Bloons Td 2 Glitch

[Mariela Laflam]

Thispage is for a list of bugs that have been discovered. They are separated into Confirmed and Patched. Feel free to add a bug that you found that is not listed here. Note that what is written on this page may not always be reliable.

The Pop and Awe powerup can stun bloons even when they are to the left or right of the screen. If the stunned bloons happen to be the last remaining bloons, they could prevent the player from completing the level within the next shot.

If the player selected the second or third monkey in the active shots after completing a level, the game may not automatically switch to the first monkey right before Golden Bloon Time. The game then proceeds to use shots starting from the selected slot, cycling through the last remaining shots from the right. Should the shots apparently end, the game will generate shots until the shots counter reaches 0, leaving the leftmost shots unused.

When playing, there is a glitch you could perform by minimizing the game then opening it again while sending bloons. This makes it so that the bloon you were sending is automatically sent without having to press anything (pc only).

When starting a match sometimes players would encounter an ad, and in this case, the screen would be cut and a blue screen with bubble would appear making the ad not play and the 'x' button not appear. It would happen frequently (mobile) (playing on version 3.1.0)

If the player hovers their cursor over a spot where the player can place a tower when the player has a tower selected, and right click on that spot, and then while the right-click menu is shown, click anywhere and the player can place that tower anywhere. (Patched in v1.12 BTD4 original and v1.18 expansion)

After beating level 1, the game prompts you to select a core weapon. By selecting the core option but not a core type, then changing language, and finally purchasing a core of the player's choice, it is possible to permanently disable the ability to purchase arm upgrades. Each time the game is reloaded, opening up the upgrade screen on arms will display a blank upgrade cost, no icons for the three main weapon types, and while tapping the core will let the player upgrade like normal, tapping the arm weapon slot will do nothing.

I was noticing an issue with strange flickering in textures in different games. The ones I noticed recently have been Dishonored 2 and Bloons TD 6. Both games aren't taxing on my rig so I was wondering why something like this would happen and how to fix it.

DDU, Mother Board BIOS update, Windows update, Latest Drivers, adjusted the video settings in Radeon (tried many different combinations, including highest and lowest, all default setting as well, all have the same flickering)

i have the same issues too, when i play games like valorant, genshin, pointblank, black squad the graphic game glitches and some white dots , green dots, black dots flickering too. and it happenned too when i watch videos on yt , twitch only the dots is flickering... but when i tested out with furmark and superposition benchmark it working fine, no glitches and random dots flickering.. im using bad PSU ( SIMBADDA 450 W ) is it caused by the PSU? i tried to install new driver and old driver too but nothing worked to fix this artifacts... sorry for bad english , i hope you understand

Hi, which monitor are you using? How is the video card connected from the power supply there are 2 cables of 6-8pin) for power supply for the video card or one (divided into 2)? Preferably 2 cables separately. If you do not use vertical synchronization, and does not limit fps in games, I recommend limiting it, (via amd adrenaline) for example: if you have a 144hz monitor, then it is desirable to make a limit of 141fps +- no more than 144. (and enable amd freesync) respectively 120Hz and 117 fps limit. This is due to the fact that the FPS is too high in old games, and some cards may give out artifacts, but not all cards, but only a few. If it doesn't help, then you need to figure it out further. Perhaps the monitor cable (but again, if there was a problem in the cable, then you would have artifacts in all games.) And it is possible that in the game itself (you need to check the integrity of the game files. If it doesn't help, download the latest drivers, then delete the old ones using display driver uninstaller (uninstall and reboot) of the PC pack restarts, turn off the Internet (no matter how) and install the new ones (which you downloaded.) and restart again and turn on the Internet again, and try the same games again)

-When using the backspace hotkey to sell towers, and your mouse is still over the tower, the range display will still stay, and block part of the map. This can be fixed by upgrading/selling/both a tower.

-When you upgrade the monkey village used for the infinite cash glitch that ISAB showed, the "infinite cash" is only a visual glitch, and continuing to use this glitch will send your money to the negatives, and give you a near unavoidable game over.

