Clash Royale Tips tricks and Cheats for android

Clash Royale

Tips tricks and Cheats for android

 

Clash Royale Guide

Synergy above all
Every time we talk about deck building in this game, synergy is the most remarkable ingredient. We all want every card to work alongside each othere, right?
Unfortunately If you are using Epic cards solely, they can’t be an excellent Deck in Clash Royale. Building a deck is not about rarity. It is about Synergy!

Defense is as important as offense
Of course you need offense to destroy the Crown Tower and win the battle but If you don’t know how to defend your Tower, you can’t win any battle. Your Deck needs a balance of offense and defense to be useful in any situation.

The Balance of Point and Splash Damage Cards
As we can see, there are 2 types of damage-inflicting cards in Clash Royale.
- Point damage: Cards that deal damage to only one enemy (Musketeer, Barbarian,…). Because they can only target 1 unit at a time, they are the highest damage-inflicting units in game. They are indispensable in order to take down high HP troops (Tankers).
- Splash damage: Cards that deal damage to multiple units (Witch, Baby Dragon,…). Because they have the advantage of dealing damage to multiple opposing units, they are the lowest damage-inflicting units in game. These cards are necessary for dealing with hordes of low HP units.

Melee and Range Units
We need a balance of ranged and melee troops on your Deck in Clash Royale. Ranged troops usually have high damage per second but low HP. It is very important to combine them with melee troops. We need to use the melee troops as the meat-shield for high damage ranged troops. Having too many melee troops is such a bad idea because that will make them very susceptible to splash damage. You can see how easy it is for a Valkyrie to take down all melee troops nearby, right?

Average Elixir Cost
The Average Elixir Cost is very important. You don’t want to wait 10 seconds in order to drop Card, right?
The better a Card is, the more Elixir it costs. Your Decks should have these ingredients to be a well balanced Decks in Clash Royale:

‘Average Elixir Cost’ should be between 3.7 and 4.5
After weeks, I have found it’s a good idea to have the Average that is between 3.7 and 4.5. If your AEC is higher than this, you are always struggling to constantly deploy your cards (for defending of course). If your AEC is below 3.7, although you can deploy many cards quickly but they are all low HP troops and can be wiped out by splash-damaging threats quickly.

Having at least 2 point damage-inflicting Cards
Although groups of low HP units can quickly destroy high HP cards and buildings, they can be eradicated by splash damaging Cards. Because of that, you always need to have at least 2 point damage-inflicting Cards as the backup.

 

Clash Royale Tip and Cheats

Be Patient With Your Offensive Approach
 Clash Royale takes the Clash of Clans formula and mashes it up with card battling mechanics. A lot of the same troops and magic attacks you’re familiar with are included here in trading card form. On the battlefield, it may seem like a good idea to rush the attack and take down your opponent as quickly as possible. But during the opening moments of a match, start out slow with your offensive strategy. Don’t freak out too much when you find your towers are getting attacked; stay calm and send out your troops according to your strategic plans. When you do take down at least one Rival Tower, that’s the time where you should ramp up your attack and grab the win as fast as possible. As the time winds down to its last minute and seconds, the rate at which your Elixir refills will double. This gives you a chance to put even more troops on the field than before.

When You’re Ready to Lay Waste to the King’s Tower, Blast it With Fireballs and Arrows
Here’s an important tip that you’ll need to take heed of – once one of your opponents’ Rival Towers go down, its King’s Tower will begin attacking you. That super important tower will also start attacking you once you hit them first. If you think you’re prepared to beat ’em down early or the King’s Towers’ attacks are starting to rev up, throw some fireballs and arrows its way. The King’s Tower is a strong foe, but a combination of those attacks plus the assists of troops that are already on the field should whittle its health down in no time. To be quite honest, your collection of fireballs and arrows should only be used on the King’s Tower. Using those attack cards in any other manner works just as well, though.

Utilize Your Elixir Intelligently
Pay close attention to your Elixir meter as you pull out new cards and put ’em into play. Fight the urge to put out a powerful troop at the beginning of a match; play the type of cards who’s value reaches up to a max level of four. Use smaller units at first in order to flood the battlefield and whittle down your foe’s tower health. It’s better to let your towers wipe out the smaller troops attacking them instead of spending Elixir to spawn a card in order to defeat them. You should only spend some Elixir to spawn a powerful troop when you know you’ll have enough to spend on another troop right after. Don’t be the type of player who overspends Elixir and has little to none to work with against an overwhelming force.

The Best Troop Cards You’ll Need to Employ
When it comes to the troop cards you’ll want to definitely carry into battle, we have a few favorites. Goblins and Super Goblins are cheap when it comes to spending Elixir, so it’s easy to throw a bunch of ’em on the battlefield. Archers are great long-range troops who you should set up near your towers. Baby Dragons can avoid the attacks of some troops, plus its fireball attacks have the ability to wipe out more than one troop at once. Barbarians pack a lot of HP, which makes them great “Tank” type characters who last a good while and can tear up enemy troops quickly. Golems are the strongest troop type there is, so throw one out near the ending moments of a match to nab the win ASAP. Giant Skeleton, Minion Horde, Wizard and Prince cards come in handy too, so adopt a strategy for them that works for you.

Getting New Cards Takes Some Time, So Here’s How Long You’ll Have to Wait for Those New Chests to Open
If you’re press for time, chances are high that you’re gonna spend a few gems to open up newly obtained chests immediately. You’ll be granted access to new cards just by cracking open any chests that come into your possession. From time to time, you’ll be lucky enough to gain a Rare or Epic type card. If you’re patient, then you shouldn’t have much of an issue waiting the allotted time needed for a chest to reveal it’s goods. Free Chests open up as soon as you get ’em (you’ll get a new one every four hours), plus Silver Chests take three hours to open. Golden Chests take eight hours, Magic Chests take 12 hours and Crown Chests open up instantly (you’ll get a new one every 24 hours). For the last two chest types in the game, Giant Chests take 12 hours and Super Magic Chests take 24 hours to open.

The Best Time to Break Out Your Poison Spell
When you finally add the Poison spell card to your deck, make sure you use it during one specific situation that happens during every match. When you see your towers getting a bit flooded by enemy troops, it’s best to hit them with this gaseous cloud of death. That way, you’ll be able to slow the march on incoming enemies and open them up for more attacks from your towers. The Poison spell card also helps give your troops an advantage since they’ll have an easier time wiping out poisoned troops. The Poison spell card costs four points of Elixir, so it should be easy to break it out when the time’s right.

Know Your Building Cards!
Clash Royale’s cards based on buildings includes the Barbarian Hut, Tesla, Goblin Hut, Bomb Tower, Tombstone, Inferno Tower, Cannon, X-Bow and Elixir Collector. If you’re a hardcore Clash of Clans player, you should already have a clue about the benefits and abilities behind these cards. Our favorite Building cards are the Barbarian Hut, Tesla and Elixir Collector. The Barbarian Hut helps periodically add more troops to the field, the Tesla is a great defensive building that only costs four points of Elixir to spawn and the Elixir Collector does an awesome job of giving your more Elixir than usual.

Know Your Arenas!
 In order to reach higher arena ranks, you need to win those online PVP matches. The better the arena, the stronger the opponents and cards you’ll come across. So the starting Training Camp is a basic tutorial camp where 12 cards are unlocked for you. Check out the list below to see the arena breakdown, the Trophy Ranking you’ll need to enter it and the number of unlocked cards you’ll get:
– Goblin Stadium: +0 & Six Cards
– Bone Pit: +400 & Six Cards
– Barbarian Bowl: +800 & Six Cards
– PEKKA Playhouse: +1100 & Six Cards
– Spell Valley: +1400 & Five Cards
– Builder Workshop: +1700 & Three Cards
– Royal Arena: +2000 & Four Cards
– Legendary Arena: +3000 & No Card Unlocks

Taking a Few Losses in the Early Stages of the Game Might Pay Off for Your Card Collecting
Early game epics seem to be the most useful, including the Witch, Prince, and Mini P.E.K.K.A. As you go into new stadiums, more cards unlock, meaning your odds of getting the card you want go down. To level up these early cards the fastest, you will want there to be as few other cards that can come out of chests as possible. To do this, lose. Yes, you read that correctly, lose. Get back to 400 or less trophies. Once you get there, open all the chests you have. You will now get the rare cards you need to succeed at a higher level.

