How Many Pops For Max Paragon The maximum pops you can get for the paragon power is 16.2M (16M pops combined from all towers of the same type) You also should get: 250k money spent on sacrifices 100... how many pops do you need for a level 100 paragon : r/btd6 Deep Dive into Paragon Leveling. There are 4 contributing factors into paragon leveling. The pops requirement is a total pops of all the towers used to make the paragon.... Deep Dive into Paragon Leveling : r/btd6 - Reddit Paragons | Bloons Wiki | Fandom Found this website pretty quick, but thought some of you might like to know how much rounds it takes to max your paragons (Pop count only - 16.2M pops) (From... How much rounds you need to max your paragon pop count How To ALWAYS Get A Max Paragon Degree In BTD6! - YouTube How to get a max paragon In Co-op/Solo (BTD 6) - YouTube May 10, 2022 · To maximize your Paragon degree, make sure you have all of these requirements: 3 original tier 5 towers for base paragon. 100x times upgrades of that tower. $250,000+... Bloons TD 6: How To Properly Upgrade Paragon Tower Bloons TD 6 How to get the Perfect Paragon - Yekbot How to Get Max Level Paragon in BTD6 - Touch, Tap, Play Navarch of the Seas | Bloons Wiki | Fandom People also ask How many Pops does it take to Max a paragon? Found this website pretty quick, but thought some of you might like to know how much rounds it takes to max your paragons (Pop count only - 16.2M pops) (From u/epicalex4444 's post) The website is nice you can also find out how many pops you need for a certain amount of rounds, or if you are a maniac getting Paragons on ABR or anything else. How much rounds you need to max your par… www.reddit.com/r/btd6/comments/ouhovj/how_much_rounds_you_need_to_max_your_paragon_pop/ See all results for this question What is the highest level a paragon can have? For most Paragons, excluding Apex Plasma Master (max level being 79), Degree 76 was the highest degree possible in single-player mode as surpassing 110,706 power required a 4th Tier 5 tower, which was only possible in co-op. However, the introduction of Geraldo's Paragon Power Totems circumvents this need. Paragons | Bloons Wiki | Fandom bloons.fandom.com/wiki/Paragons See all results for this question How many Paragon Power can you get? The maximum power that can be obtained is 210,000 power, achievable in both co-op and single-player, the latter only possible with Geraldo’s Paragon Power Totems, but only 200,000 at max will be used. Choose a Paragon degree between 1 and 100 and it will convert into an intended Paragon power equivalence in-game. Paragons | Bloons Wiki | Fandom bloons.fandom.com/wiki/Paragons See all results for this question How many Paragons do you need to reach a max level? They refresh every round and you are going to need 54 of them to reach a max level paragon in solo. Fourth Step – Wait for the 1st and 3rd step to be completed (2nd should already have been completed considering it is the quickest)and when that is the case upgrade to your tier 100 paragon. Bloons TD 6 How to get the Perfect Parago… www.yekbot.com/bloons-td-6-how-to-get-the-perfect-paragon/ See all results for this question https://www.reddit.com › r › btd6 how many pops do you need for a level 100 paragon : r/btd6 The maximum pops you can get for the paragon power is 16.2M (16M pops combined from all towers of the same type) You also should get: 250k money spent on sacrifices 100... Deep Dive into Paragon Leveling : r/btd6 - Reddit How much rounds you need to max your paragon pop count https://www.reddit.com › otjfvw › deep_dive_into_paragon_leveling Deep Dive into Paragon Leveling : r/btd6 - Reddit Deep Dive into Paragon Leveling. There are 4 contributing factors into paragon leveling. The pops requirement is a total pops of all the towers used to make the paragon.... https://bloons.fandom.com › wiki › Paragon Paragons | Bloons Wiki | Fandom Overview Description Creating a Paragon Degree and Requirements Sacrifice Recommendations Behavior and Interactions Strategy Comparison to the Vengeful True Sun God History Paragons, also known as Tier 6 or 5-5-5 Towers, are the final upgrade tier that was introduced to Bloons TD 6 in Version 27.0. Paragons are meant to be a superpowered upgrade of a tower, borrowing some features from all three upgrade paths of a specific tower to deal enormous damage to all bloon types (including camo), with bonus damage to boss bloons, and more. As such, they are among the most powerful upgrades in Bloons TD 6. By default, towers can only be upgraded to Paragons in normal game modes and Challenge Editor. Unlike the Vengeful True