Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
This is a nightmare. The repeated waves of shield guys just gum you up and often you just don't have the DPS. Skalter does at least allow you to have Frost S2 do a fair bit to high defense enemies, which really helps late into that wave after most of your guys have dropped dead.
There some very funny bits though, like the opener with Shamare and Weedy. Or the fact that you should never deploy Peacake ever because the fireballs don't come with a consistent timing so you're almost guaranteed to get clipped on the few delay frames on either Pea retreating or Peacake coming back up.
I will be uploading a few more CMs and inferno maps from Chapter 9! I'll be chipping away at them on stream.
The Clutter Crew is built to take up as many tiles as is possible, both because it's funny and causes massive pile ups. But also it makes both the placement and number of tiles much tighter.
The Clutter Crew rules are:
-Any unit with a summon that does not count towards the deployment limit (excluding actual summoners with modules).
-The summon does not have to be manually placed, but it has to take up the tile it is on, requiring it to be removed before something else can replace it.
-Summons can be either automatically or manually placed.
-If the summon is tied to a skill (i.e. Beeswax S2), the unit has to use that skill specifically.
As of now on Global, this means:
Silence (S2) (Medical Drone)
Nightingale (Cages)
Shamare (S2) (Cursed Doll)
Beeswax (S2) (Obelisk)
W (S2) (mines)
Robin (mines)
Frost (also mines)
Weedy (Industrial Water Cannon)
Rosmontis (S3) (Tactical Equipment)
Beanstalk (Peacake)
Skadi the Corrupting Heart (Seaborn)
Dusk (Freeling)
Roberta (Modeler)
Music is Incantation from Koudelka
This is a nightmare. The repeated waves of shield guys just gum you up and often you just don't have the DPS. Skalter does at least allow you to have Frost S2 do a fair bit to high defense enemies, which really helps late into that wave after most of your guys have dropped dead.
There some very funny bits though, like the opener with Shamare and Weedy. Or the fact that you should never deploy Peacake ever because the fireballs don't come with a consistent timing so you're almost guaranteed to get clipped on the few delay frames on either Pea retreating or Peacake coming back up.
I will be uploading a few more CMs and inferno maps from Chapter 9! I'll be chipping away at them on stream.
The Clutter Crew is built to take up as many tiles as is possible, both because it's funny and causes massive pile ups. But also it makes both the placement and number of tiles much tighter.
The Clutter Crew rules are:
-Any unit with a summon that does not count towards the deployment limit (excluding actual summoners with modules).
-The summon does not have to be manually placed, but it has to take up the tile it is on, requiring it to be removed before something else can replace it.
-Summons can be either automatically or manually placed.
-If the summon is tied to a skill (i.e. Beeswax S2), the unit has to use that skill specifically.
As of now on Global, this means:
Silence (S2) (Medical Drone)
Nightingale (Cages)
Shamare (S2) (Cursed Doll)
Beeswax (S2) (Obelisk)
W (S2) (mines)
Robin (mines)
Frost (also mines)
Weedy (Industrial Water Cannon)
Rosmontis (S3) (Tactical Equipment)
Beanstalk (Peacake)
Skadi the Corrupting Heart (Seaborn)
Dusk (Freeling)
Roberta (Modeler)
Music is Incantation from Koudelka
