Amazingmaziarz5: I am not sure what you are asking, but I will take my best guesses. To exit the game (the game saves automatically), at the bottom left of the game you will see the menu button, click that to exit to go to the menu. If you are in the character section (chars), on the right, click return to go back to the dungeon.
Masternips: That simply means that you didn't choose the right towers to combine with your Ice Towers. Since I assume that you are earlier in the game, these are options for your combo at that point (or having Ice Tower with Snap Freeze): Boomerang Thrower with Sonic Boom; Bomb Tower; Mortar Tower; Monkey Apprentice (but be sure you want one in that area); Sniper Monkey with Full Metal Jacket; Glue Gunner with Corrosive Glue; Spike Factory with White Hot Spikes; Monkey Ace with Pineapple Present; and Monkey Sub with Ballistic Missile. (Hopefully I mentioned all of the more affordable ones.) You can have other towers in the area, but you need at least one of these (or more expensive versions of some others) to pop frozen bloons. I hope this helps; good luck! :)
TheAryjo: Since you enjoy this game, is there a reason you haven't got the hard badge yet? To answer your question, have you played the original Rebuild yet? (Just know that its hard badge is much harder than Rebuild 2's hard badge.) And while it isn't quite the same, since I see that you've played Caravaneer 2, have you played the original Caravaneer? If you enjoy strategy games have you tried (most of these are game series): Monsters' Den; Sonny; Cursed Treasure; Protector; Creeper World; Civilizations Wars; Gem Craft; Bloons Tower Defense; The Imperium; Castle Wars; The Enchanted Cave; Desktop Tower Defense; Warlords; Frontline Defense; Feudalism; ClueSweeper; Divine Generals; Frontier; Elements; Empire of the Galaldur … Hopefully that gives you enough games to look at to find some you would enjoy.
Joeyjoey90: I bet that the character you can't use is in the back row, correct? You likely have him using a melee instead of a ranged weapon. So either you have the wrong person in the back row, or you provided him the wrong weapon for your desired placement. While we're on placement, make sure to have your strongest armored character in the front middle as that position will take the most attacks. Also, try to avoid having any characters using only the blue armor in the front row. Hopefully that helps. :) If you have any further questions feel free to pm me.
Conejitos: I looked up an old comment of mine which might help you. For those who are having difficulty seeing the whole screen, try exiting to your prior page, then adjust your zoom before reentering. (For some reason, it doesn't work to adjusting zoom while in this game. And yes, if you are in the middle of a game, since you would have to start over regardless, you might as well at least get yourself killed first so that you can unlock a title. Backing out of the game is what I have to do when using my Opera, if I happened to have entered with my zoom incorrect. I have checked, and I do notice though that it seems to self-adjust on Chrome. So some browsers do not have this problem.) I hope this solves your problem. :)
Phanteon, if you enjoy good strategy games, give this game another chance, as it is a great strategy game. FYI, if you think that the harder levels of this game are too difficult to beat, you shouldn't try the original version's nightmare mode, as it is much more difficult, but you should realize that there are people who play that game on nightmare mode and mostly win the game (which is my preferred version). Once I was able to figure out better strategies for this game, I have always been able to beat it on impossible, as can many others. If you are not able to beat the ai, have you considered that your strategy isn't good enough? Try different strategies, or ask for help. I would be happy to help (pm me).
Very briefly: Focus on getting living quarters, farms, and a hospital, as the more people you have the more you can do and the safer you are, though you need to be able to feed them. Also, try to get to an edge (the sooner the better), and a corner is all the more important.
Amazingmaziarz5: If I remember correctly, the the first boss is the Corruptor and its strongest power is to make clones of all your people, which basically have the same abilities as your own. (If you don't have the ability to stop him from using his ability, it would likely be best to make sure that your people do not have damage reflection.) Since I use a Cleric, a Ranger, and two Rogues, I find it easiest for my Rogues to use Sap Strength whenever needed so that it can't use its special abilities. You may also find it helpful to blind him, whether you use the Rogues' Flash Powder or the Clerics' Holy Light (which you should definitely use on the group if you had to allow the copies of your own people). If you have any further questions you are welcome to pm me. Good luck! :)
Wertyuio: This game is a great strategy game. However, its tutorial no longer works. If you enjoy strategy games feel free to pm me; I would be happy to help.