Sun God, Paragons can be obtained in sandbox mode once said Paragon has been created by the player in a regular game. They can also be created in C.H.I.M.P.S. See full list on bloons.fandom.com Appearance The designs of each Paragon merge visual elements from the three contributing Tier 5 towers, while still retaining a look that is largely independent from any of the sacrificial towers. In addition, the name of the Paragon usually derives from some combination of the constituent Tier 5 towers, though not necessarily. Paragons appear larger in size compared to the base tower (but the footprint is unchanged) and gain more striking adornments every 20 degrees. General Overview Paragons are created by placing all three Tier 5 Upgrades of a desired tower and upgrading any of the Tier 5 towers to the paragon upgrade. Paragons provide the highest raw power compared to their non-Paragon counterparts. However, Paragons utilize a very distinct system of optimized power, relying on a series of investments, quantitatively high numbers of towers and their upgrades, a high monetary investment, and a large accumulation of pops and/or income (if applicable). Paragons are unable to be affected by most tower interactions. All Paragons have limited interactions that are generally exclusive to them, most notably extra damage to Bosses and absorbing Paragon Power Totems owned by Geraldo. If a particular tower type has an available Paragon, the upgrade menu for that tower type will have an icon of a Paragon next to it. To unlock the Paragon upgrade for an eligible tower, all Tier 5 Upgrades for that tower must be unlocked first, alongside sufficient XP to unlock the Paragon upgrade itself. The Paragon upgrade is hidden from view until unlocking all Tier 5 upgrades of that tower type. Once available, however, the Paragon panel is revealed, a purple panel containing a single Paragon icon in the middle. The name of the Paragon reveals itself, and the player may select the icon to view its description, often a "mysterious" ambiguous description. The upgrade portrait for that Paragon remains hidden until finally unlocked. After obtaining the unlock for the Paragon, the entire upgrade menu background for that tower type changes from blue to purple permanently. A special Paragon transformation sound effect also plays, alongside the Paragon icon in the upgrade menu opening up and revealing the upgrade portrait for that Paragon. Unlocking the Paragon upgrade for each of the eligible towers is the final milestone to unlocking all upgrades. Each Paragon sacrifices all towers of their type, including the required Tier 5 towers, merging them into a single powerful tower via a transformation. Immediately following is an animation consisting of an ascended purple monkey T-posing, followed by blue orbs containing souls (which are the constituent towers to be merged into the singular entity) moving telekinetically toward it, accompanied by the sounds of magic pulling their powers together. After starting a transformation into a Paragon, it takes about three seconds before the transformation finishes. Once fully transformed and summoned, it can be interacted with and can begin attacking. Finally, there is a display of a purple text representing the value of the Paragon's Degree (which ranges between 1 to 100) and a left-adjacent Paragon icon, which appears briefly for visual purposes. When interacted, the Paragon's menu becomes permanently transformed, converting the upgrade menu into a merged purple display of the Paragon's upgrade icon and description, although the pop count will still contain the statistics of the current tower without accounting for its constituent towers. Additionally, the amount of sellback is not merged into the Paragon, only giving back the sellback of the chosen Tier 5 and the Paragon upgrade combined. Starting from v39.0, Paragons can directly receive a cash injection before being built for more Paragon Power. The amount of cash you can put into it scales with the cost of the Paragon upgrade itself, and also comes with a 5% markup compared to placing down sacrificial non-tier 5 towers. Paragons can become stronger by having a higher Degree. Having a higher Degree increases many of its base statistics, particularly pierce, attack speed, damage, and ability cooldowns (if applicable). Higher Degrees are obtained by having more towers and upgrades of the same type, more collective pops and/or generated cash, and a greater monetary investment. List of Paragons As of Version 41.0, there are 8 Towers with Paragon upgrades in the game. See full list on bloons.fandom.com