Forgive me if it is a stupid question, but after over 1 year playing i still don't get why you have to pay to find a target
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Forgive me if it is a stupid question, but after over 1 year playing i still don't get why you have to pay to find a target
It's actually a payment made to the ferryman.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gubert
He ferries your troops to the woods of a village, if you are not happy, you pay him again and he ferries them to another village.
He doesn't accept elixir or DE as payment, but rumors have it that he might start accepting VISA or Mastercard soon.
You could have answered before moving the thread right mod.. Although i doubt anyone will be able to answer this
I just did. That's as good an answer as you'll get.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gubert
So i think nobody can answer this which means it makes no sense which means finding a target shouldnt cost gold at all
No one answered because the answer is so obvious. I guess I'll do the honors. Think about it for a minute; You pay because otherwise you can search forever to find a weak base with lots of loot. Paying gold prevents that. Common logic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gubert
This and its also another way to take gold out of the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Freshmaker
So you say that someone that luckily finds 400k gold in the second search should lose less gold than someone who press next 120 times, loses much more gold, spends alot more time waiting to find a raid, until he finally gets the 400k the first guy saw???Quote:
Originally Posted by Freshmaker
I thought a lot, maybe you are the one who didn't think a little
Troops have a random movement algorithm too so basically your entire raiding experience is luck of the draw. So now if you have a bad day at the next button remember its a all chance anyway.
Did have to bump this thread.Quote:
Originally Posted by EliSmith
#NecromancerAlert
Troops aren't random. They either track closest building or closest defense. I don't think you know what random means. Random means u drop a troop and they run across the entire base trying to attack a builders hut that is 30 tiles away. Then you drop a troop and they target a barracks on a different side of the map that's 20 tiles away.Quote:
Originally Posted by EliSmith
Troops do not have "random" pathing. You just don't know how their pathing works :)Quote:
Originally Posted by EliSmith
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Originally Posted by gringoboy70
Don't you guys realise this thread is a year old. The OP probably has left clash by nowQuote:
Originally Posted by Firehouse