Edit: Method no longer works, Camezonda ruined it.
In this week's update, a new point-farming method has been introduced in the form of Slime Survival's Freeze Tag. This easy-to-win game involves evading enemies, reviving team mates and best of all, getting a ton of easy points.
Sadly, it's locked behind a donator rank (no idea which just yet as store hasn't been updated), but if you have said rank then this method is viable for you.
So, how does it work? Here are the following sources of points on the Survivor team:
+5 points every thirty seconds that you're alive
+20 points for winning
+3 points for freezing an enemy slime
+3 points for reviving another player
+5 points for completing optional challenge
This means you're guaranteed sixty points if you stay alive, since you will get five points every thirty seconds, totaling to forty, plus the twenty you get for winning. Let's say you win every single game you play, and you play for an hour. We'll round up each game to five minutes, to factor in matchmaking and games left due to being the Slime. With sixty points being earned every five minutes, you'll be getting roughly 720 points an hour. This is enough points to buy most kits across the network.
Not enough for you? Well in the typical Freeze Tag game, you'll have seven players that you can revive, assuming they're frozen: (12 players - 4 slimes - 1 player (yourself)). Each revive grants +3 points, and you can easily get ten or more a game. But, I'm only going to include "safe revives", meaning revives that won't risk getting you killed, which will tremendously lower your points earned. Safe revives come in a variety of ways, from an unguarded player to using decoys / revival wands / revival grenades. Let's say totally hypothetically, you average only three safe revives a game. That's an additional 108 points an hour, making 828 points an hour overall. I'm not going to cover optional challenges and slime freezes, because frankly, they're too lackluster to risk dying for and many challenges are too difficult.
Well, that's about it. You can average 828+ points an hour if you play to the best of your abilities in Freeze Tag (1656+ if using a mutiplier). After only a few hours of playing, you can afford pretty much anything you've ever wanted - Plus, the game's super fun!
Edit: Fixed a mistake in reviving other players.
In this week's update, a new point-farming method has been introduced in the form of Slime Survival's Freeze Tag. This easy-to-win game involves evading enemies, reviving team mates and best of all, getting a ton of easy points.
Sadly, it's locked behind a donator rank (no idea which just yet as store hasn't been updated), but if you have said rank then this method is viable for you.
So, how does it work? Here are the following sources of points on the Survivor team:
+5 points every thirty seconds that you're alive
+20 points for winning
+3 points for freezing an enemy slime
+3 points for reviving another player
+5 points for completing optional challenge
This means you're guaranteed sixty points if you stay alive, since you will get five points every thirty seconds, totaling to forty, plus the twenty you get for winning. Let's say you win every single game you play, and you play for an hour. We'll round up each game to five minutes, to factor in matchmaking and games left due to being the Slime. With sixty points being earned every five minutes, you'll be getting roughly 720 points an hour. This is enough points to buy most kits across the network.
Not enough for you? Well in the typical Freeze Tag game, you'll have seven players that you can revive, assuming they're frozen: (12 players - 4 slimes - 1 player (yourself)). Each revive grants +3 points, and you can easily get ten or more a game. But, I'm only going to include "safe revives", meaning revives that won't risk getting you killed, which will tremendously lower your points earned. Safe revives come in a variety of ways, from an unguarded player to using decoys / revival wands / revival grenades. Let's say totally hypothetically, you average only three safe revives a game. That's an additional 108 points an hour, making 828 points an hour overall. I'm not going to cover optional challenges and slime freezes, because frankly, they're too lackluster to risk dying for and many challenges are too difficult.
Well, that's about it. You can average 828+ points an hour if you play to the best of your abilities in Freeze Tag (1656+ if using a mutiplier). After only a few hours of playing, you can afford pretty much anything you've ever wanted - Plus, the game's super fun!
Edit: Fixed a mistake in reviving other players.
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