First, ensure that the Paragon has been unlocked using money on the tower's upgrade page. Then, a Paragon can be created by having one of each tier 5 tower for a specific monkey on screen, at which point, the upgrade icon for the Paragon will become available on any of the tier 5 towers. Before finalizing the purchase, the player will be prompted to boost the Paragon directly with in-game cash if they want. Purchasing the upgrade will change the selected tower into the Paragon, while sacrificing every other tower of that type on screen (including those belonging to co-op players). In addition, all Paragon Power Totems will be consumed by that Paragon. Only one Paragon of a specific tower may exist at a time, even in co-op. See full list on bloons.fandom.com Sacrifice Requirements In addition to cosmetic changes every 20 degrees, higher degree Paragons deal increased damage. The degree is determined by an internal value known as "power", which itself is dependent on total pop count and cash generated, Tier 5 upgrades, non-Tier 5 upgrades, cost, and number of sacrificed towers as follows: •Each Tier 5 tower will contribute 6,000 power (for a maximum of 50,000 power), 10,000 power if pre-39.0. •Each non-Tier 5 tower upgrade tier will contribute 100 power (for a maximum of 10,000 power). •Every $(Paragon Price/20,000) spent on sacrificed towers or $(Paragon Price*1.05/20,000) manually invested cash will contribute 1 power (for a maximum of 60,000 power, 10,000 if pre-39.0). If pre-39.0, every $25 spent per 1 power, up to $250,000. •Every 180 pops or $45 of bonus income achieved by towers will contribute 1 power (for a maximum of 90,000 power). •Each Paragon Power Totem from Geraldo's Shop contributes 2,000 power (no limit). Attack Statistics The attack speed, pierce, damage, bonus damage, boss damage, and ability cooldowns scale with degree (represented as D in the formulas below) as follows. Regular Damage: The regular damage of each attack for all Paragons scales with Degree according to the formula below: Damage = d D = { d 0 ( 1 + 0.01 ( D − 1 ) ) + ⌊ D − 1 10 ⌋ , for 2 ≤ D ≤ 99 2 d 0 + 10 , for D = 100 {\displaystyle \text{Damage} = d_D=\begin{cases} d_0(1+0.01(D-1))+\lfloor\frac{D-1}{10}\rfloor, & \text{for }2\le D\le 99 \\ 2d_0+10, & \text{for }D=100 \end{cases}} Where "D" is degree and d0 is the Damage of that attack at Degree 1. This can be found on each individual Paragon's page. Bonus Damage: The bonus damage of each attack (against MOABs, Ceramics, Camos, etc.) scales with degree according to the formula below. Add it to the regular damage to calculate total damage where applicable. Bonus Specialized Damage = { s d 0 ( 1 + 0.01 ( D − 1 ) ) , for 2 ≤ D ≤ 99 2 s d 0 , for D = 100 {\displaystyle \text{Bonus Specialized Damage} = \begin{cases} sd_0 (1+0.01(D-1)), & \text{for }2\le D\le 99 \\ 2sd_0, & \text{for }D=100 \end{cases}} Where "D" is degree and sd0 is the bonus specialized damage (e.g. bonus ceramic damage) of that attack at Degree 1. This can be found on each individual Paragon's page. Boss Bloon Damage (since Version 39.0): Total Boss Bloon Damage per each degree for each attack can be calculated as follows: Total Boss Damage = ( d D + m d D + b d D ) ( 1 + 0.25 ⌊ D 20 ⌋ ) {\displaystyle \begin{align} \text{Total Boss Damage} & {} = (d_D+md_D+bd_D)\left (1+0.25\lfloor \tfrac{D}{20} \rfloor \right ) \end{align} } Extra Boss Damage = b d D = { b d 0 ( 1 + 0.01 ( D − 1 ) ) , for 2 ≤ D ≤ 99 2 b d 0 , for D = 100 {\displaystyle \text{Extra Boss Damage} = bd_D = \begin{cases} bd_0 (1+0.01(D-1)), & \text{for }2\le D\le 99 \\ 2bd_0, & \text{for }D=100 \end{cases}} bd0 is the boss bloon bonus damage at Degree 1, and dD and mdD are the Regular Damage and MOAB Damage for each degree as outlined above. Boss damage multiplier also applies to other extra damage (like Ceramic and Camo). Elite boss damage is exactly double as normal boss bloon damage. For boss-specific bonus damage to special properties other than MOAB-class damage and Boss damage: •Unshielded Dreadbloon (Lead) •Shielded Dreadbloon (Ceramic) •Camouflaged Phayze (Camo) Total Unshielded Dreadbloon Damage = ( d D + l d D + m d D + b d D ) ( 1 + 0.25 ⌊ D 20 ⌋ ) {\displaystyle \begin{align} \text{Total Unshielded Dreadbloon Damage} & {} = (d_D+ld_D+md_D+bd_D)\left (1+0.25\lfloor \tfrac{D}{20} \rfloor \right ) \end{align}} Total Shielded Dreadbloon Damage = ( d D + c d D + m d D + b d D ) ( 1 + 0.25 ⌊ D 20 ⌋ ) {\displaystyle \begin{align} \text{Total Shielded Dreadbloon Damage} & {} = (d_D+cd_D+md_D+bd_D)\left (1+0.25\lfloor \tfrac{D}{20} \rfloor \right ) \end{align}} Total Camoflagued Phayze Damage = ( d D + c a d D + m d D + b d D ) ( 1 + 0.25 ⌊ D 20 ⌋ ) {\displaystyle \begin{align} \text{Total Camoflagued Phayze Damage} & {} = (d_D+cad_D+md_D+bd_D)\left (1+0.25\lfloor \tfrac{D}{20} \rfloor \right ) \end{align}} •ld_D = bonus lead damage •cd_D = bonus ceramic damage •cad_D = bonus camo damage Main Takeaways The degree of a Paragon can be increased by purchasing up to 9 extra Tier 5 towers, 100 upgrade tiers (non-T5 towers), $250,000 spent, 16.2 million pops/$4.05 million cash generated, and unlimited power totems in the towers sacrificed. These are listed, generally, in order of easiest to most difficult to achieve. The main takeaways of these equations are that there are diminishing damage returns for higher degree Paragons. So, in general, it is more efficient to go for several mid-tier Paragons, as opposed to one max degree Paragon. See full list on bloons.fandom.com Degree 1 •0 Power Needed. •Purchase the first three tier-5 upgrades. Degree 20 v39.0 and later •11,219 Power Needed. •Purchase the first three tier-5 upgrades. •Follow one of these criteria below. Criteria: 1.Have at least 100 upgrade tiers and $(Paragon price/20,000) * 1219 (e.g. $25,800 for Ascended Shadow on Medium) invested in the non-T5 cost sacrifices. Usually, the cheapest way is with 25 tier 2 towers on two paths, but space restrictions may prompt 20 tier 3 or 17 tier 4 towers with a tier 2 crosspath (such as 2-4-0 or 0-4-2 as opposed to 0-4-0). 2.Use the cash slider to invest $(Paragon price/20,000) * 11219 * 1.05 (e.g. $294,499 for Ascended Shadow on Medium; cost slider should be at least "$794,499" for this example) Pre-v39.0 •11,219 Power Needed. •Purchase the first three tier-5 upgrades. •Have at least 100 upgrade tiers and $25,800 invested in the non-T5 cost sacrifices. Usually, the cheapest way is with 25 tier 2 towers on two paths, but space restrictions may prompt 20 tier 3 or 17 tier 4 towers with a tier 2 crosspath (such as 2-4-0 or 0-4-2 as opposed to 0-4-0). Degree 22 (v39.0 Apex Plasma Master + Master Double Cross) •12,518 Power Needed (power value: 13185) •Purchase the first three tier-5 upgrades •Add a second Crossbow Master while Master Double Cross is turned on See full list on bloons.fandom.com Paragons behave, in large part, like any other tower. However, they are not able to receive most buffs or participate in most tower interactions. A few of these behavior quirks are listed. •Only one Paragon of a specific tower is allowed on screen at a time (even in co-op) •Paragons cannot have any buffs directly applied to them, except by other Paragons and Monkey Knowledge (specifically the Paragon of Power Monkey Knowledge). •Paragons can deal increased damage to bloons via debuffing status effects such as Glue Storm, Cripple MOAB, or Super Brittle. •Paragons are not affected by the following powers: Energizing Totem, Monkey Boost, or Time Stop. •As a result, Time Stop allows the Paragons to attack at their normal speed while bloons are immensely slowed, effectively acting as a significant buff. See full list on bloons.fandom.com Summary Paragons combine all three attacks of their constituent Tier 5 towers to deal immense damage to all bloon types. However, the high cost of these upgrades and inability to receive buffs makes them difficult to justify in the presence of cheaper combinations of towers (such as Ultraboost and Flying Fortress). As a result, the main use cases for Paragons, as of now, are during late game and Boss Events. In any case, use of a Paragon requires a robust farming set up, setup of the sacrificial towers, and time to accumulate pops to maximize damage output. Tips •In bosses, it is better to go for a cheap degree 20 paragon than spend excess money on a degree 30. This is because a cheap degree 20 requires only $25,800 cash, but 100 upgrade tiers. Because of this, usually 25 towers with two tier 2 two paths will be used, as they are usually the cheapest per upgrade, but space restrictions may prompt 20 tier 3 or 17 tier 4 towers with a tier 2 crosspath. Sometimes, extra cash spent is necessary to reach degree 20. Some unreleased paragons also have a tier 3 upgrade that is either not significantly more expensive or is even cheaper than their tier 2 equivalent per tier. •Paragons can greatly help with getting achievements obtained through Freeplay grinding (Super BAD, Sapper, Impoppable, etc.), especially to minimize lag (Apex Plasma Master excluded). •To achieve the most pops for a single tower type, focus on a single Paragon first. Use the most of one tower type. Try the strategies used for the Tier 5 Upgrades of the same tower type, to