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Recently a guy revenged on me. What he did was he used 8 giants and some wbs to lure out my CC, killed my CC troops, at the same time killed my BK and AQ, lightings on my DE storage and he didn't leave a shield.
I guess the 350k/350k raid on his maxed base(but poorly designed) was something he can never forget...
My question is, can supercell put in some mechanics to discourage this kind of harrassment? It is annoying.
What do you suppose they do about it?Quote:
Originally Posted by sexysoup
Why would they discourage a form of attacking?Quote:
Originally Posted by sexysoup
you and a good time raiding him and he had a lol revenge on you sounds fair or am i missing something?Quote:
Originally Posted by sexysoup
Haha. The ultimate revenge.
Haha why is that bad? I would do the same if I was him :D
With these kinds of things, if you set the penalty too low, it won't stop people. If you set the penalty to high, don't go on the forums
People can attack you however they want. You already got your 700k. A few troops and some DE to trade isn't much.
Maybe put in 1-2 hour mini-shields to at least let your heroes regen and refill your CC?Quote:
Originally Posted by Chupacabra101
Imagine that you have lv40 heroes, with your heroes absent, in the next 3 hours you are at a huge disadvantage defending your resources or trophies.
I'm sure your attack annoyed him moreQuote:
Originally Posted by sexysoup
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Originally Posted by sexysoup
Hi,
I imagine this was frustrating for you - but as others have said - your attack may not have made that players day! And with the wording of your post - I would hate for him to come on the forum and see this thread - therefore I'm closing it. He may forget your attack, but your comment in his "poorly designed" base may haunt him forever.
Please don't see this as harassment either - there are many different ways to play this great game- it's rather neat how many different attacking styles there can be. Just because someone revenges you with different attacks then you might use - that isn't necessarily a bad thing.