-5G Boomerangs placed at the edge of the map cannot throw their boomerangs. This could be an advantage as the rotating boomerangs stack up and cause mass damage, but the 5G boomerangs cannot hit bloons further away.

The Glitch Monkey is a monkey that glitches out any bloons below Rainbow in its radius once every two seconds. When a bloon is glitched out, it has a 75% possibility to become a bloon with a lower rank, but it also has a possibility to become a stronger bloon. It has a range of 200 pixels and can detect Camo bloons and pop Leads but not Purples.

Baldloons are corrupted Baldi-esque entities that appear in Baldi's Basics Birthday Bash and Baldi's Basics Classic Remastered. Their characteristics are the same as the party balloon decoration found within rooms and hallways of the Schoolhouse, due to them both being balloons and presumably being the same species.

The Baldloons also have randomly cropped numbers, letters, and symbols on their sprites. Every Baldloon always has a black shirt, except for the green Baldloon, which has a green shirt instead. The red Baldloons' glitched appearances are much more severe than other variant sprites, with multiple parts of their heads covering their torsos and rulers.

Baldloons can be found in the glitched school during the normal ending of Baldi's Basics Birthday Bash. They move around very slowly like balloons, and it is possible to push them. After finding the puzzle room, the player must enter the numbers in reference to how many Baldloons there are:

Shortly after entering the now-unlocked secret room, a numerous amount of red Baldloons will start to appear by clipping out from the walls, whilst playing an audio file called SpoopSound, which is mainly glitching noises. As time progresses, the number of red Baldloons will increase, slowly taking over all of the locations while following the player. This will get noisy very fast as each clone will play their SpoopSound individually.

Non-red Baldloons serve no function other than to be counted. Red Baldloons act as light obstacles, as they will slow down the player if they are surrounding them. After a short period of time, the amount of red Baldloons will start rapidly growing in quantity, which prevents the player from moving. Eventually it will go to the point where there are so many red Baldloons, that the player will be unable to see even the nearest wall. After a short while when the Baldloon's swarm you, a distorted "Thank you!" screen will appear. The sound can still be heard during the ending because the "Thank you!" screen is not a scene, but rather another simple UI element that blocks the player's view entirely.

Their behavior in Party Style is similar to their appearance in Birthday Bash, but the number of different-colored variants is randomized. The red Baldloons, as soon as they start appearing, will try to follow the player as if they were on a slippery plane. These variants will delete a tile upon touching one, and distorting the textures of everything upon touching the player. Towards the end of this style, a huge endless swarm of red Baldloons will spawn, slowly corrupting the entire school map. The player's speed and the Baldloon's will be greatly increased at that time.

The gameplay is very similar to Flappy Bird, where the player controls Balloon Boy into avoiding obstacles. Collecting three balloon pick-ups will give the player another balloon, but hitting an obstacle will pop one. The games ends if all the player's balloons pop. The longer the player survives, the higher their score will be.

The minigame occasionally switches day and night. During the day, the player can collect a party hat that increases their score by 1,000 points. During the night, bats fly across the screen, acting as additional obstacles.

Occasionally, a small purple glitching effect will appear on screen. If the player touches it quickly, the screen will have a glitched look before reverting to normal. However, if the player collects a glitch and carefully follows the outline of the terrain, a glitchy "good night" message will appear in front of an enlarged eclipsed Sun.

This section archives a lot of theories and speculation, which usually occurs from pre-release media, or just things that are still unknown, so please keep that in mind while reading. The page will continue to be updated with the most accurate information as more solid evidence is supplied.

Every time you pop a bloon, you earn money. You also earn money when you complete levels. This money is used to purchase new towers, upgrade the ones already in your possession, or to buy special items like road spikes and exploding pineapples. While this concept seems easy enough, many know that this game can get quite challenging. To help you level up like never before, consider the following Bloons TD5 Cheats:

You will have access to new Monkey Tower upgrades when you level up. Every upgrade gives you access to a different ability that helps you defeat the various bloons. Some of the best ones to have in your arsenal include:

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