maximize pops. •As most of the RBE is concentrated into the later rounds, it is generally not difficult to get a high total pop count for Paragons in freeplay. •Note that round 132 is the first round where the game's cumulative RBE exceeds 16.2 million pop threshold. Waiting until round 136 before upgrading to Paragon should provide enough buffer to achieve the 16,200,000 pops for max degree, assuming the sacrificial towers are responsible for ~80% of all pops until that point. These rounds will occur earlier on Double HP MOABs and Boss Events due to the RBE from Boss Bloons and spawns, so it is always best to confirm by summing manually. •Use all Tier 5 upgrades of the same type in order to rack up the most pops and costs, which can be then utilized for a much stronger Paragon. After obtaining all Tier 5 upgrades possible, buy the most expensive possible Tier 4 crosspath. •As a rule of thumb when investing for a single high-level Paragon, try aiming for ~$300,000+ total value of a specific tower type and ~17,000,000+ damage count when taking into account the sum of all towers of the same type. •The precise monetary and damage count amounts are actually $250,000+ and 16.2M pops, respectively, but aiming for $300K+ and 17M+ pops guarantee that any unexpected miscalculations are negligible. •While most paragons are capable of soloing to round 100, they are not viable for popping Golden Bloons, since it will only result in the Golden Bloon rapidly jumping to the end of the track, due to the invulnerability. •Using Bloon Debuffing status effects such as the Cripple MOAB, Super Brittle, and Glue Storm are advised. As these are indirect buffs, they are able to increase the damage output of the Paragon. This is particularly impactful for cheap Paragons such as Apex Plasma Master and Glaive Dominus, which typically deal low base damage. •Total sellback for a Paragon is actually much less than the usual 70% of the total costs of the Paragon itself and its constituant sacrifices, as these costs do not transfer into the Paragon, only as if purely the chosen Tier 5 upgrade and the Paragon upgrade itself. •Chosen Tier 5 matters for Paragons if the Paragon is planned to be sold later. An expensive T5 should be the chosen in that case (e.g. Plasma Monkey Fan Club instead of Crossbow Master or Ultra-Juggernaut), to gain more sellback and waste less money from selling. General Paragon Power Tips •In bosses, creating a cheap degree 20 with 25 towers with two tier 2 upgrades is typically more cost efficient than spending the full amount of cash (or max of $250,000 pre-39.0) in sacrifices. Pre-39.0, $25,800 cash and 100 upgrade tiers are enough to reach Degree 20, although limited space may require tier 3's or tier 4's instead. •Some Paragons have a greater cash sacrifice max. Expensive lone upgrade costs require more cash sacrifices to reach a similar Paragon degree. •Take advantage of buffs to maximize income and pops for a higher power paragon in the lategame. Income buffs such as a Support Sun Temple, Monkey City, and Rubber to Gold will boost the income gained from popping bloons or alternative income, notably useful for Lead to Gold, Pirate Lord, any Banana Farm, and Bloon Trap. Similarly, damage, pierce, and attack speed buffs and debuffs like Embrittlement, Jungle Drums, Berserker Brew, and Overclock help maximize the damage output of a tower. •Utilize discounts on towers if aiming for a cost-efficient upgrade. Notably, use Support Temple's discounts on tier 5s used in a Paragon, and Monkey Commerce on expensive towers (notably, Super Monkey, Heli Pilot, or Dartling Gunners). •For Boss Bloon Events, disabling the Monkey Knowledge Big Bloon Sabotage can be very helpful to get higher degrees, especially for Tier 5 Bosses. •Manually investing the full amount of cash into a Paragon (equal to [Paragon cost * 3.15] on top of the upgrade cost) will result in a Degree 56 Paragon in all cases except the Apex Plasma Master with Master Double Cross, which will be Degree 59. •An incomplete list of how the different power sources influence a Paragon's degree: •As mentioned above, max manual cash contribution results in a degree 56 Paragon without Master Double Cross, and degree 59 with the MK. •Obtaining the maximum amount of pops/cash-generated results in a degree 69 Paragon without Master Double Cross. For Apex Plasma Master with Double Master Cross, this increases to degree 71. •Obtaining the maximum amount of tiers and maximum cash contribution results in a degree 61, 64 for Apex Plasma Master with Double Master Cross. •Having both maximum pops/cash-generated and maximum cash