Overview
merge-push turns a push mechanic into a cadence exercise in lane drafting. Your merges are the fuel, but geometry is the engine: corners create longer exposure, entries set tempo, intersections share arcs that make mids punch above their tier. Push waves punish single-lane glamor; spread reliable mids across bends and add a utility piece early to hold tempo. Then upgrade a finisher only if a corner guarantees long shots on target. The economy breathes when pairs become role coverage rather than scattered high tiers. The flow you’re after is simple—hold, press, finish—each step supported by a placement that multiplies value. Boss pushes become windows you plan for rather than survive, and the board looks calmer because you gave it a rhythm first.