Executive

ABOUT
The Executive is a support tower that focuses on giving cost reductions to other towers, though a critical flaw is that it is the priciest tower at the moment.

The Executive appears to be a working businessman/scam artist on the phone that, as you upgrade, gets more stuff that implies it is rich, similar to Capitalist. Then it gets a gun. He likes this gun very much that he starts spending his money on it instead of his work. In 7A, you can decide that he is extremely attached to his gun and becomes a soldier that files taxes and sells cookie dust on the black market, or in 7B, be an actual responsible boss, giving up his gunslinging life to support those around him more diligently like a good boss.

The Executive is a tower that supports others, contradictory to what actual businessmen or scam artists do, but that is not the only contradiction. For a support tower that reduces costs, it is also the priciest tower, meaning it'd likely be cheaper to just buy the tower itself. However, the Executive is a long-term business deal, as if you place multiple towers by it, it'll work just fine when you start upgrading. An important thing to note is that the Executive can't buff the costs if it is lower level than the tower it is buffing, making it a lot harder to run. For this, you'd want to accompany it from afar with Server Farms or Capitalists to gain more money or beg for money from allies like it's the Great Depression. However, after that, The Executive is just another support tower that you place around your allies that Contractor will shoot because it is the OG buff tower. Except in 7A and 7B. In 7A, you can decide you like your gun very much and will focus on buffing it more and a range buff for all. You should only really be picking this for the range buff. However, we all know no one considers the range in their stats. However, as bad as it is, it's not the worst. 7B is more about Cost Reduction. This is perfect if you're still leveling your tower, but you know what's bad about it? When the towers are maxed. To circumvent this, you can sell and put the Executive in several spots after it's done in one area like a door to door salesman or the Cult of Nep Nep. So while 7A is good at being an offensive tower, 7B is better at being a support tower. That means if you thought 7A was good, you are an absolute idiot because there are towers dedicated to being offensive, which isn't this tower's job.

TRIVIA

 * The executive is the only tower with Cost Reduction.
 * It is also the only tower that can swap whether it wants to shoot or not.

HISTORY

 * [4/19/20] Testing Notice
 * Executive Testing Begins
 * Executive Fixed Testing Begins
 * [4/20/20] v1.8.1
 * Executive Published