contribution results in a degree 88 Paragon without Master Double Cross. For Apex Plasma Master with Double Master Cross, this increases to degree 90. •With maximum pops/cash-generated, maximum cash contribution and 100 T4-and-under tiers, a degree 91 Paragon will be created without Master Double Cross, and degree 92 with the MK. This is generally the highest power obtainable in single-player without Geraldo. See full list on bloons.fandom.com Paragons share a number of similarities to the Vengeful True Sun God (VTSG) in terms of function and gameplay mechanics but there are also some differences. Similarities:•Both the VTSG and Paragons sacrifice other towers to increase their own power. •Both require all three Tier 5 towers of their tower type to be created. •Both are considered 5-5-5 towers. This is confirmed by the Victory Callout image for the Paragons, and the internal game files which label the VTSG as a 5-5-5 True Sun God. •Only one VTSG and one of each Paragon type are allowed on screen at a time (even in co-op). These are the only towers with such a limit. •Both Paragons and the VTSG are at the apex of their tower type, in terms of cost and damage output. See full list on bloons.fandom.com Paragons were first teased here on Twitter, at July 1st/2nd, 2021, and were later revealed at July 8th/9th, 2021, here. Another teaser was shown on Facebook on July 15th/16th, 2021, and similarly on Twitter. The first Paragon to be revealed was the Paragon Dart Monkey, the "Apex Plasma Master", as part of the second teaser for Paragons. The same teaser also features a mysterious language whose letters arrange to form the word "paragon". The second Paragon revealed was a merge for the Boomerang Monkey, the "Glaive Dominus", as seen in the third teaser for Paragons; this teaser features the same mysterious language writing seen in the Dart Monkey Paragon teaser. Ninja Kiwi confirmed on their 16th July 2021 blog that the There Can Be Only One MK would remain the same. Unlike VTSG, the Super Monkey Paragon is expected to not need Monkey Knowledge, will not require Sacrifices for the Temple and True Sun God upgrades, and can allow The Anti-Bloon and Legend of the Night to be spawned after its own upgrade. Potentially, the VTSG can be summoned after the Super Monkey Paragon is upgraded. In that blog, when asked whether the Sentry Paragon would receive a name change after the release of Paragons, Ninja Kiwi said "Probably not!" However, the upgrade was later renamed to Sentry Champion in Version 28.0. Weekly since the release of Version 27.0, Ninja Kiwi has answered several questions regarding Paragons, including their development and some lore about them. Ninja Kiwi's 30th July 2021 blog states that they are working on releasing all Paragons, but they will need time to balance every Paragon before they can officially make any announcement for their releases. Paragons were further revealed on their August 6th 2021 blog, with refinements on what is being developed regarding the Paragons and how each Paragon will be released and dealt with in the future. On 6th October 2021, Ninja Kiwi teased the Ascended Shadow, as shown on their Twitter page. It was later released in the 28.0 update. See full list on bloons.fandom.com Video Duration: 3 minhttps://www.reddit.com › r › btd6 How much rounds you need to max your paragon pop count Found this website pretty quick, but thought some of you might like to know how much rounds it takes to max your paragons (Pop count only - 16.2M pops) (From... 2:13 https://m.youtube.com › watch How To ALWAYS Get A Max Paragon Degree In BTD6! - YouTube Author: Ethan ReidViews: 296.7K8:17 https://m.youtube.com › watch How to get a max paragon In Co-op/Solo (BTD 6) - YouTube Author: NortyViews: 1234Date: Apr 7, 2022https://kosgames.com › bloons-td-6-how-to-properly-upgrade-paragon Bloons TD 6: How To Properly Upgrade Paragon Tower May 10, 2022 · To maximize your Paragon degree, make sure you have all of these requirements: 3 original tier 5 towers for base paragon. 100x times upgrades of that tower. $250,000+... https://www.yekbot.com › bloons-td-6-how-to-get-the-perfect-paragon Bloons TD 6 How to get the Perfect Paragon - Yekbot First step – You are going to want to place your maximum amount of tier 5 moneys, and through out the game make sure before you buy the paragon that your moneys have at ... https://www.touchtapplay.com › how-to-get-max-level-paragon-in-btd6 How to Get Max Level Paragon in BTD6 - Touch, Tap, Play Oct 14, 2022 · The maximum amount of Power your Paragon can have is 200,000. 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