Be Smart About Your Gold Spending
It’s very tempting at first to upgrade every card you possibly can, but it’s far more effective to be choosy about your upgrades. Generally, I’d stick to upgrading mostly common cards since they are cheaper. Also, only use your gold to upgrade cards you know you use frequently and like. Free chests are given to you at regular intervals and you get a chest when you win a battle so you will be able to upgrade other cards along the way from the goodies you get in those chests. Gold is really hard to come by in the game, so being careful about how you spend it will make a difference for your deck and the number of battles you win.

 

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Reign of Dragons Tips tricks and Cheats for android

Reign of Dragons

Tips tricks and Cheats for android

 

How to Play Reign of Dragons

- Starting Card: When you first fire up Reign of Dragons, it asks you to select your first card. The card you select gives you a suggestion (based on that card) on how you’d like to play. Naturally, I’m more aggressive/offensive as a player and I selected the Chaos card.  However, you’re not going to be tied into this choice.  Through questing and collecting new cards, as well as boosting your stats, you can mold your character as you see fit later on.
- Card Packs: Completing quests and winning battles against real opponents will earn you “Friendship Points”. For every 1000 Friendship Points that you earn in the game, you are eligible to get a card pack, which gives you ten different cards.
- Questing/Battling: To receive cards and awards outside of the free ones that are given to you when you fire up the game, you will have to complete quests.   In the above screenshot you can see the cards that I have chosen to fight the baddies, which is handled prior to beginning the quest. From there, you’ll notice the energy, experience and progress.
- Stamina: Much like every other freemium game out there, you’ll have an energy bar of some sort. Every quest that you undertake will drain a certain amount of stamina from you. Once stamina is depleted, you will either have to wait for it to recharge (which it does fairly quickly), or purchase energy drinks to get back into the action immediately.  The game currently has 15 minute “rushes” where you can quest without having any stamina being drained, and is a very effective way of leveling up quickly.
- Experience: This bar is simply to show you your progress on your next level.
- Progress: This bar will show you how far along you are in your quest. After completing a few of these battles you will typically face off against a boss.
- Quest Common Battles: In quest common battles, which is the one you see in the above screenshot, there is not anything to be concerned about.  See the tap button? You tap that for however many enemies there are on the screen and then you move on.  The only roadblock is energy.
- Battle Rewards: For each quest battle that you win, you will earn a new card, coins, items that enhance your character, or some combination thereof.
- Card Evolution: Between your card packs, quest rewards, you will likely get two of the same cards at some point. Usually this would be a drag, but not in Reign of Dragons! Instead, if you get two of the same cards, you can “evolve” the card into one much more powerful card through its card evolution system. See below—I evolved two vanilla “thunderbird” into a “Thunderbird ++”, which has a higher level than the previous two cards, with higher attack and defense power.
- Enhancing Cards: With enhancing cards, you can simply sacrifice unneeded cards to enhance a current, more suitable one. Most of the cards you pull will be fairly common, so pile all your extras together and boost the cards you plan on taking out and questing with.  Enhancing costs gold, so be conscious that you have enough to go through with the enhancements.
- Boss Battles: Boss battles are the end point of each quest.  These are tougher fights, with the bosses actually able to attack you.  In these fights, defense is much more of an attribute that you will want to take note of before heading in.  However, when you finish off a boss, it typically will give you huge experience bonuses, as well as a treasure trove of goodies dropped (stamina potions, coins, items that enhance your cards skills).
- Premium Packs: In order to get the really good cards, you’re simply going to have to suck it up and purchase premium packs like the one noted above. These packs contain the “rare” and “ultra” cards that will send your game to the next level.
- Gems: In order to purchase premium packs and other assorted goodies, you will have to purchase “gems”, which is the premium currency that the game has. The prices are noted above. There unfortunately are no discounts for bigger purchases.
- Battles: If you’re bored of questing, you can battle other players.  Choose the battle option at the bottom of your screen to begin, select your opponent, then your cards, and get to fighting. These all come down to dice rolls and how good of a card you possess with regards to attack and defense.  Winning battles earns you rewards that will help you in the next battle.
- Guild: In addition to friendships, there is a guild system.  The guild acts as a backup or assistance when you attack or defend against other players.
- Boost Points: Boost points are tied to your character and help determine how well and how long you can battle for.  There are only three parameters that you can spend points on, which are displayed above. Energy defines how much energy your card has to continue fighting, while attack and defense power are self-explainable.



Reign of Dragons Tips and Tricks

Chaos: Chaos cards include dragons, sorcerers and other villains that spread destructive mayhem worldwide.
Justice: Justice cards include monks, warriors and other holy fighters that govern over order in the world.
Genesis: Genesis cards include gods, warriors and other fighters that wield the power of creation in their skills.
Lv: A measure of your overall strength. When your level goes up, you will earn three points to distribute to your Stamina, ATKPOWER or DEFPOWER.
EXP: Your level goes up by one when you accumulate enough EXP. You can earn EXP by playing through quests.
Stamina: These points are necessary to play quests. Raise your level and distribute points to your Stamina stat to raise the maximum limit.
ATK Power: These points are necessary to battle other users or fight Raid Bosses. Raise your level and distribute points to your ATK Power stat to raise the maximum limit.
DEF Power: These points are necessary to defend against other users' attacks. Raise your level and distribute points to your DEF Power stat to raise the maximum limit.
Dorri: The game's currency, Dorri is used to evolve and enhance cards. You can earn Dorri by playing through quests, earning logic bonuses or selling items and cards in the bazaar.
Friendship Points: These points are necessary to draw from the Free Card Pack. You can earn them by sending prayers to other users or through daily login bonuses.
Ally: The number of users you are friends with. You can call upon your friends to help you with quest boss battles.
What is Battle?: On the battle screen, you are able to attack users and try to steal the Dragon King treasures they have. Win the battle, and you will steal Dorri and the treasure you were aiming for. If you did not aim for a treasure, you will steal only Dorri from the other user.
Collected Treasures: This shows the completion status of the Dragon King treasures you are currently seeking. Tap on an empty icon to search for users who possess that treasure and challenge them to battle.
Attack: Select the target user and touch Attack. You'll have a chance to check your level, allies and the deck you'll use in battle. Touch Attack again to start the battle.
Battle Rules: If you attack a foe, you win if the AF of your deck exceeds the DF of your opponent's deck. If another user attacks you, you win if the DF of your deck exceeds the AF of your opponent's deck.
What are Enhance: The Enhance screen is where you enhance the cards of your choice. Select the base card you want to enhance, then select the cards you'd like to enhance with it. The Base is the card you want to enhance.
Final Evolutions of Rare+ Cards: For cards rated Rare or higher, evolve them three times, then bring their level to max. The look of the card will change one more time. This is only a cosmetic effect and does not change any stats.
Enhance Rules: If you use enhancer cards that have the same attribute as the base card, the base card will be much more powered-up than normal. Also, the rarer your enhancer cards, the more the base card will be strengthened.
What are Evolve: The Evolve screen lets you combine identical cards together to evolve them into a new card. The number of times you can evolve a card depends on its rarity. Common or Uncommon cards can be evolved three times. Rare and up can further change to max level after three evolved.
Enhancing Notes: If you select a card or cards that is the same attribute as the base card, the resulting enhance will provide a larger boost to your base card. Also, the rarer the cards you use for enhance, the more effect it'll have on the base card's stats.
Quest Screen: The Quest screen is where you use the cards in your inventory to go on quests. Going on quests requires AP. You earn new cards, Dorri and Dragon King treasures for defeating foes during quests.
Dragon Treasures: Enemies may drop treasures after you defeat them in quests. You can obtain these Dragon King treasures after completing the quest. These treasures come in series of six. Complete a full series of six treasures, and you can trade the set for a rare card.
Card List: You can view details on the cards in your inventory. Select an attribute icon or use the pull-down menu to sort the card display. You can also touch the onscreen card to view details on that card.
Card Stat Explanation: The icon on the top right of each card indicates the card's attribute. Blue means Justice, red means Chaos and green means Genesis. Justice cards are strong against Chaos cards, Chaos is strong against Genesis, and Genesis is strong against Justice.
Card Attack Types: The icon next to the level display indicates the attack type of each card. A sword icon means Melee type, a magic circle means Magic type and a heart means Charm type. Card types affect the launching of Formation skills.
Edit Deck: You can create decks from the cards in your inventory to fight Raid Bosses, challenge other users and defend yourself from user attacks. You can make any deck you want, as long as it is below your maximum cost.
Recommend: The deck with the strongest Attack and Defense that is within your maximum cost. This is automatically used if you have not created any other decks.
Formation Skill: Assorted Formation skills may be launched in battle depending on the attack types of the cards in your chosen deck. This displays the Formation skill the current deck can launch.
Gems: Points required for purchasing items and Premium Card Packs in the shop. These can be purchased over the GREE platform. If you lack the required Gems to purchase a selected item, a GREE pop-up window will be displayed. Once you go over the purchase terms and agree to them, you'll be able to purchase the item.
Joining A Guild: If you would like to join a Guild, you must apply to join to the leader of the Guild. You can check your application status by going to the Requests page, displayed at the top of the Guild page. You may also create your own Guild using the Creation option on the Guild screen.

