The BEST Class! Brotato Multitasker Danger 5 Guide

By far the most powerful class in Brotato, the Multitasker lends itself to a multitude of builds. Here's one way to take advantage of the possibilities!
Detailed Class Guide for Brotato 1.0, including the unique mechanics, best build, and tips for this class. This run features millions of turrets!

[@michaelthetrent]

I love watching these, then loading up Brotato on my cell phone and getting absolutely merc'd.

[@GameCentral-gg3ii]

Phone version sucks it’s free on Xbox

[@Sythifx]

Way too accurate, I do well on Xbox but phone it's ads to win

[@watvannou]

You got the super rare item that makes the turrets shoot faster from your attack speed.. and then every time you skip/salvage the attack speed items I die a little inside.

[@Cephalopocalypse]

yep probably forgot I had it - oh well! Hope you feel better soon!

[@AdminAbuse]

This game quickly became my obsession, it's so fun

[@Cephalopocalypse]

No kidding! I did not expect it to be as deep as it is

[@bhasty1]

Please do a long form tier list video.

[@davejohnson8338]

I struggled with this character a lot; the damage always felt too low even after going full offensive. I beat One-armed first try with Plank -> Flamethrower -> Thundersword. The Thundersword was overkill and the Flamethrower would've been plenty.

[@Cephalopocalypse]

Interesting! That's part of why I go engineering here, then you don't have to worry about the damage malus - but for a weapon build I think the most important thing is getting multiple synergy bonuses online. The free stats from that should help a ton

[@brandonkruse6412]

The easiest D5 win with Multitasker is easily Sticks. Spend a lot into Luck early and you’ll likely find a %damage ring.

[@davejohnson8338]

@@brandonkruse6412 I beat it with sticks. But I also beat it with general guns and got to endless 40 very easily the 2nd time around.

[@bepamungkas]

3 ethereal ax + 3 ethereal dagger for as & ad. 6 shield to negate -armor. Only negative effect is speed, but its arguably cheapest to compensate since one good level up can fix that. Although it depends heavily on good roll to level up the ethereal set faster than medieval set, otherwise the knockback would slow the progression.

[@cheesecakenl1980]

Great video! I love all your Brotato content. Besides turret/engineering build what is in your opinion the strongest build for multitasker ?

[@Cephalopocalypse]

Thanks so much! The best alternative is Sticks - since you get 12, they each get the base damage bonus from ALL of them. If you just want a quick build reference for every character also, check out my guide "The Best Starting Weapon for Every Class" :D

[@jdgonzo1982]

dude, have you done a video on synergy bonuses?? you mentioned it here during the intro and i was completely unaware of them...what am i looking for?? I think i'd benefit from understanding the stats a bit more too...still don't understand quite a bit you mention about not needing damage(!) and how ranged damage differs from "flat" damage...sorry, not the brightest spark when it comes to this game!! :(

[@turmspitzewerk]

synergy bonuses/tag bonuses ars stat buffs that you get when you have more than one of a type of item. for example, wrenches and screwdrivers are both tagged as part of the "tool" set. have 2 tools, you get a +1 engineering bonus. 3 tools, +2 engineering. get a full loadout of 6 tools and you're receive the maximum tag synergy bonus of +5 engineering. other weapon types have their own tags, such as primitive weapons that give you +3 max HP for each additional primitive weapon up to a maximum of +15 max HP. you can hover over a weapon in the shop/inventory to see the tag bonuses. the tag system encourages you to develop one focused strategy instead of just blindly grabbing different weapons for no reason. but just as importantly, there's a hidden luck mechanic with the tag system. humans are fucking abysmally awful at properly understanding statistics. they always seriously overestimate chance and feel like they're being unfairly punished if they run into perfectly average chances. so the developers decide to tip the scales in favor of what people are expecting. like, if you wanted a wrench build, you'd get SUPER upset if you had to roll like a 1/40 chance every single shop just to get another common wrench. instead, if you focus on one particular strategy then you're more likely to get items with similar tags. the more wrenches you have, the more likely you are to see additional tools. that way you can actually find what you're looking for and get upgrades for it. so its important to buy the weapon you're looking for early and often; the more wrenches you have, the more wrenches you're gonna find, which lets you find more wrenches, which lets you find more wrenches, and so on... this secret tag luck system actually applies to just about everything in the game. most items also have secret associated tags, so if you're getting wrenches then you're more likely to find things like turrets, landmines, books, and so on. if you buy a tree, its more likely that you'll continue to find more trees. have a bunch of engineering items and the tree item, and you'll be much more likely to find pocket factory because it is tagged in the "tree" and "engineering" categories. so even if you don't need crummy items like landmines or book, it can help to pick them up because owning them boost the chances of finding other engineering items you do want. similarly, its a bit of a bad idea to pick up random garbage like insanity, charcoal, or butterfly; as that can dilute your loot pool by slightly increasing the odds of shit you don't want. even characters are items technically! someone like chunky has greater odds of finding HP-related items right from the outset like broken mouth, whereas someone like lich has greater odds of finding lifesteal-related items like bat or bloody hand. the hidden tag system isn't meant to be the biggest thing ever, after all its MEANT to be invisible and slight to the point of not noticing. its just a subtle tip of the scales meant to please your irrational lizard brain. but knowing about it can let you exploit it and tip the scales a little further in your favor. if you play on steam, there are great workshop mods that give additional stat information or unhide hidden tags and stuff like that. also, aros_rising has an incredible deep dive into the mechancis of brotato that can be found if you search up his profile on the r/brotato subreddit. totally recommend checking it out if you want to 100% the game and develop good strategies for difficult challenge modes.

