Just like the long syntax, it’s a level and then a sequence of steps. Here’s the example from above translated to the short syntax: If you want the details, however, keep reading. You don’t need to write the short syntax - the animator will convert long syntax for you. The short syntax is a very compact form of the normal syntax, with some optimizations to further reduce length. You can click on the map tile to see a high quality version of the labelled map. To see the named tower positions for every level, see Maps. The Holy Strike ability is ‘HolS’ to not be confused with the Holy Order tower. The and above denote abilities that only have one or two levels to unlock, rather than three.
#Stragey for forsaken valley kingdom rush upgrade
The plan then says to build another Barracks at G6, fully upgrade Wrath of the Forest on the Ranger’s Hideout, upgrade the Barracks to level two, and then buy Poison Arrows level 2.Īt the end of the level, we have something like this: Abilities are followed by a number to indicate which level of the ability to unlock. The ability upgrades, like the top-level towers, are all identified by the first four letters of the upgrade name. This helps take out the more armored bandits coming on the left side. “E7 Pois1” says to buy the level one “Poison Arrows” ability for the tower. You may put comments on any line after the first to help explain your strategy (to your future self or others).Īfter that, “E7 Rang” says to upgrade the provided archer tower to a Ranger’s Hideout. Next we have a comment “# Upgrade provided Arch3 to a Ranger’s Hideout”. These two towers are all we can afford before sending out enemies, so I’ve left an empty line after this. The syntax doesn’t tell you where to put the Rally Point for the soldiers, but I haven’t found a case where that isn’t obvious.
The fourth line says we need a level two barracks at E9, blocking the exit. Why did I jump straight to a level three Artillery? I could say to build a level one artillery first, but it’s shorter just to say the final level to upgrade it to before doing an action somewhere else. See tower and upgrade names for the valid actions. The top-tier towers are described by the first four letters of their names, like “Tesl” for the Tesla tower. I don’t remember the names of all of the towers, so the lower level towers are just a category (“Arti” for artillery) followed by the upgrade level (three). Why “Arti3”? I’ve made every action in the syntax four letters long, because that was short but enough that I could read them clearly. So, “G7 Arti3” means to build a level three artillery tower at G7, which is near the top right part of the map. Positions use later letters moving from left to right, and higher numbers going from the bottom to the top of the map. They are always one letter (A-H) followed by one number (1-9). The tower positions don’t have any names by default, so I came up with an algorithm to assign “chess-square-like” names to each of them.
The third line, “G7 Arti3”, means to build a level three artillery tower at position G7. I put an empty line after the “initial build” (everything before the first Wave) and when there is a significant time gap between steps. The next line is empty - empty lines are allowed anywhere. They are numbered in the same order as they appear in the game and are shown in the Ironhide strategy guide.
The first line, L5, indicates that this plan is for level five, Silveroak Forest. # Redirect to blocking and killing the spiders # Upgrade provided Arch3 to a Ranger's Hideout
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