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1. So Which Type of Card Categories Are There?
- Chaos: Chaos cards include dragons, sorcerers and other villains that spread destructive mayhem worldwide.
- Justice: Justice cards include monks, warriors and other holy fighters that govern over order in the world.
- Genesis: Genesis cards include gods, warriors and other fighters that wield the power of creation in their skills.

2. Having the Same Cards with the Same Attributes is a Viable Method
If your ever happen to any cards that have the same attributes, great upgrades will come your way. Whenever you’re facing off against some live players, the cards you have with the same attributes can enter Battle Formations. These formations can buff your decks attack and defense. Any three cards you have that have the same Attack Type will get a small boost to their Attack/Defense power. If you have five cards that apply to the aforementioned situation, then those cards will get a huge boost to their Attack/Defense.

3. The Best Way to Enhance/Evolve Cards
Using your Dorries during the card enhancement and evolution process works, but it takes a bit longer to get your card to the best level. It pays off to use as many cards as possible towards the evolution process of your preferred card. Make sure you enhance your cards during the evolution process so you end up with an even more powerful card. Note- enhance your cards at the end of the evolution process cause that will produce a better card.

4. Search Out for Dragon Treasures
The Dragon Treasures appear during every 2-3 quest chapter. These treasures apply to different series that all come in a certain set. Whenever you complete a Dragon Treasure set, the next set will become available from that point on. Make sure you collect those treasures since they’re the best way to collect all those rare cards. If you happen to receive the same set of Dragon treasures, you’ll get the same rare card you collected before. That method works pretty well, since collecting the same rare cards for evolution/enhancement purposes will make your deck unstoppable.

5. Hook Up With a Guild ASAP
If you have the time and energy, go ahead and create your own guild. Or if you’re looking to play alongside some stronger players, just go ahead and join a guild. Your cards stats will get a nice stat boost. If you happen to do away with your guild or leave teh guild you joined, those stats are gone. It’s possible to get those stat boosts back once you create another guild or join another one.

6. Save Your Stamina and Attack Potions
During the beginning of the game, you’ll probably collect a good amount of stamina/attack potions. It’s in your best interest to save those potions for emergency situations since you won’t have many chances to come across them. These potions are rare, but there’s the option of buying them with real money. If not, just save your potions.

7. Get Your Attack Skill Up When You’re at the Appropriate Skill Level to Attack Other Players
- Later on in the game (say around lvl 30-40) you might find that you want to attack players more and more often for Dorri and dragon treasures. When that happens your goal is going to be to get your Attack Skill up to 1.5-2.0 x Deck cost (you can see your attack deck cost by going to the main page and tapping “Attack Deck” under your card pictures. At the top right of the Deck Detail screen it will say “Total Cost ##/##”. The reason why this is your goal is because it costs you Half of your “deck cost” worth of ATK to fight another player. If you have 1.5 x deck cost worth of ATK, then you can fight 2 people in a row without taking a penalty to your decks power (or 3 people in row if ATK = 2x deck cost).
- You will want to fight other players for battle points and of course to steal their Dragon Treasures. If you followed my initial advice you should have plenty of stamina to hunt the first 2 Dragon Treasure sets which only cost 1-3 stamina per monster kill. For the later Dragon Treasure sets it is sometimes easier to steal the pieces from other players than to quest for them.

8. Leave Quests Right When You’re Close to Leveling Up
If you are questing and see that you are very close to leveling up, LEAVE THE QUEST, you will not lose out on any treasure or quest progress. Once out of the quest, Battle one or two players to try and steal their dragon treasures. After fighting, go back to questing and when you level up your stamina and ATK bar will refill (then go fight some more folks!)

9. Take Advantage of Those Friend Referral Codes
One of the other ways you can excel at this game is by entering friend referral codes. By using those codes, you’ll gain some important starter cards and some dough. We took a gander at a few forums for the game (which is something you should do, too) and came upon several codes that could come in handy for beginner players:
- 9SNQQ25
- 8LJUUVB
- 3UDZET3
- ANBEAEP
- H3JC7GR
- A5GKJPN
- EPCU65X
- 2AJQH5D

10. Strength in Numbers.
In a game like this, it really comes down to a numbers game.  You have to have a guild at your back, with better cards than your opponent, or you will lose. Straight up. Link up with friends and pool your resources or you will get stomped.

Contract Killer: Sniper Tips tricks and Cheats for android

Contract Killer: Sniper

Tips tricks and Cheats for android

 

1. STAY BEHIND COVER AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE!
- You’re a master sniper in this action-oriented mobile shooter. You’ll need to carry out masterful assassinations during several missions. Make it a priority to stay behind cover as much as possible. As soon as you take down one enemy and alert the rest of the goons in the area, hit that cover button ASAP.
- Don’t go all Rambo on everyone and get taken down before you got a chance to complete the mission.

2. HEAD SHOTS ARE ESSENTIAL!
- You should make it a habit to pulling off those awesome head shots as much as possible. The 1st enemy you spot in your crosshairs should get killed with a headshot. Once the action gets hot and heavy, it’s much harder to pull of headshots. But you should still go against the grain and try to get those one-hit kills during heated fire exchanges.

3. Use Your Knives at the Start of a Level if Your Prefer To
- If you’re looking to go even deeper into the stealthy route, you should put down the 1st enemy you spot with a knife instead of shooting them with a headshot. Knives can be purchased with the premium currency of the game (Diamonds), which means they’re pretty hard to collect at times. But once you get a nice amount of knives, use them to put down a bunch of baddies on tougher levels.

4. Upgrade Your Assault Rifles and Sniper Rifles the Most
- You’ll always have a sniper rifle in your repertoire during active missions. Firefights can break into a frenzy real fast, which is why it’s best to put your Sniper Rifle down and pull out your trusty Assault Rifle. Upgrade these two weapon types the most, too.

5. Throw Some Upgrades Into Your Base!
- I know that you are tempted to spend those diamonds on weapon upgrades as soon as you have them, but you should instead focus on upgrading your base. a better defended base reduces the risk of you actually losing diamonds and gives you more storage and production, which can later on be used for all those sweet weapon upgrades. So focus on base upgrades at first and ignore all other missions.

6. Cop a Heavy Weapon ASAP!
- Sometimes you’ll run into missions that task you with tearing up some enemy cargo with your gunfire. When you have enough dough, add a heavy weapon to your arsenal as fast as possible. Once that’s done, you’ll have an easier time getting Diamonds since these heavy weapon missions award you with a good number of those.

7. Take on Player vs. Player Battles As Much as Possible
- Which takes us to another important element: PvP battles. You gain diamonds from winning these levels, so you should focus on them early on: get enough to upgrade your base first, then move on to upgrade the weapons and then simply cruise through the missions with a top weapon.

8. Map Out The Enemies You Want to Kill
- As soon as you start a mission, map out your enemies from easiest to hardest. You should proceed by killing the much weaker troops so you can focus on cutting down tougher baddies without having to worry about their minions. Those Special Forces enemies should be taken out quickly if you have the ability to do so, though.

9. Make Sure You Watch Those Video Advertisements
- It’s pretty easy to nab extra goodies in the game, such as more in-game cash, by simply watching any of the video ads the game presents you with.

