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The problem with a lot of these designs is that they will be a pain in the 4ss for players to move through. 3 is probably the best over-all compromise; The walls took no damage, the bugs didn't get that far, & it won't take too long for the player to walk through when they want to leave the base to explore or pop nests.

Oh, I've been using these types of designs since I started playing. Except yours didn't attack the walls. Was thay intentional?

Honestly, it seems like design 1 was the most effective in terms of Cost-to-efficiency ratio, at least when it's just a single target type. But design 3 could be slightly modified so each cell houses its own laser, and upkeep could be handled by drones, so in terms of damage to defense, it would likely be a vastly superior design for late game defense.

Do these designs still work as in Spaceage?

Bug plinko

Biter pachinko

I prefer the third option primarily because it is easier to adapt to awkward angles and diagonal walls on account of it being square instead of rectangular in the tileable pieces.

Interesting! Thanks for sending me down a little wikipedia rabbit hole about real life dragon’s teeth. It’s a really interesting defensive strategy.

Oh huh, never even thought about doing something like this. I wasn't aware you could mess with the bugs' pathing like this, but it makes sense How does it hold up when spitters get involved? Is it able to keep them out of spitting range before they die?

Nice, does this still work if the last wall in front of the turrets is closed?

Why not build a huge block of concrete like me?

2:06 простите что опоздал, на дороге были пробки

For me, the best results was number 1, 3, 5 and 6, where the 1 the advantage is the simplicity

Nice music

Can you try a tesla valve design? :D

Music score?

damn nce

soo |----| looks to be the best one followed by + and o

would be nice to see with combined armies and behemoth variations and then how much % of hp is missing from the walls

What advantage do these have over solid walls?

If you could require them to go backwards a significant distance in order to get forward, they may just be screwed

This reminds of playing tower defense in Warcraft 3. A good pattern there are spirals (or snail houses). I wonder how well they would work here.

Very epic goo gun moment

Song name? Edit: chasing clouds - shenoda

Starting to remind me of wc3 td mazes

Nice! You're just missing the control study (no walls)

Have you tried this with the advance AI mods?

1 is the most cost effective. Least placed blocks.

What's the music?

2:06 Hey, wait for meeeeee 💀

How do you make the camera movements so smooth?

Personally I just like to build multi-entrance labyrinths

Forever tortured

На 2:00 некорректно сделано, второй слой нужно было сместитьв сторону

Make me

Interesting how they are all open

Nice goo brained tactics

Looks like 3 and 6 were most effective

According to history, all you need is some dirt and you can go right over these

why are there only two kinds of land animal on this whole planet?

I wish there was a similar demonstration with green biters and spitters, which is a more realistic scenario

Nice showcase ❤, please make a video with statistics as well, time until killed, resource costs, damaged teeth etc.

Sweet music choice

ah, the most interesting question: what's the most efficient way to screw with these bugs' pathfinding?

I liked that you had the tileable bit at the bottom of each demonstration.

So,those are called dragon teeth,not anti boom boom bug walls or anti mink tanes

im gonna start using 4 and 5 i think or my own variation thats similar

Man if the devs suddenly decided to create bunkerbusting mechanics where bigger biters have some inertial mass to damage walls simply by running into it like how tanks work

First one is the best, not the best at slowing down but wasn't attacked at all, meaning doesn't need bots as much, meaning less destroyed bots

nice testing and nice music