My end results were 38 blue towers (level 1), 122 red towers (level 3), $2.2 million, and 8.93 million points. If you continue to do this, you will eventually have more money than you can spend (by level 40 I had about $400,000, which escalated to $800,000 by level 46-47, even as I was buying level 3 red towers non-stop). To put this into perspective, by level 20 I had $100,000, and my offensive consisted of three level 3 red towers and four level 1 blue towers. Basically, spend as little as possible, and when you do, make sure that after your purchase you'll still have a substantial amount of money left. You basically want to build up a cash pool that increases your interest gain with each round. After you purchase this damage whore, you should buy absolutely NOTHING until the health of the mobs reaches somewhere around 45,000, or until your red tower becomes overwhelmed. If you placed your blue towers correctly, you should be able to get to at least $2,700 before the mobs get powerful enough where you have to buy your level 3 red tower. But don't buy it until you absolutely have to. At this point all you need to do is save for a single level 3 red tower. But only buy 3-5 (this should be done before you reach level 9). Purchase the Red Tower (level 1) to start, and then as soon as you can afford them immediately invest in blue towers (sell your first red tower to boost your initial cash level once the first red wave has passed).
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> ‘Tekken Hybrid’ arrived from Lovefilm last night so I blasted through the ‘Tekken Tag 2 Prologue’ trophy list in a couple of hours and will do the same with ‘Tekken Tag HD’ this evening.Īlso recovered one of my old PSN accounts last night and found a number of tasty items in my download history.The key to this game, as previously stated, is money management. Once I’ve got the platinum on UC3 I will start a proper playthrough of this. > Played a few rounds of ‘Killzone 3’ online (still ace) and played a bit of the co-op to ding some of the easy trophies. It took a while to get used to the floaty aiming again but I’m well and truly back in the swing of things now and will be starting my Crushing playthrough this weekend. I still prefer the second game but, wow, I had forgotten how good this game was. > Speaking of which, I finished my hard playthrough of ‘Uncharted3’. A lot of the time it just feels like an Uncharted game… just not as good. The first couple of hours were great but I’m struggling to get into it now to be honest. What have you been playing wherever you are?
Masiyahan sa mga pinakamagagandang seleksyon ng mga laro katulad ng Vector TD. I loved every second of it and wished I had played it a bit earlier so I could’ve voted it one of my games of the year. Laruin ang Vector TD, ang libreng larong online sa Y8.com Pindutin para laruin ang Vector TD. It’s just so much fun and so well crafted – everything from the story, to the characters (Vaas was incredible), to the smaller mechanics such as hunting, the outposts and the radio towers. Last up this week is Blair who, alongside twice-daily bouts of The Simpsons: Tapped Out, has just completed the “fantastic” Far Cry 3: So pretty much like any capital versus the rest of a nation’s cities… Playing this way leaves him with “one pristine utopia while other cities are polluted germ-factories being stripped of their resources and maximising power generation or water pumping”. His solution has been to claim more than one city in a region and run them cooperatively, but like a parent and their children the love isn’t quite equal despite the best of intentions and one always ends up favourite.
He’s finding that “city size is too limited” and that he misses the terraforming that previous SimCities have allowed. He’s also played Lumines on his PS Vita and admits to not quite getting it yet, as there seems to be little progression and “as much as that Everything But The Girl song, starting every game with it is getting annoying”.Ī lack of size has been getting Peter down this week, but despite that he’s still really loving playing.
Tuffcub would like us to guess what he’s been playing but we all know the answer begins with ‘ Killzone’ and ends with ‘ 3’. It was fun until it slowly started to turn my brain to goo it gets complex fast. It’s sort of a weird combination of a platformer and one of those puzzles where you have to slide the tiles to make a picture. Levels are split into tiles that you have to re-arrange to make the connections you need to get to the exit. He’s also played more of the Flash platformer Continuity which doesn’t sound like it’s about the adventures of a BBC announcer, as its name would suggest: Paul Daniels perhaps best describes Kris’ experiences with Jet Set Radio this week – ‘You’ll like it, not a lot but you’ll like it’. He thinks there may have been some other games with colons in them too, though I’m not sure if he means their titles or if it’s a reference to the frequent disembowelments in the God of War games.
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