Bargain Bin

3 playersDanger 5MediumBuilder score 69/100

Two characters who want to spend absurd amounts, one who makes absurd amounts. Entrepreneur funds Arms Dealer's weapon spree and Multitasker's twelve slots.

Players

CharacterRoleStat priorityWeaponsPlan
EntrepreneureconomyHarvesting, Max HP, DamagePistol, SMGMaterials into damage; keep the pool full.
Arms DealerdamageDamage, Attack Speed, Max HPSniper Gun, Double Barrel ShotgunCheap weapons; six Tier IVs by wave 12.
MultitaskerdamageDamage, Attack Speed, ArmorKnife, HandTwelve weapons funded by someone else's economy.

Why it works

Entrepreneur locks economy items; the other two buy weapons only until wave 10.

Game plan

What each player builds

PlayerRoleBuildMax firstThenSkip
EntrepreneurEconomyUnarmed or Precise weapons, six of one class for the set bonus; max Harvesting, then Luck and Max HP.HarvestingLuck, Max HP, Damagererolling for damage before wave 8; the economy pays for it later
Arms DealerDamageGun weapons, six of one class for the set bonus; max Damage, then Attack Speed and Max HP.DamageAttack Speed, Max HP—
MultitaskerDamagePrimitive or Heavy weapons, six of one class for the set bonus; max Damage, then Attack Speed and Max HP.DamageAttack Speed, Max HP—

Team plan

Waves to prepare for

  1. Wave 1–3 Shared economy start

    Materials and XP are pooled; the first three shops decide whether the team is rich at wave 10.

    • Entrepreneur: Harvesting first, Luck second; no weapons beyond the starter until wave 4.
    • Everyone picks a weapon class now and sticks to it; the shop's weighting is split between players, so don't compete for the same class.
  2. Wave 5–6 First real pressure

    Enemy count ramps and the first spitters/chargers arrive; teams with no Max HP start trading revives here.

    • Every player at +10 Max HP minimum.
    • Someone takes the first Armor item that shows up.
  3. Wave 9–10 Pre-elite checkpoint

    Pursuers arrive from wave 11 and the first challenge wave hits at 11–12; what you have at the end of wave 10 is what you fight it with.

    • Damage players should have four weapons of their class merged to Tier II+ (Arms Dealer, Multitasker).
    • Buy one burst option for elites: crit, bosses damage, or explosion items.
  4. Wave 11–12 Challenge wave #1 (horde 40% / elite 60%)

    Elites spawn at 75% HP here but still one-shot low-HP players; a horde doubles the screen's enemy count.

    • Read the wave preview in the shop: horde → spread out and kite in circles; elite → focus it with everyone, adds second.
    • The highest-Armor player body-blocks while Arms Dealer/Multitasker burst it.
  5. Wave 14–15 Challenge wave #2

    Second horde/elite roll; enemy HP has doubled since wave 10, so burst that worked at 11 may not now.

    • Upgrade the main weapon to Tier III on every damage player before this wave.
    • Economy players stop buying economy; convert to Max HP.
  6. Wave 17–18 Guaranteed elite wave

    Always an elite, at full HP, with wave-18 enemy scaling behind it.

    • Everyone has Armor and Max HP as the last three level-ups.
    • Save 150+ materials across the team for the wave-19 shop (Tier IV weapon upgrades).
  7. Wave 20 Boss wave (two bosses on Danger 5)

    Both bosses at once on Danger 5; the fight is positioning, not DPS.

    • The player with the most Armor takes the dashing boss; Arms Dealer/Multitasker kites the projectile boss in a wide circle.
    • Nobody picks up materials during the fight unless a materials-damage build needs them.
    • Known weakness: Nobody can hold aggro; expect to spend the late game reviving each other.

Wave timings are for Danger 4–5 (challenge waves at 11–12, mid-teens and 17–18; two bosses on Danger 5). Lower Dangers have fewer or no challenge waves.

What the builder sees

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