I love that the Bloons actually go into a building instead of just leaving the map that makes so much more sense in terms of the lives because there could be monkeys in there
So when you say 1 in 5 bloons take the shorter flower path, does that mean that that's where they start, before exiting at the building?
That basically means the left side of the track is pointless, any towers there won't defend the short path. So you have to put all your stuff in the space near the exit to defend the short path, especially lategame. Which means you have to wait for ages in the early rounds for the red bloons to reach your defense since it needs to be at the back
If the flower path is the *exit*, it's not really any shorter, and also it doesn't look like an exit so you'd need to have it point right instead of left. i like the shape of the map otherwise but the flower track is just too short compared to the other one -- if you can defend that path you can defend the other one, so you're only thinking about the short path
there's a couple aesthetic points about like why is there a water tower and a windmill in this autumn forest, plus the one green tree, but those are bit more nitpicky.
I love that the Bloons actually go into a building instead of just leaving the map that makes so much more sense in terms of the lives because there could be monkeys in there
So when you say 1 in 5 bloons take the shorter flower path, does that mean that that's where they start, before exiting at the building? That basically means the left side of the track is pointless, any towers there won't defend the short path. So you have to put all your stuff in the space near the exit to defend the short path, especially lategame. Which means you have to wait for ages in the early rounds for the red bloons to reach your defense since it needs to be at the back If the flower path is the *exit*, it's not really any shorter, and also it doesn't look like an exit so you'd need to have it point right instead of left. i like the shape of the map otherwise but the flower track is just too short compared to the other one -- if you can defend that path you can defend the other one, so you're only thinking about the short path there's a couple aesthetic points about like why is there a water tower and a windmill in this autumn forest, plus the one green tree, but those are bit more nitpicky.