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# Boosts
**Make your Mem-army great again! Here are some Boosts to use.**
| **Auto-Merge Madness** | Simplify the merge process without lifting a finger |
| ---------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- |
| **Attack Damage 1.5x** | Boost heroes' attack power to watch enemies crumble |
| **Attack Speed 1.5x** | Boost heroes' attack speed to crush enemies faster |
| **Freeze Attack 1.5x** | Slow down the motherduckers for maximum control |
*Boost lasts for 5 min, but you can activate a 15-min boost right away to go as far as possible.*
### **How to get Boosts?**
1. Click on the ‘[Boosts](https://t.me/memhustle_bot)’ tab in the upper right corner.
2. Now you can choose your super power!
3. Pay with Gems and put down the motherduckers!
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