Overview
The Void Miner was an exclusive tower mostly gotten by developers of the game and at the time testers of the game.
Stats
- Base Cost
- 800
- Base Damage
- 0
- Damage Type
- None
- Fire Rate
- 0
- Immune
- None
- Placement
- Ground
- Range
- 3
- Selling Price
- 266
- Unlock Cost
- Exclusive
Description
The Void Miner was an exclusive tower mostly gotten by developers of the game and at the time testers of the game. The Void Miner worked similarly to the Farm. At the end of each wave, it would generate a specific number of corruption. This was added to a corruption counter that appeared on the tower itself. Upon reaching 2,000 corruption generated, the Hidden Wave would be guaranteed to happen, even if the requirements were not met, allowing for it to be triggered outside of Fallen mode. If 2,000 corruption was not generated, nothing would happen as corruption had no other purpose.
Upgrades
Do note the upgrade costs here are not 100% accurate and are instead based on known tower sell costs, known costs and supposed stats listed for it in the past.
Statistics
Do note the total costs here are not 100% accurate and are instead based on known tower sell costs, known costs and supposed stats listed for it in the past.
Strategy
It is recommended to place Void Miner early on in a match so it can acquire as much Corruption as possible.
Update History
For previous cosmetic variations, see the gallery page. 4 March 2020 - Release v1.8.0 Void Miner added. 29 October 2020 - Overhaul v1.0.0 Void Miner removed.
Patch history
The Void Miner that got into the game is very different from its initial concept. The corruption generated by it originally was not meant for activating Hidden Wave. Instead, it would be used as a currency to unlock additional upgrades for towers. It would have been obtained by beating the Hidden Wave. At some point, the Void Miner was redesigned to be used for activating the Hidden Wave, added to the game as an exclusive tower and then scrapped, leading to its removal in the Overhaul Update. The Void Miner had a set of two placeholder icons. In the Main Lobby, its icons were taken from the Crook Boss. In actual matches, it used icons from the Minigunner instead. In the Main Lobby the Void Miner did not have an actual model. Instead, it was a large grey brick. The Main Lobby had different statistics for the Void Miner, though the only one that could be seen is its placement cost, which was reduced from 800 to 500 there.
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