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On this post we will be tackling about one important yard concept. This concept is bit harder to explain so that's why I pick this one to explain. The Anti-Zafreeti Smiley Face was invented and first used by my friend Jonty Simson. It's normally called AZSF and is more used than ever before today. I also made this for the people who always ask me about things like this. So here we go.
The Objective
The goal is to make an AZSF, Since Zaf is a very slow monster. We will make use of it by designing something that will let other monsters leave an AA tower's (Anti-air e.g. Snipers, Teslas and etc.) range. And allowing the AA tower to kill a zaf or two.
How To Do It
Making an AZSF is basically like "perfect ranging lvl 1". You take out an AA tower out from your yard and put it outside and away from a nearby tower like a cannon. And you calculate the range just so to make the monsters which is being followed by zafs will leave the AA tower's range and making the AA tower target the zafs instead and when the mob of monsters comeback, your AA tower will already target the zaf until it dies.
Example
One example of this concept is from iPhoneHack's Titanium Circle.
See the towers outside the never ending chain of towers? the one with blocks that looks like letter U's are AZSF's. But of course you can also make an internal AZSF too.
Like this example from Jonty Simson
Other
You can always make a more advanced version if you just wrapped your head around the idea. This will waste a lot of your blocks but it's almost an essential to have. And lastly if not done right will make your yard have less or low cf than it should so practice makes perfect.
Conclusion
It is something that every yard should have and that is the number 1 reason that I am posting this here. Think about how much wonders this concept would help you on creating much better yards in the future. If you like this post then you should know that I am planning on posting much more posts like this in the future. As always thanks for reading and don't forget to like the post.