10. It’s Easy to Refill Your Energy With the Mobile Time Change Trick
- Contract Killer: Sniper operates on a Energy meter component, which is needed to continue playing and take on other missions. Once you run out of energy, close the app, set your mobile device’s time forward one day, hop back into the game to check out refilled meter, then hop back out of the game to change your time back to normal. VOILA! You now have free energy.

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Tiny Death Star Tips tricks and Cheats for android

Tiny Death Star

Tips tricks and Cheats for android

 

1. Convert Your Bux Into Currency Near The Start of Your Elevator Upgrading Practices
There’s only one occasion where we recommend converting Bux into Credits using the game’s rather poor currency converter, and that’s at the very beginning of the game. Before you do anything else, upgrade your elevator one level so you can zip around the Death Star, dropping off passengers, much more quickly. If you must use this system again, go for the maximum conversion – you get more Credits per individual Bux this way.

2. Produce Some Apartments Within Your First Couple of Floors
When you have a good amount of floor space available in your Death Star residency, build a healthy amount of apartments on those floors. Three or four apartment s should suffice. You’ll have more rooms to offer to workers and more of those high-level visitors once they arrive. You have a better shot at keeping better workers if you implement more living quarters.

3. Split Up Your Bitizens For All Those Jobs on Deck
our Bitizens need to be spread out accordingly for all the jobs that make up the majority of everything that’s going on within your Death Star. There’s no need to leave a bunch of workers on one job if you don’t even have a large gathering of workers anyway. If you’re low on workers, then keep at least two of them on a single job at a time.

4. Always Keep An Extra Room Open for Super Great Visitors With Great Stats
Once you have a healthy amount of floors and available rooms ready for all the visitors who frequent your Death Star, you’ll notice that some of those visitors have some great statistics/perks. These folks will award you with more money if you take ‘em in, so always keep an extra room open for them if possible. Some of the Bitizens that take up residence at your Death Star may not be worth the effort of keeping around. Kick ‘em out and move in those money making folks for a much improved worker output rate.

5. Upgrade Your Elevator As Soon As Possible
Spending your Bux on all the different tasks that make up the production of your Death Star is always a viable method of play. However, make sure you offer some bucks towards your elevator’s growth when you have the money available. Do this as soon as possible so you can pick up and transport way more passengers than before. Plus the faster your elevator is, the more Bux you’ll gather as you take care of all of your intergalactic customers.

6. Stack Up Some of Those Imperial Bux for Those Extra Characters
If you don’t want to spend that REAL currency you have lying around, then save up a good amount of Imperial Bux. You’ll need to use these bucks as you come along all those cool characters variations that true Star Wars nerds will be enamored with. There’s Droids, Bounty Hunters, Men/Ladies of the Rebellion, Rebel Heroes/Aliens, Outer Rim characters,

7. Stock Up Those Lower-Tier Items to Kill Some Time
Stock According to Your Own Time – If you’re stuck on a subway for hours thanks to a tunnel fire or whatever, go ahead and stock lower-tier items since they restock quickly and you’ll be around to refill orders as necessary. If you can only pop in on the game for a second, stock higher-tier items. They take a long time to refill, but you’ll know for sure that you can simply press “stock” next time you play and start selling right away.

8. Earn Extra Bux By Ratting Out Those Rebels
Your Tiny Death Star is going to be packed to the rafters with a slew of famous and not-so-famous Star Wars characters. There will be instance where you’ll have to search out for an honored guest or some rebel scum within your Death Star. When you’re given these missions, all you have to do is tap on the floor they’re on to locate them. CONGRATS! You just earned some Bux.

9. Make Your Workforce Focus on More Beneficial Business
Got plenty of businesses but not enough workers? Concentrate your workforce on those areas of the business that have the most valuable stock to sell – and make sure each one is maxed out with workers. Then you can start filling out the less profitable shops in the stack.

10. Evict freeloaders.
Some people just aren't right for the job. Any job. Whenever a new resident moves in, the first thing you'll see is their skill set. If they have low numbers for each skill, don't even give it a second thought - boot them. The last thing you want is an unmotivated worker. The higher their skills, the more productive they'll be when you assign them a job.

11. Keep an open apartment on every level.
Every time you build an apartment level, five new flats open up. Your tendency will be to want to fill them with every person that visits the empty floor. Resist that urge. If those bitizens don't meet your needs, evict them. And it's sometimes a good idea to take someone who may not be bad at things but may just not be great at things and boot them instead.

12. Give workers their dream gigs.
You get a special bonus for placing workers in their dream jobs, too. If one of those great bitizens arrive when you don't have an open apartment to put them in, they're lost to you forever; you'll get a tip for bringing them to the apartment level they tell you to go to, but they won't benefit you at all otherwise.

13. Build a few apartments early
Sure, you're going to end up with a lot of unemployed bitizens early in the game, but hear me out: Lower apartment levels are easier to fill. You'll have a better selection of bitizens to start putting into jobs later in the game. when apartments get built on really high levels, it's more difficult to get bitizens to visit them, and you have to rely on VIPs like Recruiting Officers to fill them. What's more, having a ready pool of available talent means you can be more selective when it comes to hiring high-skilled workers.

14. Upgrade your elevator
As soon as you have enough Imperial Bux to afford it, upgrade your elevator. Not only will you be able to move Bitizens faster, but you'll collect an increased tip for each level you bring them to. Upgrading to the twice-as-fast elevator, for example, will get you 20 coins when bringing someone to level 10. And it also helps you move traffic that much faster, which makes it more likely you'll find VIPs that you need to move the game along.

15. Save your Bux
Level-building gets expensive quickly. You may want to covert Bux to coins to help speed along level creation, but resist the urge. It's short term gain, to be sure, but you'll find yourself in the hole very quickly, and it'll make you more likely to spend real-world money through In-App Purchases to help get a leg up on the game. And that rabbit hole goes down very far, indeed.

16. Keep space for your VIPs
VIPs arrive with other Bitizens; they can upgrade levels, or fill an entirely empty apartment block with new tenants who need jobs. They're also Imperial supply officers who can create items that Darth Vader wants. You can park up to five of them at a time on the Arrivals level, but it's a good idea to keep at least one slot free - that way if a special VIP arrives, you can put them to good use. Otherwise you'll have to use them right away.

17. Manage your inventory effectively
Each business sells up to three items. The first item is the least expensive, but also takes the least time to craft. The second and third items take longer, but you get a lot more. Make sure to craft the expensive items when you're planning to leave the game for the hours you'll need to make them. Also, try to have your businesses completely stocked before you quit the game - your bitizens will continue to buy goods and services while you're away.

18. Spread your risk
Don't build too many of one kind of business. Try to keep it balanced between food, retail, service and recreation. Too many of any kind of business makes buyers appear less frequently.

19. Visitors save build time
Any time a store is crafting a product or a level is being built, bringing a visitor to that level shaves a minute off the build time. While you have to bring visitors to whatever "normal" level they want to go, any visitor can be brought to an Imperial level. So it's a good way to shave minutes off your Imperial level build times, especially.

20. Horde Your Bux Early On for Elevator Upgrades
Simply put, the starting elevator in Tiny Death Star sucks. At the start of a new game, you’ll want to save up as soon as you can for the first upgrade. It’s much faster than the starter, coin rewards are doubled, and a faster elevator means more potential bitizens. Personally, I’d recommend saving all your bux just for elevator upgrades, as the upgrade benefits are real, useful and the only way to to upgrade an elevator is with bux. This also means that you should refrain from spending bux on skipping missions, fast-tracking restocking or buying out inventory. Restocking and inventory simply take time, while missions are almost never worth skipping, even if the requirements feel onerous. Also, I wouldn’t recommend spending bux to fill residential vacancies, at least at the onset. Once you get more floors and it becomes less likely you’ll ferry a bitizen to a specific new residence, you can consider it (however, see the tip further down on dream jobbers to minimize this desire).

21. Save Your Recruiter VIP for New Floors
The Recruiter VIP is my favorite person in Tiny Death Star, as he’ll instantly fill out any vacancies in whatever residential floor you take him too. If you take him to a completely empty floor, that’s five new residences that would have either taken five bux or a decent amount of time trying to ferry bitizens to that respective floor. They’re also pretty rare, too. Thus, it makes perfect sense to save them for when you have empty floors. If you get one before you have an empty floor, save it and build one before using it.

