but at least it was the most effective! when i get beter, those creeps don't stand a chance!
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Wow 17k views and only 12 comments Mine is 13 =]
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probably to kill them quicker because stronger creeps are coming and the shooters need to be ready :)
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(By the way, I am not sure I was clear in my original question: I was referring to your opening your maze to let them in early, not to clicking the "next level" button. Thought there may be a reason for opening your maze to specific creeps only.)
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Great maze. Too bad that dark bastard at the start got away :).
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Nicely done!
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This is not juggling - this video is perfectly legit and a nice maze!
Read the definition of "juggling" then you'll see its bouncing them back and forth, a repeated motion. Opening a hole to let creeps in faster at certain times is not juggling its just "selling" - some ppl do "no sell, no juggle" runs... but this video is NOT juggling
Elegant maze and obviously a great score, especially for not using any bash towers. I liked that! Being somewhat new to DTD, I was wondering why you let some of the creeps in early - why/when is that ever an advantage?
houstonqt 4 years ago
When you push creeps in early you get a bonus on your score - notice the "+ XXX" after the score? This is the bonus for pushing creeps through. hope that helped
DiverSeano 4 years ago
you do open and close a hole in the maze to reroute the creeps - some might call that juggling
winfreebot 4 years ago
Well i suppose you may have a point. Although juggling means to delay the creeps in the maze. My method works the opposite way, I want to get them in quicker and I do this without the creeps having to backtrack. I'm not changing the direction to give my towers longer, im pushing them through faster and putting more pressure on my maze.
Make of this what you will. But I'm comfortable with calling it non juggling.
DiverSeano 4 years ago