Rim Recruiting Race
Keep the edge moving across the arena
Extreme Followers drops you into an arena full of rival leaders, each carrying their own circle, and anyone who crosses the rim of yours switches sides and follows you. The edge does the recruiting, so the skill is gliding past groups without stopping on them. Whoever holds the largest crowd when the round ends wins it, and the arena never lets you stand still for long.
Let the rim do the recruiting
People join you the instant they cross the edge of your circle, not when you touch them directly, so aim the rim rather than the middle of your group over the people you want. Skimming the outer ring of a crowd collects it without slowing you down, and a moving edge keeps converting new ground as you pass. The middle of your circle is mostly empty space.
Skim crowds instead of parking on them
Standing still over a group gathers a few followers and then goes quiet, while a moving circle keeps collecting as it passes. Glide through the edge of one crowd, keep rolling, and angle toward the next one. Once a group has been skimmed once, the leftovers are usually claimed by a rival anyway, so head for untouched ground instead of circling the same spot twice.
Pick single or versus for your session
The menu offers a solo round and a versus round, and the choice changes your whole approach. Single pits you against the clock and the board alone, which is ideal for learning the sweep, while versus brings rival leaders who steal from the same crowds. Start in single to build your circle rhythm, then move to versus when you want the contest.
Sweep the patches your rivals ignore
Contested crowds split between whoever reaches them, so the most reliable gains sit in the areas the other leaders are not touching. Head for an empty stretch of the arena, loop around its rim to collect everyone there, and grow a crowd your opponents never enter. Playing the open space keeps your growth steady even while rivals fight over the same group nearby, and fresh patches beat crowded corners every round.
Keep rolling while your circle is small
Early in the round your ring barely covers anyone, so fast, wide loops are worth more than deep dives into a crowd. Collect the outer edges of every group you pass and let the size of your circle grow before you challenge anyone directly. Small circles snowball quickly once you learn the sweep, because each new follower widens the edge that recruits the next one.
Recruiting speed and arena strategy
Do I need to tap people to recruit them?
No. The game recruits for you the moment someone enters your circle, so there is no tapping or grabbing at all. You simply move near enough, the rim does the rest, and the real skill is keeping that edge in motion across the arena. Positioning beats effort every time.
How do I move and stop?
Press and hold to walk and release to stop, so your finger sets both the direction and the pace in one motion. A held sweep collects everyone under the rim, while a quick release parks you exactly where you want to recruit. Learning the hold-and-release rhythm turns clumsy circles into clean, planned routes.
How do I beat rivals who fight over the same crowd?
Let them have the contested group and head to a patch of the arena they are not covering. Uncontested crowds convert fully to you, so a steady sweep of the open space usually outpaces a leader stuck trading followers in the middle. Fresh ground wins rounds.
What does the end of a round depend on?
The winner is the leader with the largest crowd when the round ends, so compare sizes constantly and protect the lead you build. Keep skimming new ground while you are ahead, and if a rival pulls level, cut toward the biggest untouched crowd instead of defending a shrinking patch.