22. Go All In On Dream Jobbers
As we mentioned in our review, Tiny Death Star is pretty stingy when it comes to doling out bux. In fact, the only sure fire way of earning them is to place bitizens in their respective dream jobs, which doubles the stock of the item they are in charge of and also provides a one-time reward of one bux. So it’s in your best interest to try and place as many bitizens as you can into their respective dream jobs. There are a few techniques you can employ to make this happen more often. For starters, make sure that you build lots of extra residential floors. One piece of advice I’ve heard is to make every other floor residential. This will not only make it far more likely that an elevator-riding bitizen will actually go fill a vacant spot on a resident floor, but it also means you’ll have tons of extra unemployed bitizens with dream jobs that need to be satisfied. Once you’ve gotten a good system going, it’s just a matter of moving in bitizens, placing them in their dream jobs, and evicting any bitizens that either have dream jobs for floors you haven’t built yet or have already given you their bonuses and have been replaced. This tactic is a little tough at the onset when you don’t have too many floors, but the more you have, the easier it’ll be to cycle dream jobbers in and out.

23. Reserve Floor Upgrades for Low Stock Shops
This may be more of a personal preference for me, but I’m not a fan of having to deal with floors that have low inventory/restock times. So whenever I had some spare credits or a VIP that upgraded floors, I’d focus on those floors. As you upgrade them, both their inventory and restock timers get longer, meaning you have to check them less throughout the day. Considering Tiny Death Star doesn’t really give players any bonuses for perpetually fully stocking floors (other than an occasional buying frenzy), I’d rather simply have an upgraded floor that I have to check less.

Breach and Clear Tips tricks and Cheats for android

Breach and Clear 

Tips tricks and Cheats for android

 

Breach and Clear Tips tricks and Cheats for android


Breach and Clear Guides

Gameplay
Breach & Clear is a turn based strategy game where players can control troops that will have to breach areas and clear them room by room. Soldiers can be controlled individually, allowing players to command where they would be positioned, what actions they would do, and where they would be looking at. Items can be purchased to be used in missions, and weapons can also be customized using attachments to make your squad better during engagements.

Soldiers
The game allows players to control squads modeled after real lie military groups such as the U.S. Navy Seals, the Army Rangers, and Canada’s JTF2. Players can control four soldiers, and players can assign roles for each. Each role has specific special attributes known as tactics, and they can also level up specific attributes such as speed, health, accuracy, and many ore using skill points earned when participating in missions.

Weapons
Different weapons can be purchased using silver earned when completing missions. Premium weapons can also be purchased using stars, which serve as the game’s premium currency. Attachments can be purchased and equipped in the Workbench, which can increase a weapon’s damage, rate of fire, and many more. Soldiers can have different loadouts, and being able to equip the correct armaments suited for the mission is very important, requiring players to prioritize spending currencies on purchasing and upgrading weapons.

Items
Aside from weapons and attachments, players may also purchase gear and consumables. Gear would include helmets and armor that can help resist damage and increase some stats, while consumables include grenades, lock picks, and health items. Like weapons, these would require currencies to purchase, and soldiers must bring them along in missions by equipping them. Using items constitutes as one action, although some soldier classes would allow the use of items while still being able to perform actions during a turn.

Breaching
Breaching pertains to when soldiers would be entering a room. Most rooms will contain enemies, although these are not visible to the player until the soldiers have already entered the area. There may also be multiple breach points, and the player can choose to enter a room as a single unit or have coordinated attacks from multiple points. Players can also have multiple breach methods such as kicking down a door, blasting a door using a shotgun, or using a lock pick or explosives.

- Probably the most important choice that you make in the game is selecting the role for each of your team members. Don’t do it randomly and pay a big deal of attention to this (we’ll talk more about what each role does and a suggested squad setup for best results.

- I found that the best way to approach each mission is to keep your team together. Rarely splitting them up in two is a good choice and should only be done when you are confident that your men have enough skill and firepower to resist on their own – and only do it if you want to quickly swipe through a mission for more stars. At all other times, keep the team together.

- The consumables are really valuable and they are not overly expensive. Make sure to get into your missions with a fair deal of grenades and medkits and don’t be afraid to actually use them (especially the med kits when your team members are injured).

- Always search for and stay in cover. There is no reason to keep your men exposed. So every move of your soldiers should end in a cover point, preferably full cover (the shield is full) and with maximum visibility around.

- Did you accidentally tap the wrong square to move to? You can actually change that (it took me a while to figure it out): simply hold the finger on the position and drag around to set a new move target.

- Level up your players based on their role in your team. If you have a Fireteam Leader with the Draw Fire perk activated, then you clearly want him to have high health and evasion. A Breacher, on the other hand, should have a high explosives rating (and, of course, grenades on him!)

- Each soldier has more perks than those you see listed in their description (unlocked every 5 levels for the first 15 levels, then at level 25 and 30). These are extremely useful and we’ll try to make a list of them all below.

- Replay missions: Every mission can be played more than once to increase the stars gained, or played on increased difficulty. The faster you complete a level and the less injury your soldiers take, the more stars you will earn per each mission.

- Try to have your squad cover as much space as possible: if an enemy is not in the direct line of sight of your soldiers, they will not be shot at. That’s why one extremely important element in planning the strategy is to make sure that you always have the whole room covered.



Breach and Clear Tips tricks




1. The Basics of Breaching
Breaching pertains to when soldiers would be entering a room. Most rooms will contain enemies, although these are not visible to the player until the soldiers have already entered the area. There may also be multiple breach points, and the player can choose to enter a room as a single unit or have coordinated attacks from multiple points. Players can also have multiple breach methods such as kicking down a door, blasting a door using a shotgun, or using a lock pick or explosives.

Once an area has been breached, it is important to take cover immediately after entering a room in order to avoid getting attacked. This is especially necessary when entering close quarters or in areas where you might get ambushed. It would also be wise to enter with at least two people per group, one for positioning, and the other for support should there be one or more enemies present.

2. Each Solider Has Unlockable Perks
Every soldier in the game that comes in handy for several harrowing situations. A perk will be available from level 1, of course. New perks also unlock for each of them once they hit levels 5, 10, 15, 25 and 30. We’re going to start listing the perks that your soldiers are equipped with at level 5 (since you’ve already seen those level 1 perks):
- Fireteam Leader: Close Knit: Stats are boosted when near teammates.
– Weapons Sergeant: Suppressing Damage: Damage is dealt during suppressing fire.
– Breacher: Frag Pro: Grenade damage is increased.
– Medic: Medpack Plus: Medpacks now affect all teammates who are within range of the medic.
– Intelligence: Lookout: Within a certain radius, enemies will be revealed on the map as the intelligence soldier moves around the map.
– Direct Action: Under Pressure: Bonus POINTS to accuracy when under fire; can stack if under fire from multiple enemies

3. Always Stick to Cover
This is purely common sense, but some of you gung-ho gamers out there need to be told this at least once – keep your soldiers a lot safer by sticking to cover. It’s much better to flush out your enemies by flinging a few grenades instead of throwing your soldiers in their line of fire. If you do feel like engaging directly a lot more than sticking to cover, use those Navy Seals. They’re much more equipped when it comes to taking out enemy units.

4. Take Advantage of That “Throw and Go” Ability
- Flasher (level 10): Flashbang effectiveness increased
– Hard Shelled (level 15): Reduces damage the soldier takes from grenades
– Cover Pro (level 25): Half cover is the same as full cover
– Catch! (level 30): Can throw 2 grenades in one turn
Skill: Increases distance to throw grenades and radius of effect

5. Two-Person Teams May Be Beneficial, But Rely on Full Squads Too
Splitting up your teams may help you cover more ground and get the jump on enemies, but its still a risky move. Engage two-man squads when you know you have two strong squad members on both sides. You’ll have a much easier time completing missions when your fireteam is whole. But if you want more stars on a completed mission, the split-up team scenario is the way to go.

6. Replay Missions for Extra Stars and Experience
Every mission in the game can be played multiple times. Do this to increase you star level and get faster completion times. Once you have stronger soldiers, use that two-team method to clear out those first few levels. You probably won’t have a problem completing them the second time around…

7. Know Who to Level Up ASAP
Level up your players based on their role in your team. If you have a Fireteam Leader with the Draw Fire perk activated, then you clearly want him to have high health and evasion. A Breacher, on the other hand, should have a high explosives rating (and, of course, grenades on him!)

