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If you're familiar with Income Defense, skip to the next paragraph. On the surface, Income Defense plays like your typical tower defense. You build bunkers and get upgrades to kill the units that come at you. The twist? Units aren't selected by the computer, they're sent by the opposing team, and sending units increases how much money you make every cycle of the timer.

If you're familiar with Income Defense Red vs Blue (up to 2.0), skip to the next paragraph. What makes Red vs Blue stand apart from other Income Defense maps? It's so far the only one that has multiple stages of bunkers; now instead of hitting the bunker maximum around the same time you get your first upgrade (if balancing defense well) you'll probably have more than 150 upgrades before you max (20 stage 4) Red vs Blue bunkers. And don't worry, with far more powerful units to send, you can still push your opponents' defenses to their limits (and they yours); the final unit in RvB costs (relatively) 50 times that of the typical final unit of other Income Defenses. Again, don't worry, the ratio of income gained from pricier units drops very slowly (until the sudden drop at the $5M unit). Also, players can buy lives (whose prices double with each purchase, starting at $1k and depleting at $20M [each player's prices unaffected by others']) and build bunkers quickly with a bunker guy (representing what's going in the next bunker) who's cloaked by a nearby arbiter (so allies can see the player's upgrades but opponents can't). And there's a vote-based banning system. But what's going on with ID:RvB lately?

There are three players per team again. Twenty bunkers at a time per player. Rebalanced units and upgrades to compensate for less bunkers in the hands of one defender. Sent units retain the sender's color. Since 2.2 is still a long way coming as I once again had to strip some features and am in the middle of making them from scratch again, I'm releasing 2.15 which is basically 2.1 but without tutorial, no subbing (still ob), and no known glitches.

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If you're familiar with Income Defense, skip to the next paragraph.  On the surface, Income Defense plays like your typical tower defense.  You build bunkers and get upgrades to kill the units that come at you.  The twist?  Units aren't selected by the computer, they're sent by the opposing team, and sending units increases how much money you make every cycle of the timer.

If you're familiar with Income Defense Red vs Blue (up to 2.0), skip to the next paragraph.  What makes Red vs Blue stand apart from other Income Defense maps?  It's so far the only one that has multiple stages of bunkers; now instead of hitting the bunker maximum around the same time you get your first upgrade (if balancing defense well) you'll probably have more than 150 upgrades before you max (20 stage 4) Red vs Blue bunkers.  And don't worry, with far more powerful units to send, you can still push your opponents' defenses to their limits (and they yours); the final unit in RvB costs (relatively) 50 times that of the typical final unit of other Income Defenses.  Again, don't worry, the ratio of income gained from pricier units drops very slowly (until the sudden drop at the $5M unit).  Also, players can buy lives (whose prices double with each purchase, starting at $1k and depleting at $20M [each player's prices unaffected by others']) and build bunkers quickly with a bunker guy (representing what's going in the next bunker) who's cloaked by a nearby arbiter (so allies can see the player's upgrades but opponents can't).  And there's a vote-based banning system.  But what's going on with ID:RvB lately?

There are three players per team again.  Twenty bunkers at a time per player.  Rebalanced units and upgrades to compensate for less bunkers in the hands of one defender.  Sent units retain the sender's color.  Since 2.2 is still a long way coming as I once again had to strip some features and am in the middle of making them from scratch again, I'm releasing 2.15 which is basically 2.1 but without tutorial, no subbing (still ob), and no known glitches.

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