best i can say is a lot of patience and being very very good at avoiding taking damage, ive at least made it to gold and i can say it takes a fat minute, when i lose focus on avoiding damage and just start going ham on the bots without moving, thats when i start taking some serious damage, also has a lot to do with situational awareness, alpha dogs will ♥♥♥♥ you up if you arent careful with how you hit them, i treat them like a bull, let em charge at me, dash to the side and smack em in the ass (if im not punching them in the face when i know they arent going to bite my arm off) for the jacks, i treat fighting them a lot like fighting ussam, face punches only to stun, blastwaves will stun them as well, throwing other enemies at them if you have fingers, overall keep distance from big ♥♥♥♥♥♥ it seems

im definitely not top 10 though, only maybe top 25-50%

I have to second this, i can get up to gold regularly but rarely breach 500 points, i just want to see it in action, someone getting 1000 plus points must be a whirlwind of destruction. Granted im hardly the youngest or fittest person playing im sure but gawd damn getting 1000 points or higher is basically super human to me.

One thing that took me to 25% was being able to grab stuff with fingers and throwing bots into the spikes. If you can, ALWAYS throw bots into spikes to give yourself more time for the bigger boys they throw your way.

Previously I was tapping out at 100 tons, but fingers and spike usage got me to about 250 tons destroyed.

And yeah I'd love to see one of the pros show us how it's done, maybe it comes down to certain parts you acquire.

Smashing bots into other bots, keeping distance between you and other bots, and maintaining situational awareness.

I can't do all those for more than, like, 250 - 300 per week, but that's the theory I think.

I manages to score ~830 in current week, got shockwave weapon for AoE/CC and overheating Bomba. Then run will go like this - alway kite enemies around while spamming shockwawes to get rid of smaller enemies and destroy shields/kill zombies if possible, for bigger one is just hit-and-run strategy, and once your weapon can overheat it's easy kill even for jacks and rhinos

My best build is usually focused on movement + shockwave. Even then, I find it gets unfair around round 14, where a small robot can come out of a door and jump in your face in less than a second. I dont feel like further waves would be fun, 1 to 10 is where the fun is IMO.

I don't think you supposed to wait for bots in front of the doors, not even shockwaves able to hit them behind invisible wall, so it's best to group up smaller bots and throw them off with a well placed shockwave since bots damage each other when boincing around area or from walls. Which means staying in a middle and be vigilant

Just found that YT channel : Ex Industries