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Or you will be forced to pause your main army building for even a single troop donation? Or mixed armies now take more time than before? I think these points should have been taken into consideration while building a new design. It should have all advantages of the previous system + something additional (saving army templates for example)Quote:
Originally Posted by ProfChaos
many people do read the forums, but still have no idea what's going to hit them. like a horse with the blinkers they see only 1 drag 3 minQuote:
Originally Posted by Plekstor
I totally agree and have tried to post similar complaints with this new system. Happy to see I'm not alone here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saleh47
Perhaps it comes out and we are, hopefully, proven wrong, but I doubt it.
Pretty sure your points mentioned were taken into consideration.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saleh47
More gems for Supercell? Working as intended 👍
I raid in legends. so if i boost, it'll be heroes. i suspect that will be the case for most people in the new system. troops will train faster than heroes in most cases - i can now queue an ENTIRE army to be ready once my raid is over (currently it depends on clouds on how much waiting i have to do). so i'll actually probably end up boosting more often than i am currently.Quote:
Originally Posted by ProfChaos
This revamp is great for building heavy comps (for pushing or storage raiding). Which i suspect is what SC wants to encourage.
So if you're using a high-turnover comp (goblin knife, barch etc) you should probably consider changing your raid style. Or just keep doing the same thing and use the 30-gem boost feature (or just deal with the slower cook times). So if you're complaining about the 30-gem boost feature - just keep in mind that SC doesn't force you to boost - there's always alternatives.
Like i said, definitely excited about the new revamped training system. Much more functional. People just need to get used to it and then it'll be fine. Training via 6 queues (+ 2 spell queues) probably wasn't intended. At the start of the game 3 years ago, there probably was only 2-4 queues. So yeah revamp is well over due.
Come on Supercell, you want to get rid of individual barracks boosting, ok I get it, you want to increase revenues, but why not separate regular barracks/dark barracks and regular spell factory/dark spell factory?
Throw us a bone here please...
Again, everything about this is awesome [except for the few issues on donations, drag & drops, training times, etc. which can be easily fixed (or adapted to by players) along the way]. But Packaged Boosts lingers to be the major issue on this update.
Like 99% good (or tolerable) and 1% rotten.
But somehow, that 1% has the potential to spoil everything good about this update in the long run especially for those who routinely spend to buy gems for boosting (not whales but normal spending customers).
Awesome.
Now raiding will be fast paced than waiting.
Some fair points, save a few major ones.Quote:
Originally Posted by GastonOrozco
Firstly, you can currently cue up a second army before starting your first attack and in your case it would still be entirely done before you complete said first attack, or almost nearly, as would your heroes. So the argument that having a second ENTIRE army makes zero difference in the scenario you present, as you already have that.
Secondly, the notion that players should not use perfectly good raiding strategies because the new system will make them take longer is ludicrous. A new system should not have a major flaw like this and effectively make farming longer and more expensive. It is nonsensical.
I wonder if at any point in your exposition you consider anything other than your current situation. Can you recall times when your barracks were not all maxed or you had one or more under upgrade? If so consider how much worse the new system would be. Less barracks working, slower cook times, bottlenecks on cooking troops that have only been unlocked from a small number of barracks. This is not an improvement.
You are correct SC does not force anyone to buy gems or use the free ones to boost or otherwise, for that matter no one even has to download the app or log in, but we all do. Saying because it's free or not mandatoty is no excuse to break a functional flexible system that currently benefits any player at any league or level in favor of an all or nothing approach that includes a massive price hike.
Did they intend to have 8+ buildings used in army creation? Doubtful. Did they intend for army training times to soar with the addition of every new troop? Again doubtful? To correct that they've taken simple steps to reduce training times on individual units and spells. But to correct the multi cue problem by breaking it in favor of something streamlined full of built in defects isn't an improvement.
Incorrect. Given full barracks army training times are large unchanged. Check page one.Quote:
Originally Posted by AmirHussein
Also depending on army composition and with less than full maxed barracks train times could be longer.