8. Set Up Teams With Soldiers That Buff Each Other
Make sure each soldier complements the other by mixing the different classes, all of which have signature strengths; the list includes Fire Team Leader, Weapons Sergeant, Breacher, Direct Action, Medic and Intelligence.

9. Make Less Noise; Use Your Boots To Start A Breach
Blasting open a door with some guns or grenades may net you some extra brownie points, but it also brings some unwanted attention. Enemies hear that and they’re sure to come knocking on your door once you complete your current breach. Kick in those doors instead of blowing them to Kingdom Come. Your breach will be a success and none of your enemies will be aware of your presence (yet…).

10. The Basics of Weapons
Different weapons can be purchased using silver earned when completing missions. Premium weapons can also be purchased using stars, which serve as the game’s premium currency. Attachments can be purchased and equipped in the Workbench, which can increase a weapon’s damage, rate of fire, and many more. Soldiers can have different loadouts, and being able to equip the correct armaments suited for the mission is very important, requiring players to prioritize spending currencies on purchasing and upgrading weapons.

Kingdom Rush Origins Tips tricks and Cheats for android

Kingdom Rush Origins

Tips tricks and Cheats for android

 

Kingdom Rush Origins Guide

A little over a week ago, Kingdom Rush Origins released across mobile platforms. We absolutely loved our time with the game. While Origins doesn’t really bring anything new to the table, the gameplay is just as solid as ever and that is enough to keep us very happy. Even though Kingdom Rush Origins largely employs the same game mechanics as its predecessors, this doesn’t mean veterans of the series will be able to cruise right on through the game. Origins employs new sets of enemies that are capable of fantastically frustrating feats, from cloning themselves upon death to summoning in extra enemies every few steps. Luckily, Gamezebo’s Kingdom Rush Origins Tips, Cheats and Strategies can give you some base level pointers to help keep the enemy hordes at bay.

DIFFICULTY LEVEL
There are 3 difficulty levels, Casual, Normal and Veteran. You can always change the difficulty level when selecting a stage. How do you change the difficulty level?, First tap on the stage, then tap on the difficulty button, located right below the stage mini-map. The greater the difficulty level, the more waves and more powerful enemies will come.

GAME MODES
There are three game modes, Campaign, Heroic and Iron Challenge. Campaign Mode yields a max of 3 stars, while the other two modes give you 1 star each. The last two are also a lot more challenging and only recommended Once your upgrades are capped for that mission challenge.

GAMEPLAY MECHANICS
- Gaining Coins. although you start with a certain amount of coins (that vary depending on the mission and game mode), you obtain more coins as you defeat enemies and make early wave call-ins.
- Hearts/Health. Each time an enemy units reaches the end of the path on your side (blue flags) it consumes your hearts. Elite enemy units consume more hearts than regular units.
- Waves. wondering how many more waves are missing to end the level, check the status bar on the top left corner of the screen. You can call in waves early in by double tapping the wave skull icon in order to gain extra coins.
- Stars. It’s simple, avoid enemies from reaching your side. Stars are not there just for achievement purposes, but allow you to buy upgrades, improving towers and powers. Campaign mode gets you a max of 3 stars, while Iron Challenge and Heroic give you 1 star each when completed.
- Gems. you obtain gems by completing missions. What are gems for?. They are used to buy special attacks/powers at the Gnome Shop. Also, gems frop from elite enemy units in the battlefield when defeated.

SPECIAL ATTACKS
- Calling Reinforcements. you can summon troops to help you on the battlefield. Reinforcements are free and you can call them every 15 seconds. Reinforcements are 1 of the 3 special attacks you can use during the course of a battle, the icons are located on the bottom left corner of the screen.
- Strike of Thunderbolt. blast your enemies with the fury of the skies. Thunderbolts are best saved for an emergency or a great opportunity. Since they have a very long cooldown.
- Hero Spell. Each hero gives you a unique spell, this spell counts as one of the 3 specials available in the battlefield.
HEROES
Heroes are elite units that can face strong enemies and support your forces. The first hero appears by default during the first battle. You can select the hero at the battlefield by tapping on the portrait or hero unit, then touch on the path to move the hero. The hero icon, located right below your status bar at the top-left corner of the screen show the hero level, health and experience. Yes, heroes gain experience every time they damage an enemy or use and ability. Do not mistake reinforcements with Heroes. Heroes can be changed, bought and upgrades in the Hero room. A total of 3 heroes can be unlocked for free, the rest you have to purchase with money (real life money that is). Hero Points. you earn Hero Points by using your hero in battle. It’s worth noticing that hero points can be used on any given hero regardless which hero you used in battle to gain the points. Hero Points are used to train your special hero attack.

TOWERS
When playing the game for the first time, only the four basic tower types are available. However, as you make progress defeating new levels, new towers become unlocked (for instance, level 2 towers become available during the second mission). Also, towers upgrades are not available by default during the first levels.
- Elyen Archers: good rate of fire
- Barracks: soldiers block enemies
- Mystic Mages: multi-shot, armor piercing
- Stone Druids: deals area damage
There are 3 levels of Basic Towers and 2 levels of Advanced Towers.

UPGRADES.
The upgrade menu consists of 6 trees; Archer Tower upgrades, Ground Troop upgrades, Magic Tower ugprades, Druid tower upgrades, Thunderbolt Special upgrades and Reinforcements upgrades. You can find the complete list of upgrades in the following page.

SHOP.
There are 6 types of special power-ups/attacks you can buy at the Shop;
- Hand of Midas. the hand of mighty midas will double your income for a while. Be sure to use it at the right time. [750 gems]
- Teleport Scroll. the teleport scroll holds a spell that will carry your enemies back down the path. Use in case of emergency. [50 gems]
- Horn of Heroism. blow the horn and make your towers and soldiers invulnerable. as well as able to deal double damage. [125 gems]
- Wrath of Elynie. this holy symbol unleashes the fury of the elven goddess. Just plan to be anywhere but where you are using it. [999 gems]
- Gem of Timewarp. the magic in this orb will teleport all enemies back down the path while also slowing them down. Erase and rewind. [150 gems]
- Rod of Dragon. one of the jewels of our arsenal. It holds the breath of a thousand dragons. Just place it on the road and set the world on fire. [450 gems]


1. Duking it Out
- Every level has one or more choke point – an area where the enemy is funneled through and is more open to attack, usually because of the environment around them. Figure each of them out and focus on using it to your advantage.
- One good way of using a choke point to your advantage is to create a blockade of an archer tower along with a melee tower.
- Archers are good at dishing out the damage but they’re too easy to get away from on their own. Combine them with a melee tower, however, and the ground troops slow the enemy down, enabling your archers to pick them off.
- Make sure you move the ground troops’ rally points to a place that means they adequately cover such areas.
- Thin out crowds of enemies. It’s too easy to miss a few when they’re in a pack, but once a pack is thinned out they’re much easier to take out.
- Use special abilities such as lightning bolts to take out large groups quickly. Even if some are just weakened, it’ll make life much easier later on.
- Place the highest upgraded towers at the end of the level. Enemies will be weaker by then and your strong towers should be able to finish them off easily.
- Another option is to use your hero near the end of each stage to take out what’s left, but you might find the hero standing around not doing much early on.
- The hero is your main source of interaction, so for the sake of your enjoyment as well as picking off enemies fast, keep them moving around.
- Practice makes perfect. You can stumble to success early on, but soon enough you’re going to have to accept that your first go on a new stage is a trial run. Don’t worry about it.

2. General Advice
- Focus on upgrading anything relating to reinforcement skill boosts. More troops is always good news.
- When it’s quiet, call in early waves. You’ll gain extra gold that way as well as shorter spell cooldown periods.
- Don’t bother pursuing anything higher than the Campaign Mode until you’ve upgraded a lot. It’ll only frustrate you.
- Some levels have interactive elements. For instance, you can tap on barrels floating down the river for an Easter Egg, as well as extra gold.
- If you’re feeling cruel, you can splat deer with a couple of taps of your finger, too.

