The best super noob in noob army tycoon

Storyline / Context

• The video is less about a campaign “story” and more about choosing the best Super Noob units in Noob Army Tycoon.
• The creator then proves each unit’s strengths using challenge tests against different “army preset” enemies.

Note: The test units are affected by a skill buff from the creator’s Tycoon, so they may perform differently than they would in normal gameplay.

Gameplay Highlights (Unit Tests & Outcomes)

1) Elite Noob Flamethrower — Pass

Core strengths

• Its flamethrower fire makes it dangerous even when early armies are easy to beat.
• Even if it dies, the fire continues, potentially destroying remaining units over time.
• Against stronger armies, the flamethrower’s fire can spread into vehicles, damaging them over time.

Result

• Considered to have passed: it doesn’t always survive directly, but it can still finish the fight via lingering fire.

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2) Elite Juggernaut — Mixed / Fails Late Game

Core strengths

• Extremely durable—nearly dying in one test but still completing the objective.
• Has an important resurrection/survival-style ability (the creator notes it can save the Juggernaut from death in some scenarios).

Limits

• Can’t survive against Elite Super Soldier in the follow-up test (it dies, though its ability helps).
• In the final test involving late-game heavy laser tank destroyer explosion effects, it does not survive.

Result

• Does not pass the late-game survivability test.

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3) Elite Super Soldier — Fail

Core issue

• Performs poorly right away: even with a “second chance,” it can’t survive early army targets.

Adjustment

• The creator replaces the preset with an “army of targets” to make the evaluation possible.

Result

• Treated as unsuccessful, especially as a “survivor” unit.

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4) Elite Poisoner — Pass

Core strengths

• Very long range—described as out-ranging any sniper—allowing it to camp and shoot far away safely.
• Deals area damage via explosion effects that can destroy small infantry.
• Poison debuff provides strong support by weakening enemy units.

Limits / adjustment notes

• The creator says it eventually takes too long to clear vehicles, so they despawn that scenario.

Against strongest preset

• It still handles the strongest preset army solo.
• The creator claims it’s so effective it “needs to be nerfed” due to how far it outranges most land units.

Result

• Passes clearly.

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5) Elite Fire Noob — Pass-like / Strong but dies late

Core strengths

• Has a fire shield that absorbs projectiles (not ammo).
• The shield makes it noticeably stronger (plus a “badass” visual/cosmetic remark).

Limits

• It dies on the last enemy, but the fire continues to finish the job.

Result

• Implied to be effective through ongoing fire damage.

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6) Elite Electricity Noob — Conditional / Powerful utility, low direct damage

Core strengths

• Electricity chains into troops, hitting up to seven enemies.
• Defense pierce and reduces defense by 3% per attack, making high-defense units easier to handle.
• Utility: disables/stuns robots and laser tank units, stopping their attacks for a duration.

Weakness

• Low damage in direct 1-vs-1 situations, so it can lose when isolated.

Result

• Included as a test-completer, but emphasized as not universally strong because of its damage weakness.

Key Conclusions / Strategies

• There is no single strongest Elite Super Noob.
• The best choice depends on what enemy army composition you’re facing.
• Creator’s recommended decision principle:
  • Build an army that matches the Super Noob’s strengths for the situation.

Final takeaway from the tests

• The elites most clearly highlighted as “passed” are:
  • Elite Noob Flamethrower
  • Elite Poisoner
• Other elites (Juggernaut, Fire Noob, Electricity Noob) still have matchup advantages despite weaknesses.

Gamers / Sources Mentioned

• No other gamers, channels, or external sources are explicitly mentioned in the subtitles.
• The creator primarily references their own Tycoon.