James: If you think that this game on Impossible mode is too easy and you'd prefer it to be harder, you should try my preference, the original Rebuild on Nightmare mode as it is much harder. Good luck!
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Youngmakar: I avoid the Church of the Chosen Ones ending (embracing zombieism) by not allowing them to write the book about the zombies in the first place. Many people do allow them to do that (for some needed happiness), but they do say NO to letting them set up the Church.
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The following information Sionyx provided me (but I have never tested the results). I was told that even if you do allow them to to do such, that there ARE precautions to hopefully keep your fort from committing mass suicide (but it isn't a guarantee). They are: don't give food for the Day of the Dead; and don't add the Big Graveyard to the fort. Also mentioned is that there is an event where some of your survivors will come to the leader and ask to ban the Church because they're worshiping zombies. If you say yes you will lose the leader of the Church and two other random survivors but the fort will be saved from this ending. If you say no, some of your survivors will leave in disgust and you are well on your way to accomplishing that ending.
Elsewhere, I read that when you get a third church that the process is also irreversible. So try to either not get a third church or convert your churches into something else first (such as apartments).
Good luck!
Grod4: This game is absolutely possible to beat on Impossible mode (once you get a decent strategy). Impossible is the only mode I play on Rebuild 2 anymore (and I do win). It is the original Rebuild's Nightmare mode which is harder and will likely take longer to master. Good luck!
TheBJP: There are four endings to this game (you want to accomplish each of these): Cure Zombieism in the Laboratory; seal the Evil Graveyard; draft a Constitution at City Hall; and reclaim the whole town.
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V3NNY01: I have no idea if you are missing anything as you didn't explain what happened, but I will tell you that the first couple levels are the hardest levels, until you are able to get some extra skills to help you, so don't give up; you will get there. I know that many people use different combinations of people and different skills for how they choose to play. Myself, one of the things which I like to make sure that I have is full health and power before finishing killing the final enemy in each room. Doing this does take longer to play the game, but it makes it far safer to enter rooms. Most people seem to make sure to have at least one of either a cleric or a warrior as they are more heavily armored (placed in the front middle square to take on more attacks). I have even heard of some people selecting all clerics. Myself, in the original version I select cleric, ranger, and two rogues, while in this version I select cleric, ranger, rogue, and conjurer.
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Remember to place all melee-weaponed people (maximum of three) in the front row. Hopefully you are able to place all weak-armored people (mage and conjuror) in the back row with some type of ranged weapon. Avoid attacking large groups of enemies until you have collected some treasure to improve your people. You also need to watch to find out the skills that the enemy uses to learn which ones you need to kill/disable first. My top priority is to kill/disable Chosen (and Fearsower), so that it can't stop me from regenerating power. I also sap much of the power from the head boss so that it is unlikely to kill any of my people. The rest depends on who I am facing and where they are located. I hope that this helps. Feel free to pm me with any questions.
Because it has been well over one week to play just one game, and the lag is so bad that it takes hours for one level, and I want my computer back, I am just going to end the game. I feel that 220 rounds is plenty for Road Track Hard. :)
I was surprised that around the time I got to about the previous top couple scores that the game became easier. I believe that if my computer was up to it, that I could have played forever. I would have guessed that it would have become increasingly harder, but I guess not.
Since all my previous info had been wiped from playing years ago, my Bloon Count is basically what it took to get all my abilities (limited bloons for that), then all the one game. So, obviously tons of bloons come in later levels. Thus, anyone can get a high bloon count if they play high levels. If they had a score for money, mine would say over 7 billion for this one game. After dealing with all this lag, it is time to again move on to another game. Good luck to all!
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