3. Blockades Are Your Friends
Always look for tower positions that can be paired together. Put an archer tower across from a melee tower so that the archer tower can help eliminate the enemies the melee soldiers are fighting. This is the best and easiest way to combat the long streams of enemies that pour onto the map in waves. If you invest in heavy armor for the melee units, and the powerful area-damage arrows for the archer towers, the massacre-potential is very high. I always kept my hero in the very last blockade. I used the mage dude who had the ability to call in a hard-hitting barrage of fireballs. This way if an enemy happened to make it through my first few blockades, it would quickly be roasted by my hero.

4. Thin The Herd
Some enemies creep down the lanes in packs. Packs are very bad. Packs can overwhelm the player’s defenses, allowing some enemies to scoot on down the lane taking no damage at all. The best way to avoid being overwhelmed is to thin the pack early on. If you see a steady stream of monsters trickling down the lane, consider dropping a special ability in the middle to stagger or wipe out a few of the monsters, breaking the big wave into two smaller waves. This will greatly relieve the strain on your blockades since the first blockade will filter a few monsters and the second blockade will clean up any that happened to make it through.

5. Blot Out The Sun
In the first half of the game, you can get by with the majority of your towers being archer towers. With two or three established blockades, stack upgraded archer towers all around them for a rain of arrows that can take down just about anything.

6. Break Apart The Map
Before you signal the game to start, take a good look at the map. Look for any natural choke points, and build blockades at those locations. Consider the map sectored into zones between the checkpoints. So say you have two blockades; this will divide the map into three zones: the entry zone, the middle zone, and the end-zone. Upgrade the towers in the end-zone first, as you want to save the strongest towers for the last stretch of road, in an effort to guarantee any weakened enemies do not make it through the final stretch of the map.

7. Know Your Enemy
Consider every first run a practice run. You literally don’t know what to expect from level to level. There is no need to get frustrated if you go from full health to no health in a wave because you didn’t expect the ugly goat enemies to be able to “poof” into fairies and traverse unharmed down the side of the map. Take a breath, think about whatever weakness the new enemy units just exploited and think about what you can employ to stop them the next time the level is attempted.

8. An Army of Two
Seriously, use your skill points on those little reinforcement duos as soon as you can afford them. I cannot tell you how many times they saved me from failure. Don’t underestimate the difference a couple of soldier can make in the long run. Especially when you get their cool-down timer reduced. The reinforcements can attack both land and airborne enemies, so keep that in mind when the swarms of flying monsters descend upon your towers.


Kingdom Rush Origins Tips

1. Cut Down Enemy Packs Before They Get Out of Hand
- You’ll notice that some enemy troops will enter the map in big packs. These enemy groups can become an issue, since they can give way to other enemies by providing them some room to progress. Do your best to take down these enemy troop packs early on before they get out of hand. Once you spot a big stream of enemies coming down your lanes, use special abilities and your reinforcement troop abilities to make quick work of them. Make sure you put them down before they reach the end point of your blockade.
- While you’re waiting for new enemy waves to appear, spawn more troops on the map early for an advantage.

2. Place More Archer Towers on Each Stage Than Barracks Towers During the Beginning Levels
- It’s a smart move to place an equal amount of barracks and archer towers within the 1st batch of stages. Place them within the same vicinity. But we think it’s a more viable action to place more archer towers around the map. Don’t get us wrong now – you should have a few barracks towers set up here and there. But you’ll have more success placing a healthy amount of archer towers all over the map. Make sure you do a good job of upgrading these towers more than the others, too.
- During the later parts of the game, you should make good use of more archer towers along with stone druid towers and mage towers. One or two barracks towers should suffice. Pack on the heat by producing a lot of the aforementioned three tower types, though.

3. Make Proper Use of Each Level’s Choke Point
One of the key areas to deal the most damage to your enemies are choke points. These choke points are simply areas on the map where enemy troops are more prone to proceed through on the way towards you. Examine each level, locate that specific choke point or two and place two melee towers or archer towers in that area. It might be a more beneficial move to place one melee tower and archer tower together near a choke point.

4. Use Your Special Abilities on Larger Groups of Enemies
- You should only break out your special abilities when you start to get overwhelmed by large groups of enemies. This means you should make good use of your Thunderbolts and Arrow Storms in the most dire of situations only.

5. Place Your Strongest Towers and Main Hero Near the Ending Areas of the Map
Place the highest upgraded towers at the end of the level. Enemies will be weaker by then and your strong towers should be able to finish them off easily. Another option is to use your hero near the end of each stage to take out what’s left, but you might find the hero standing around not doing much early on.

Kingdom Rush Origins TIPS & HINTS
- Command Your Troops. you can adjust your soldier’s rally point to make them defend a different area. Select the rally point control in the tower menu and then tap where you want your soldiers to go.
- Armored Enemies. some enemies wear armor of different strengths which protects them against non magical attacks. Armored enemies take less damage from archers, soldiers and stone druids.
- Barracks are good for blocking the enemy but lack in attack power. Make sure you have enough firepower to support them. always support your soldiers with ranged Towers.
- Tapping an enemy will show you its current statistics.
- Level 2 and 3 barracks have a ranged attack capable of targeting flying enemies
- Enemies and soldiers with armor receive less physical damage.
- Lightning bolts deal area damage. So they are best used against large concentrations of enemies.
- Selling a tower that has little effect is a clever move.
- Magic damage is the best way to deal with armored enemies.
- Upgrading a barrak instantly trains new soldiers.
- Flying enemies cannot be blocked by barracks and won’t be targeted by druid or weirdwoods.
- Enemies with magic resistance receive less damage from magic attacks
- Boulder explosions can damage flying enemies although they cannot target them directly.
adjust the rally point of soldiers to create better strategies
- Calling an early wave gives bonus gold and reduces spell cooldowns
- You can check the incoming wave’s enemies by tapping the wave icon once.
- Use reinforcements or barracks to isolate a troublesome enemy.
- Forest Keepers’ Ancient Oak spear upgrade dealts true damage to enemies.
- Hero special powers have varied cooldowns. Make sure to learn your hero
- All spiders are resistant to poison.
- Beware of bunnies: these fluffy adversaries are too cue to be blocked by soldiers.
- Even if a barrack tower is disabled, its soldiers will continue fighting and blocking enemies.
- Pay attention to stage specials, sometimes building a strategy around them is worth it and fun.
- Maximize druid’s damage potential by placing barracks close to them.
- All healing effects also remove poison and diseases.
- Every hero has unique abilities that enable different strategies.
- Maggic Blossoms. when touched, magic blossoms shoot magic missiles that target nearby enemies.
- You can upload your game progress by tapping on the iCloud button in the welcome screen (the button appears right next to each saved game session slot)
- Magic Resistant Enemies. some enemies enjoy different levels of magic resistance which protects them against magical attacks. Magic resistant enemies take less damage from mages.

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Earn to Die 2 Tips tricks and Cheats for android

Earn to Die 2

Tips tricks and Cheats for android

 

Earn to Die is a zombie survival game where you race a car over landscapes, kill zombies with said car, upgrade your cars, and kill more zombies. Gamezebo’s quick start strategy guide will provide you with detailed images, tips, information, and hints on how to play your best game.


Earn to Die 2 Guide

1. Getting Started
- To download the game, click the “Play Now” button at the top of this page.
- Once downloaded, click the “play” button
- That’s it! You’re ready to start the game!

2. How to Play
- Timeline:  The game has multiple different levels where you try to move across from beginning to end in a number of days.  The line at the top represents how far you have moved along in the level up to that point.  As you can see, this is the beginning of the level.
- Accelerate: The accelerate button in the bottom right hand of the page is how you move forward in the game.  You have to be smart about when you use the accelerate button, however, as fuel is scarce.
- Fuel: Fuel is the main crux of the game.  The more fuel you have, the further you can go, the more zombies you can kill, and the more money you can use to upgrade your car further—which will then allow you to go further, pushing your progress ahead exponentially. You can see where your fuel gauge is at next to the speedometer.
- Zombie Count: In the top left hand corner of the game you’ll see how many zombies you have slain on that particular day. The more zombies you put down, the more money that you’ll find in your coffers at the end of the day.
- Boost: Boost is additionally fuel source that propels you further down the timeline.  Use it judiciously, because it goes by extremely fast—even when you fully upgrade an early car.
- Upgrades: This is the meat and potatoes of the game.  The better car that you drive and the more upgrades to the car you have, the further that you will get in during each day that you ride. Along the bottom you can see all the areas that you can upgrade, and the dollar value associated with upgrade them.  There’s weapons, standard car parts (engines, tires, transmission, etc.) but then there are higher capacity, bigger fuel tanks, and weapons that can be added that aide in your zombie slaying.
- Car Purchases: As you fully upgrade your first car, the only thing left to do is to buy a better car.  These will be more fuel efficient cars with bigger tanks and more powerful weaponry.  This will be critical for your progression in the game.  Once you’ve tricked out your first ride, start saving that cash to buy the next car immediately available, and rinse and repeat throughout your journey in the game.
- Overworld: The game is played through various stages.  Once you reach the end of the timeline you’ll move across the map. The game starts in the Texas area and ends in Washington.
- Additional Modes:  There are two additional modes in the game: Halloween and Championship mode. The Halloween mode will feature collecting pumpkins that are scattered throughout the levels of the game. Championship mode is simply the story mode of the game, with the caveat of trying to do it in the fastest time. These are unlocked when you complete the main story mode of the game.

