Backyard monsters why upgrade hatchery

An outpost only gets 12 hours of grace period, and the first wild monster attack happens right after it expires - the very next time you load the camp. Your top priority should be defense. These include: four of each harvester type to level 2, four cannon towers, four sniper towers, wall blocks, and 20 booby traps. Pictured: everything that can be made in the first hour, with holes in the layout reserved for the lasers, teslas, and bunkers.

After that, several buildings and upgrades each take minutes: all harvesters up to level 3, cannon and sniper towers to level 2, a flinger, two hatcheries, and one housing. You can also build two laser towers and two tesla towers. Each takes 5 hours. You have time to make two of them before the grace period ends. The towers and harvesters all have the same size footprint. The flinger and catapult are the same size as the bunkers, so building the flinger 15 minutes can be helpful while trying to decide where to put the bunkers 6 hours.

The key thing to protect is your outpost hall. All of your resources - main and all outposts - are combined together. If enemy monsters get into the outpost hall, they can potentially take everything you have. Try to surround the outpost hall at least two deep with other buildings. The outpost only allows you wall blocks and 20 booby traps, which limits what you can do with your defense layout. It takes an enormous amount of time and resources to upgrade your defensive towers to a point where they are a serious deterrent - well beyond the hour grace period - and even then, your opponent will still have superior firepower.

In this time it is important to focus on managing your base instead of attempting to attack. However, once the production time has passed, the monster will stay in your hatchery until there is enough room in housing, effectively blocking the monster production queue in that hatchery. Tip: Build a Hatchery control center to control all of your hatcheries from a single building.

Click on the red X that appears in the upper right corner of the picture of the monster you want to cancel. In order for the X to appear, mouse over the monster in the queue. This refunds all of the Goo needed to create the monster. To get a refund on a monster that has been produced, send it to the Monster Juicer. In Backyard Monsters, strategies are important for a successful attack and an ultimate defense which can be found in the Attacking Guide and Defending Guide article of this wiki.

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