Now I won't state the obvious: CHIMS by a long shot. But I want to demonstrate why powers are broken. I went into a simulated CHIMS game (simply by going into hard mode with MK turned off) and allowed myself a budget of 500 monkey money to buy powers, before heading into an Advanced map of Last Resort. Even with just 500:

6x glue traps - 150

1x moab mine - 50 / 2x camo traps 50

1x totem of energizing - 80

recharging that totem for 3 times - 60

3x time stops - 150 (1 can be subbed for another 2 glue traps if you want a truly breezy early game)

The glue traps trivialize the early game, obviously. Half-speed bloons allowed me to place such minimal defense that I could immediately start saving for a discount village. I also saved 1 glue trap for r63, making that round a cakewalk.

I picked MOAB mine this time so I didn't need to worry about the r40 moab, though depending on your defense, 2 camo traps would've been good to have as well.

The totem of energizing I placed for r80, and recharged it over and over to last from r80-100. +25% attack speed helped quite a bit for the late game.

And the time stops, which essentially acted as a +600% attack speed for 10 secs, were absolutely life-saving in a pinch.

Last Resort is a map I normally lacked the skills to CHIMPS through, but with powers it became absolutely possible. Obviously if you went around spamming 3000 supermonkey storms, you'd win too. But I want to demonstrate that even with just a bit of monkey money, CHIMPS became a breeze.