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As there is no extra income from farms or other sources, it's worth saving money to place any essential towers when they are actually necessary for the defense. With the inability to sell your towers and the inability to continue after leaking a single life, any mistake in tower placement or ability timing can be unforgiving. It is wise to choose your towers and upgrades very carefully.
Remember to keep your budget in mind, and disable Monkey Knowledge for more realistic results. Even if it looked like a narrow loss, sometimes you need to entirely change the towers you use in order to beat those rounds. After getting a feel for the early and mid game strategies for a map, if you are not successful in completing CHIMPS, test your intended late-game strategies in Sandbox Mode first before retrying it is very frustrating to finally get to Rounds 90+ only to repeatedly lose to Rounds 95, 96, 98, 99 and 100, and start all over. If you spend too little money on defense, you will likely lose too early and not likely acquire necessary Activated Abilities in time to defend against difficult rounds. If you spend too much money on defense, you will likely fall in a dead end as you'll have little leeway for potential alternate defense planning. (Refer to the BTD6 Rounds for more details.) This generally lets you get 2 to 3 Tier 5 towers by Round 90+, along with the necessary support for them.
The only problem is that if they will spawn even if there are no bloons going to their path, hence wasting their stacks. Late game = more bloons = constant max ammo = necro does more damage. A normal necromancer can hold 500. The spawn rate is dependent on how many stacks they have. Necromancers only recharge their ammo when balloons die near the necro. The key to use necromancers properly is to understand 'prestacking' summons.
The next Purple round is 45, by which you should have a Necromancer which can pop Purples, or at least a Shimmer or some other camo tower to deal with the camo Purples. However, do watch out for the Purple bloons of Rounds 25 and 32, which will break your Wall of Fire. Wall of Fire is the recommended crosspath for necromancers, and is an incredibly cost-effective DPS option for the early-mid game, dealing with everything up to Leads. This means you need to support your necromancers with towers that can destroy the first MOABs.
Apache Prime is one of the go-to choices for many CHIMPS games, due to its excellent damage against all bloons. Both the alchemist and village are recommended anyway due to their attack speed buffs which let the Perma-Spike stockpile more spikes. Without the top crosspath, an Acidic Mixture Dip or MIB is necessary for lead popping power, but the middle crosspath provides better DPS. With the purpose of catching any leaking bloons, it particularly excels at nullifying Super Ceramics and DDTs in the late game.
This tower is good against regular bloons and MOAB class bloons alike. On easier maps, getting The Tack Zone on a good spot can solo most of the game. Prince of Darkness or Perma-Spike are ideal choices. Additionally, saving up for the previous upgrade and then Apache Prime itself is very expensive, and you will need a secondary DPS tower while saving up for Apache Prime, and also to aid in the very late game when Apache Prime can be overwhelmed. Do note that Apache Prime is actually weak to lead (though not completely helpless) and thus needs MIB support to be properly effective against DDTs. ( High Finance CHIMPS is actually not recommended due to Prime's cost, and distance from a common village.) Which crosspath to take is situational, but 5-2-0 is generally the safer option not only due to the early camo detection, but also the higher flight speed which helps to catch fast bloons (particularly DDTs and Ceramics).
Sauda also fulfills a similar role, with the added benefits of not needing cash investments after placement, innate camo detection, abilities to catch bloon leaks, and being able to innately damage all bloon types after leveling up enough. It does not have the weakness to lead that The Tack Zone has, but still needs camo support. Inferno Ring is an even better, though much more expensive, alternative. (You can alternatively consider another lead-popping DPS tower such as Prince of Darkness to complement The Tack Zone.) It also needs camo support, which can be provided for relatively cheap by a Bloontonium Sub, Shimmer Wizard, Etienne, or a x-2-x Village. Its main weakness is Lead, which can be solved by an Acidic Mixture Dip alchemist and later on a MIB.
Sky Shredder is a solid all-around choice for CHIMPS, as it can innately pop all bloon types, its darts deal with regular bloons while its missiles deal with MOAB-class bloons. It is also very weak against Super Ceramics and thus needs a supporting cleanup tower. However, it requires a very significant investment and is almost useless before then, so it is seldom seen. Can practically solo all the final rounds.
His main strength is DDT-popping power which he can do without support (assuming the 5-0-2 crosspath, which is the most recommended), along with good MOAB-class damage in general. Archmage is another reasonably-priced and well-rounded choice. The latter can be key to involving land-based monkeys in the overall strategy, especially on maps with very little placeable land such as Flooded Valley. Aside from DPS, it also fulfills a supporting role by buffing water-based towers and Aces, and allowing other towers to be placed on top of it. However, its DPS capabilities start tapering off on Rounds 80+. Carrier Flagship is a reasonably-priced yet solid choice for dealing with the mid game.
Even if you somehow are building towers that don't need camo or DDT detection, the cheap range bonus and attack speed (via Jungle Drums) is insane. Monkey Village is extremely helpful for successful CHIMPS games. His range and DPS excel on maps such as Adora's Temple. He also does not synergise well with alchemist buffs.
Overclock and/or Bloon Sabotage tend to be necessary abilities to maximize the DPS of your main tower on more difficult CHIMPS games, especially for Rounds 90+. Most successful CHIMPS games require Berserker Brew or Stronger Stimulant to excel the late early-game or the mid-game, although certain Striker + Mauler + Primary Mentoring strategies rely much less on those two Alchemist upgrades. Do note however that its firing rate is very slow and thus it may not be able to catch all leaks, and it's generally not worth getting without primary monkey DPS towers such as The Tack Zone or MOAB Mauler spam to buff.
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