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Bubble Tanks 2 *Tank Guide*

Posted Jul 26, '08 at 8:56am

williamrmck

williamrmck

66 posts

Iron - Squire

Wow, best BT2 guide I've ever seen!

 

Posted Jul 26, '08 at 12:47pm

firetail_madness

firetail_madness

6,705 posts

Gold - King

Well, in that case I think I'll stick with the super fighter.

 

Posted Jul 26, '08 at 12:54pm

NoNameC68

NoNameC68

1,128 posts

Wood - Lord

Moderator

I have killed the boss with every tank succesfully. They all do their job right. It all depends on your playing style.

If you like to fly in circles around the enemy or zig zag your way around bullets and shoot, the Ghost Sniper is right for you. It fires one shot at a time and is very agile. This means you can pute most of your focus on dodging bullets.

If you like to throw down heavy fire while dodging bullets, the Super Fighter is the way to go.

If you find that you are ok at dodging bullets (but not that great) then the Leecher is good at recovering health since it recovers bubbles each time it hits an enemie.

The Drone Tank is quite weird to use and I do not advise anybody to use it untill they have mastered at least one or two other 5th gen tanks. It is not a bad tank, but because it depends on creeps to take out the enemy, you will feel like you are doing nothing and getting nowhere in the battle. You will feel like your just a sitting duck (when realy your not).

The Super Heavy and BFT Carrier I think are best for people who can not move around and shoot and stink at dodging. If you stink at dodging and firing, then you might as well choose something were you can take the hits. They will take a lot of fire and damage so you have to keep firing or else you will be demoted a tank generation. Both tanks are abotu equil in my opinion.

Basicly I see it like this:
Ghost Sniper-People who like to dodge every bullet.
Super Fighter-People who like to throw heavy fire, don't mind taking a few extra hits.
Leecher Tank-People who have trouble keeping their health up.
Drone Tank-People who want to try a new unique style of play.
Super Heavy-For people who don't care how many times they are hit and likes to use that "One weapon that pwns them all"
BFT Carrier- For people who don't care how many times they are hit but like to dish out a lot of damage (much easier secondary weapon use compared to Super Heavy).

It is all about playing style.

 

Posted Jul 26, '08 at 12:57pm

azorDead

azorDead

33 posts

Iron - Squire

Thanks for this guide! This give me lots of help!

 

Posted Jul 26, '08 at 1:04pm

steevo15

steevo15

1,067 posts

Iron - Lord

wow... all I can say is wow... THIS IS AMAZING. This is probably one of the best guides that I have seen yet. I think that you deserve a merit for this.

 

Posted Jul 26, '08 at 1:58pm

ialwayswin

ialwayswin

748 posts

Iron - King

Very very nice job on this complete guide!

 

Posted Jul 26, '08 at 3:30pm

Roadripper

Roadripper

924 posts

Gold - King

Nice dude, VERY nice!

 

Posted Jul 26, '08 at 4:53pm

firetail_madness

firetail_madness

6,705 posts

Gold - King

Woah! I beat the game using super fighter but I got sent down to fighter and I won with the help of a shield! I didn't even know what was happening at the beginning!

 

Posted Jul 27, '08 at 6:51am

ubertuna

ubertuna

1,778 posts

Iron - Duke

Moderator

Man, that last boss was tough with the heavy.  I replayed it with the ghost sniper and the disassemble ability made it very easy :)

About the arena:  To unlock a tank in the arena, you must level up to that tank in normal mode.  To unlock an enemy in the arena, you must kill it in normal mode.

 

Posted Jul 27, '08 at 9:15am

gamemaster100

gamemaster100

12 posts

Wood - Squire

Great game guide.

 
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