Keep one traversable path, confirm each placed piece registers, and expand only after the current route and income loop work. Exact grid, collision, save and height rules remain unverified.
Mark the next landing, place one piece, traverse it, then expand only when the route and earning loop still work.
Decide where the climb should continue before placing another piece. Keep enough visual separation to see the next landing.
Confirm each piece registers at the base and remains reachable. Avoid assuming a grid, snap distance or collision rule that is not documented.
Traverse the current section before expanding. If a jump or landing is unclear, adjust the layout before spending more money.
When the path is playable and placed blocks appear to earn, use the next affordable visible piece to extend the tower.
No dependable best-layout comparison exists. A good launch layout keeps one visible traversable path and tests each new piece.
No current public source confirms exact grid, footprint, collision or height rules.
Check that the piece registered, that safe base space remains, and that the current server is responsive. A fresh server is a safe final check.
No. Make the current route playable first, then reinvest when the placement and earning loop works.
