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Thanks for all the tips. i don't understand how to play this game, but it looks like fun

lot of information

How about the levels before you get class 6. I'm still a mere class 4 and I have played 16 levels.

I find it easier to stick with a lvl 1 and just add new weapons as I get them. Stay away from secondary weapons, they are useless- exception: seekers, which are incredibly useful in the early game (before piercing gun).

when you get sniper. make a class 1 ship with as many snipers you can have. the other points do that on mg, or bc. once you get exploding sniper you replace your snipers and place exploding snipers. has always worked for me.

Not bad not bad. I seem to do very good with class 1 (I have up to class 4, still working on it) with 2 super machine guns and a secondary 'Shield' They cant hit me i have mastered the shield.

i suggest:
1.never use DECORATIVE bubbles.
2.And when you use weapon bubbles SHRINK them as small as possible in a small group (this makes it easier to dodge bullets)
3.Also place you weapon bubbles OFF CENTRE because enemy bullets always aim for the center unless they are seekers.

Lastly I prefer using as many machine guns as possible if you want fun
BUT

if you are too lazy,
1.just get all auto cannons (remember off centre)
2.place your tank near the edge of the screen and make sure enemy bullets miss you.
3.idle for a while... come back and go to the next stage until you have won.
NB:[This auto canon cheat does not work when there are seekers.]

I recommend making one bubble, always smaller than class 3 or smaller, then just get at least two of the best gun you can get. Once you have 10 gun points, get two Leachers and a Machine Gun.

I use the one small bubble with shield and double exploding pierce cannons on it. It's the smallest a tank can be, and it flies really fast (since it's the smallest tank class), and of course, exploding pierce cannons are epically powerful.

These are some pretty good tips that i am reading from Kevin and Eddy Thanks

Halospartan, I recommend you do this for your tanks. Be creative, put the guns in a position where they can do the most damage. If you put the 2 Parallel one after the other, you'll have the problem of overkill, wasting two bullets on a Minnow Tank. If you do them spread out, you have a larger chance of shooting an enemy, but it is difficult to aim because there is no middle, unless they have a tertiary gun. Never EVER put two guns on each other. It give you more damage, but more damage compromises the entire "shoot as many and run" tactic I have.

I would recommend never to idle, always moving. Not towards the centre, though. Always move around the edge on clockwise or counter clockwise motions, shooting as many enemy tanks in the centre as possible.
Lastly, if those designs don't work, I recommend downgrading and increasing the the quantity. If two 5 Spread (five close pairs of two bullets when it's fully spread) make you lose, get three 2 Parallel guns. Bunch them up. Get close to enemies, fire 5 rounds into each on, then move on. If you get below 60 bubble lives, then do the clockwise motions.

By the time I finished the game, I just used three Leachers. I rarely go below 80 bubble lives. Plus, those 38 difficulty arenas people make, I can beat them. The problem is, is they get boring because I have to shoot a monster with 1000 bubble lives and I've only done about 300 damage. I could keep going, and beat the entire level, but it's boring. I like ones that switch it up.

The point is, agility and quantity of bullets shot. Hit and run. Bigger Tanks and subject to countless upon countless rounds going off and attacking them lowering their health form a might 300 to a puny 50 in about 30 seconds. 5 Enemy Spawns can create about 20 Fighters in a minute, 20 fights shooting at you all at the same time. Even forty seekers couldn't pull them off. Agility and Quantity > Health and Quality. That is only in this game. lol.

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