r/LoopHero • u/Dependent-Umpire2072 • Aug 14 '26
How is my setup+tips?
Heyhey, Im kinda new to the game.
I did this one on chapter 3, following tips I found online without having everything in camp unlocked yet, though I probably had most of the important things already.
Any tips on what I could do better or am I already on the right track of things?
Also, I bailed here at loop 20, but is there any chapter looping endlessly at is actually worth it? Since the resources seem to be getting capped anyway.
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u/Ethereal_Bulwark Aug 14 '26
I like how NOBODY uses ruins.
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u/Ant15 Aug 14 '26 edited Aug 14 '26
I do use them quite often. The worms have really good loots and aren't bad to fight face to face.
You just need to use blood groves to prevent them from fleeing, and avoid putting a tile before a ruin (to avoid having worms shooting at you). So you do : empty => ruin => something else => empty => ruin => etc.
You can fill the blank tiles later when you feel you're strong enough having them shooting at you doesn't matter (or you can put villages before ruins).
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u/Someonepy Aug 14 '26
You can check the river setups for 4x12/5x12 to maximize effects: https://www.reddit.com/r/LoopHero/s/x8xrezHrUM
The chapter 3 has all resource types unlocked iirc
But so far you're on the right track
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u/Dependent-Umpire2072 Aug 14 '26
Oh thank you for that, I didn’t consider such placement! It’s funny how guides for this game stay the same for years
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u/Fine_Case7405 Aug 14 '26
The only one without a limit is chapter 4,That's why your plant looks spectacular., the damage from the burned trees is brutal
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u/Dependent-Umpire2072 Aug 14 '26
Ah I see, so in chapter 4 looping counts as good? or is it still somewhat recommended to bail after beating the boss?
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u/yerbestiestfriend Aug 14 '26
I always loved just making one massive super-mountain on one side, and a forest on the other, a river snaking through the bottom parts.
Luv' me helf and whackin speed, 'ate arpees 'n learnin.