The next thing you know, you'll get another 1500 cat food for another guaranteed uber, with new cats to level up and your user rank has exploded and you have to go back to level all of your level 20 cats to level 25. By the time you finally accumulated 1500 cat food for a guaranteed uber, you'll be able to dump all that XP into your new cats to get them to level 20. If you're saving up all your cat food (until guaranteed ubers), you're not getting any new cats, and pretty soon you'll get all your basic cats to level 20 by playing Empire of Cats Chapters 1-3 alone, and you'll start developing an excess of XP. However, I feel like beginners will be surprised to hear that XP is, in my opinion, the second most important resource. And don't spend them to replay a level - again there's always tomorrow.Ĭat food being the most important resource is understandable, because of how scarce it is. Save your f'ing cat food for the guaranteed ubers. I could've spend that cat food on a 1500 for guaranteed uber deal to get 1 uber, and still have 750 cat food remaining. When I played on my iPhone in the past, I did the 30/750 on 3 separate occasions I got 0 ubers. The 30/750 event sounds like a nice deal, but that's not worth it. There's a limited number of cat food, and the only thing you should spend on cat food, period, is guaranteed ubers. The vast majority of the stages in the game will come back eventually, but once you spend cat food, that's gone forever.
You shouldn't ever be spending cat food to replay a level. Yes, even monthly event stages, they'll be back eventually. If you tried, and you felt like you can't beat Crazed Cat, there's always next month. You can't beat it today? There's always tomorrow or next week or next month. You lost 130 energy early on from losing in Cave Fillet? So what, you'll get the energy back in 2 hours. Here's the thing, there's no rush to beat ANY levels. In my opinion, the most valuable resources are cat food followed by XP followed by power-ups. However, I do force-quit app to restart the stage as well as save scum. Again, this walkthrough is based on you not using ways to get infinite cat food, otherwise that would defeat the purpose of this walkthrough. I use IGG to get infinite cat food on my iPhone, but not on my iPad (I don't even do TapJoy rewards for cat food on iPad). I've never manipulated time before on my iPad.) (Disclaimer: I sometimes do manipulate time on my iPhone, but haven't in probably 2 months. If you do manipulate time, then this walkthrough isn't for you, because this entire walkthrough is based on time. I feel like time is such a huge component of what makes battle cats enjoyable. I really don't like energy glitching, nor do I like speeding up time to reach a desired event faster. It's really that simple, I'm going to be talking about this throughout this entire walkthrough.
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This walkthrough isn't about how to play and beat every single level in the game, there's tons of other resources for that. Since I already have quite a bit of experience playing BC the first time around, I've made very little "beginner's" mistakes, and I am here to share my personal thoughts on how beginners can avoid some common mistakes.
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(Okay, I save scum and I still force quit the app if I'm about to lose.) The only catfood I get is from either beating levels in the game or free from Ponos. No TapJoy for catfood, no IGG to hack catfood, and no time glitch for infinite energy. But that eventually made me "bored." Around April or so, I decided to start a new game on my iPad instead.
Was interesting getting every single cat in the game and getting a user rank over 6500. Towards the end of the first month of the release of Crazed events, I started utilizing the time glitch (late February?), and then around the second month of the release of Crazed events, I started using IGG to give me infinite cat food (mid March?). I did make quite a few mistakes mistakes though. I can still remember the days when I spent hours doing TapJoy rewards for cat food. So I can say I'm a fairly experienced BC player. I've been playing battle cats since October of last year, so it's been close to a year now.
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