[@orest395]

This guy sounds like Sheldon from big bang theory

[@iAmPerflexed]

Although it works because the turrets can clear weaker enemies and allow you to dodge elites, I'd argue that engineer is on the weaker side of builds for this class. Sticks is definitely the easiest! I'm aiming to do this class with SMGs because while it has an incredibly weak early game I think 12 SMGs going crazy with flat damage would be very fun in the late game.

[@Cephalopocalypse]

Sticks is definitely the most powerful yep! This class is overall on the pretty easy side though so I just went with something fun

[@unamused6032]

the main problem with multitasker that i find is that the weapons are so expensive... like u focus so much on weapons that you forget about stats and items that you get 2 shot

[@unamused6032]

i just got a win with it after trying the strat in this guide like 10 times it just kept failing so i switched to using smgs which i realised is completely broken because once you get like 5% lifesteal you dont need anymore healing... i legit got 2 bloody hands too in that run. life steal is completely broken when you have double the weapons

[@damonblack1495]

I disagree with passing on the banner. You do want some attack speed on engineering especially if it's given for free. You will most likely get the item that increases turret attack speed with tater attack speed. Edit: Wow. Even passing on a free banner post finding the attack speed item. The madman.

[@failsafe123123]

I hate multitasker... whenever I play him I struggle hard to get as many weapons as I need. Few times I tried to do all-SPG run... and ended with five or six SPG's, max of 3 level (some of them). Few times I had attempt to do turret run as well, but while I could get more turrets, I couldnt get enough engineering and luck to really go above the curve (I love having 15 engineering on 15th wave...). So in most cases I totally struggle around 15 wave and beyond with not enough firepower and always very low on HP ect. Though the class itself is cool ;-)

[@Cephalopocalypse]

It sounds like you might be trying too hard to get all the same weapon! With 12 weapons you can afford to mix and match a little, especially with guns, and that should help with some of the issues!

[@failsafe123123]

@@CephalopocalypseYeah, probably. Eventually I did it with turrets after watching Your vid ;-P. I guess any other weapon should be fine as well... but magic happened: after watching this vid I got all needed stuff in level-ups and in shop. Sometimes I really wonder whether this game does some things on purpose ;-P

[@Cephalopocalypse]

@@failsafe123123 Shh don't tell anyone but I hacked the game, it's impossible to beat a class without watching my guide first. Congrats on the win!

[@failsafe123123]

@@Cephalopocalypse Ha! I knew it!!! ;-P Well... I think I can live with this... just need to watch more vids from your channel and things will be fine ;-P

[@brandonkruse6412]

Just go sticks. Once you get a few, you’ll start seeing them frequently and get to take items with -melee.

[@andrzejwysocki609]

i heard to go full sticks, but i keep dying with 12 lol

[@Cephalopocalypse]

Sticks will do a lot of damage and give you hp, but I think they can sometimes actually be overkill - try the turret build if you haven't yet!

[@andrzejwysocki609]

i went slingshots with a nuke n 2 bazookas and finally one after trying almost every combo@@Cephalopocalypse