Some people have been grouping there quake in 2’s which makes them very hard hitting, and hard to kill, but are giving up having the protection spread out more. I have mine protecting my towers on one side and my RP’s/UH/INC on the other. QT can be used to protect your UH/RP/INC, or towers or all of the above. To start out place your SST evenly around the core of your yard, and then go from there. (And give your compound nestled in the middle of your yard a chance to refill) You do want to place some mines in key positions in the middle pathing to hinder looting.ĭepending on your design if you can control the looters and how they path you can really ruin what will look like an easy loot…ĬF is very important at this point, but you do want to make sure everything is covered. The idea is to slow the attack and force it to stop faster. Try to place some mines in the pathing in between towers so monsters are bunched up and you will hit more of them. Without the champions and Zafreeti to worry about, it is better to use more of your mines to protect your towers. So put them where they will be covered by high CF if possible. Don’t think like eyera baits Valgo’s don’t die when they attack, and they don’t do splash damage. Just make sure your valgo bait is somewhere where it will be covered by more than 1 tower. You will want a few valgo’s baits to protect your pathing, how many you need will depend on your design if you have long armed micro chipping you may not need as many as someone that has a long wall along the side of you yard, etc.
There are some good guides on pathing pokeyslayer has a really good one. Monsters follow the same rules underground as above when it comes to how many blocks they will path around before eating a hole through your wall. But if there is an opening around the side, he will path just like any other tower monster.ĭon’t waste blocks trying to wall in/protect your strong box, Academies, or RG’s. If a tower is completely walled in, Sabnox will shoot though the wall and smash the tower. If you can avoid it you don’t want your towers open to line of sight from outside the yard.
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There are several ideas floating around about how to defend from malphus with mine placement, but so far most are a waste of mines, and not effective, so as of now I’m not including them in this guide.īecause of the Sabnox you have to think about how he will path and use walls and blocks accordingly. You can force Malphus to path, but it is very hard. I included the INC’s in the center as well in my yard.īecause of the Malphus, SDT’s are kind of a waste of mines and blocks. Below the Sabnox is a ranged tower monster.Ĭompound should be centered (or share the center with the UH) UH and RP’s, at a minimum should also be in the middle or close there in. (For now)Ībove ground ranged attackers are all anything monsters. There is no catapult, Zafreeti’s, or champs to worry about. That makes them pretty important as well. So without these your compound will stop working. Incubators will refill your compound during attacks as well as in-between attacks.
That makes this building one of the most important. Any stored monsters will defend your yard. The compound while acting as housing for your monsters also acts as a bunker. Inferno has some differences when it comes to yard design: SST: Sharpshooter Tower-like a sniper long range good damage Further range then BT’sīT: Blast Tower – like a cannon area of effect attack short range MT: Magma Tower-Like a tesla fires volleys. QT: Quake Tower- like a laser low range high damage. INC: Incubator: You will want to have your incubators fully leveled up as well. I’ll keep this thread up to date, with some of the tests I like to do and anyone that wants to help does as well.
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You want to include your yard post a pic I’ll add it in if it’s any good, or has a design point you would like to add.Īnyone feel like I missed something, or have anything to add please feel free to post. I will include a few picture designs of a few yards I like. What I like the most about this game is the originality of everyone’s yards. This is not a set in stone “do this or else” kind of thing… I don’t work that way. But givin you have to progress to over world before you can start Inferno I figured I could count on some basic knowledge. If not there are several well designed guides in the player guides section to help. Now I’m assuming most already have an understanding of basic building skills from above yards.
If I missed anything, please fill free and post your ideas, comments, etc. Ok I’m not nearly as good at this as many others, but it needs to be done. Backyard Monsters Inferno Defense Guide by The08er
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