 

3. General Tips
- Little taps of the left or right rotation button on the side of the screen will help the most here.
- Don’t overdo it as you’ll just flip your vehicle and potentially damage it.
- Do, however, keep your finger on the acceleration button. If you slow to a stop, it’s game over, whether you’ve got fuel left or not.
- Use the boost button sparingly as you’ve only got a limited supply. An ideal moment to activate it is when you’re just about to go up a ramp. You can go flying up it, giving you some much needed air and covering plenty of distance.
- Once you’ve upgraded sufficiently, be careful about hitting any barriers too hard. While you want to keep your speed up, you want to avoid losing any parts of your vehicle.
- Vehicles can be destroyed with wheels, boosters, and more coming off them. That can easily affect how far you’re going to get on your latest run.
- You can buy extra fuel before a session but you want to do this sparingly.
- Don’t bother buying fuel early on. Instead, focus on buying upgrades with that money.
- Use the extra fuel when you’ve very nearly reached a checkpoint on a previous run but can’t quite make it. Often, it’ll get you there without much trouble.
 

4. Upgrading
- An Engine upgrade means you can accelerate faster as well as benefit from better fuel efficiency. Both are great for making progress faster, so try to make this a priority early on.
- Upgrading the Transmission increases your maximum speed. Again, it’s pretty useful as more speed means you cover more distance.
- New Wheels means better grip, which leads to being able to go uphill more effectively. In early levels this isn’t such a big deal, but later stages tend to be more hilly, making wheels a much more important upgrade.
- Buying a Gun means you can automatically shoot at zombies until you run out of ammo. Ammo supplies are always very limited, and while you’ll earn more money this way, it’s not overly helpful. Leave a gun upgrade till last.
- Buying a Booster is great. It’s relatively inexpensive and means you can speed up through certain obstacles or over ramps. It doesn’t last long so it’s not as useful as an Engine upgrade, but it’s still pretty handy and worth upgrading occasionally.
- A Weight change mans your vehicle’s weight is redistributed, meaning it’s easier to break through stuff like barriers and zombies. It’s a subtle improvement but moderately useful, especially if you keep finding yourself getting stuck amongst blockades.
- Armor means you’re less likely to be significantly damaged when crashing through stuff. It’s not an early priority, but soon enough you’ll find you’re failing because your vehicle is falling apart. This is when an armor upgrade is essential.
- Upgrading the Fuel Tank is pretty self-explanatory. More fuel means you can travel further, which is the whole point of the game. It’s an important one.
- Once you’ve maxed-out everything, you gain an extra engine boost so make sure you don’t bother stockpiling any money. Earn to Die 2 is designed in a way that means it expects you to mostly max everything out in order to move onto the next stage.



Earn to Die 2 Tips

1. Keep Your Finger on the Acceleration Button at All Times, But Don’t Go So Hard on the Rotation Button
Earn to Die 2 puts you in a car that’s outfitted to deal with the zombie apocalypse. You’l need to make sure you keep moving by constantly keeping your finger on the acceleration button. Keep moving at all times so you don’t run the risk of getting a game over once you fully stop. However, don’t go so hard by pressing the rotation buttons. No need to hold it down when the opportunity calls for it. Lightly tap it so you don’t cause your ride to flip over and screw itself up. There is one instance where you don’t need to hold down the acceleration button so much, though…

2. There’s No Need to Accelerate While You’re Going Down Hills
You should ease off the acceleration button when you find your ride racing down a hill. You won’t need to push yourself even faster down a hill since the game’s physics will carry you without any extra help from your acceleration.

3. The Best Times to Use Your Boost
Your outfitted ride has the ability to boost, of course. The only instances in which you should use your boost ability is when you’re driving up hills and when you come across any bumps in the road. Boosting also comes in handy for clearing ramps much easier.

4. Focus Your Upgrading Efforts on Your Engine and Transmission
The two upgrades you should zero in on for your ride are its Engine and Transmission stats. Using your cash to spruce up your Engine means improved acceleration, while upgrading your Transmission leads to a better maximum speed. Both of these upgraded stats will give you a better shot at clearing your stage runs faster.

5. There’s Two Other Vehicle Upgrades You Should Focus On
Make sure you purchase and equip a gun when the cash is available. While ammo is limited, it’s still beneficial for you to shoot down zombies without any effort and cop more cash for doing so. Upgrade your gun’s after you’ve done some work on chosen ride’s Engine and Transmission. Then your next upgrade focus should go towards upgrading your Fuel Tank. An improved Fuel Tank means you’ll have the ability to travel much farther.

6. Be Careful About Running Into Barriers
During your time on each stage, you’ll surely come across barriers. Don’t push through them so hard because you’ll run the risk of getting parts knocked off your ride. Don’t accelerate too fast when you spot ‘em. If you find yourself looking to keep your constant speed going and not worrying about crashing through barriers, buying and upgrading your armor is essential. Your car will have a harder time losing parts once you do this.

7. Be Careful About Hitting Boxes
Remember when we mentioned that driving up hills means you should use your boost? Be careful when you spot boxes during your uphill climb. Boosting uphill means you’ll have to do it during sections of the road that are clear of obstacles. Ease off the boost when you spot boxes. Running into boxes while boosting slows you down…a lot. Hopefully, the accelerated speed you cop from boosting pushes you into boxes without slowing you down immensely.

8. The Last Upgrade You Should Focus on is Your…
Weight Distribution. Throwing some cash into this upgrade will make your automobile have an easier time ramming through obstacles. If you’re tired of getting slowed down by obstacles because you’re so focused on constantly accelerating, throw some dollars at sprucing up your Weight Distribution stats.

9. Focus More on Going the Distance Than Killing Off More Zombies
The game is really all about resource allocation. The game rewards you with cash based on distance as well as how many zombies you kill. However, the further you go, the more zombies you encounter. However, distance is rewarded the most handsomely, rather than zombie kills. Don’t waste fuel trying to get a zombie. Distance over zombies!

10. Max Out All of Your Ride’s Stats for a Special Reward
Once you’ve maxed-out everything, you gain an extra engine boost so make sure you don’t bother stockpiling any money. Earn to Die 2 is designed in a way that means it expects you to mostly max everything out in order to move onto the next stage.

11. Don’t Care About No Stinkin’ Zombies!
The game is really all about resource allocation.  The game rewards you with cash based on distance as well as how many zombies you kill.  However, the further you go, the more zombies you encounter.  However, distance is rewarded the most handsomely, rather than zombie kills.  Don’t waste fuel trying to get a zombie.  Distance over zombies!

12. Going Down?
Again, the game is all about resource preservation to go the further distance.  So it does not make sense to accelerate when you’re going downhill.  Use accelerate when you’re going uphill, and when you meet the game’s many small mounds, that’s when you should hit the boost to rocket over them and get crazy distance on your day’s run.

13. Resources First, Car Parts Second
As mentioned, the game rewards distance traveled in a day more handsomely than killing zombies.  As dollars are scarce and are handed out  each day, it is best to use the early money and all future money on fully upgrading your boost and fuel capacity.  Once you upgrade these, they are automatically filled at the start of each day.  What this will mean is that each day that you are fully upgraded you’ll be going farther each day (until they’re maxed out, of course) and then you can focus on the additional car upgrades that will kill you more zombies.  Cash rules everything around me (and you), so it about getting that cream (dollar dollar bill ya), as the Wu Tang Clan and Method Man are wont to say.

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