Tips for choosing the best routes

Summary

• Always schedule the route with useful items to optimize progress and explore the next step.

• Identify the food and sources of food to effectively control stamina and hunger.

• Use items strategically to navigate demanding sections and planning routes to avoid a dead end.

In terms of difficulty and intensity, Top It is certainly at the bottom of the scale compared to most other cooperative games. The game sometimes offers a decent challenge, but many difficulties come in the way the map is generated and how players go after climbing the mountains.

With a random set of walls, objects, surfaces and jumps every day to solve players, it can be difficult to know how to read a new set of climb without the right set of ideas. But with a little experience and good eye for details, most players quickly find out how to optimize their routes and go to the next phase with small to any problems.

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Check your baggage

Always something useful for the next step

One of the most important parts of any distance to the climb is to have a good set of objects at hand that helps the team to advance to the next biome. Some are simple foods or stamina, while others can provide traversal options changing game that allows players to effectively skip certain parts of the map.

It may be useful to plan the route with respect to luggage and other containers of items, because there is not only a small or no disadvantage for a small detour to catch an extremely valuable item. Also luggage containers are almost always in a nice safe place. This means that players not only get an item or two for their efforts, but lookout points can be a great way to explore their next step.

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Look for obvious ledges

Nice place to rest these arms

Although this might sound like a simple strategy, the only real way to achieve progress Top It is to choose some good stops to regenerate this endurance. The game generates its map quite randomly, but it is always safe to assume that there will be some practical ledges to pause, even if they are just out of sight.

Players often find themselves under a rock face, without ways to check the surfaces above them. In such cases, an attempt to turn back to obtain some information can be a saving life, and players can quickly get used to how certain cornices lock up from below, or where to stand on steeper climb, which do not necessarily seem to have resistance.

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Monitor the food sources

Hunger is always a problem

Stamina is a key statistics for players that follow their climb, because if they don't have enough food to get around, their bar will quickly reduce hunger. When moving up, it is important to pay attention to food sources, such as trees with berries, bushes or even mushrooms, because even several other refreshments can be a difference on most of the climb.

As in luggage approach, players can observe the ground above them and plan a route with food stops on their journey. It is best to think about food sources as a rest to be used as an opportunity to discharge, eat and prepare for the next step with a fresh set of eyes for subsequent challenges.

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Think about items

Use any tools needed

Top It provides players a lot of useful tools that help them along the way, from puzzles to simple ropes. Each of them serves a significant purpose in helping players to get to the top. Items can quickly transform as the climb is played, because an area that was initially unsurpassed can suddenly be open and give players a whole new way.

Items, such as an anti-tap coil or a chain cannon, can reverse the influx of a bad situation within seconds and their presence should be taken into account at any time of the climb. If the section forward looks easy, but is slightly out of reach, the practical additional rope can help clean the face. Or, if there seems to be no other route, players can use an item to bridge the gap into the next phase.

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Find out the entire route

Plan more than the first obstacle

It's one thing you can jump in the first few steps Top, However, this means nothing if players did not plan to route much further. One of the first things that players should do before they catch the wall is to look up and around and find out what options behind them only on a small surface near the ground.

The preparation is so important, because when players are on the wall itself, it can be very difficult to see where to go, because it is difficult to get into a good position to see the above potential ways. Having a good mental map from the country will increase the chances of the team to success ten times. After each biome, there is a handy habit of helping players in the harder stages of the game.

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Make the safest routes

Simplicity is almost always the best

It may seem fun or exciting to bump over a giant bridge or go to a bold jump, but largely, given how the maps are generated and how the game works, it is good to stick to simple routes if possible. It is best to take those risky only if there are no other options.

There is nothing worse than making it a decent way on the wall, but trying to make further progress due to lack of safe possibilities or easy routes. Players will have much easier time if they choose safer routes that have a finer path of progress, and when they need, they perform a few heavier jumps and move to clean longer sections if necessary.

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Focus on keeping up from the wall

Give yourself the best possible look

The best way to approach any climb Top is to provide the team as much as possible. If everyone clusters and is trying to do it even more, it may be a good idea to send a scout or move as a team to a nearby favorable place to get some insight into the mountains in front of it and prevent any blind streets from running.

Being able to move from the wall, if possible, gives players a much greater chance of a safer landing if something goes wrong. If the team is rising too many overhangs, any bad step can quickly press their end. Maintaining a distance can be a simple but effective way to avoid problems and keep the team in motion on the cliff face.