Clash tactics using psychology

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February 3rd, 2014
GREGORY

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Originally Posted by Zarnikon

this made me laugh :p

He quoted some code, if it's not fake then I wanted to know where it was from. Is there an issue here?
February 3rd, 2014
dahimi

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Originally Posted by GREGORY

Where can we view the source code?

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Originally Posted by GREGORY

He quoted some code, if it's not fake then I wanted to know where it was from. Is there an issue here?

Wow...just....wow.
February 3rd, 2014
GREGORY

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Originally Posted by dahimi

Wow...just....wow.

Please show me source code. I won't copy it and use it for my own game
February 3rd, 2014
Shroom

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Originally Posted by Zarnikon

this made me laugh :p

Me too lol
February 3rd, 2014
HumpyNacho

Unless I am mistaken or misunderstanding what is being said, I think the idea of "equilibrium" must be incorrect. If, amost people are suggesting, bases get taken out of the queue to be attacked, then of course the number of trophies appears to stay the same. No one is attacking them! There is no way to lose nor gain trophies, hence the "equilibrium". But this isn't because they are somehow winning exactly the same number of games as they are losing. (Well, maybe it is, but that number is 0/0)
February 3rd, 2014
Zarnikon

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Originally Posted by GREGORY

He quoted some code, if it's not fake then I wanted to know where it was from. Is there an issue here?

There are 2 things funny about it, first is that you would even believe that code is real when it's obviously a joke.
Second would be that you think the source code of Clash of Clans is publicly available, there'd be 50 knock offs in less than a day if they made it public.

Oh and the other funny part is that I read on the forum that you said you've written code for games before which makes it all the more funny since a programmer would know the 2 above things i said. Come on, badloot++ really? And opensource clash of clans xD

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Originally Posted by GREGORY

Don't know why people complain with the comment "one line of code"

I'm sorry are you a programmer? Are you as talented as these guys?

If you are...then please make your own successful game with easy solutions and updates which are made up of "one line of code"

You can't simply add a line of code. I've made games (simple ones) and I'm a web designer.

I can add a simple one line of code into the game/site but it has a knock on affect

So it's not always as simple as adding a few words of code to fix or update something

So please stop suggesthing everything is as simple as a line of code.
February 3rd, 2014
yesup

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Originally Posted by AlexBrunsYT

Most people don't realize how many gems are actually in the game game. Obviously clearing obstacles gets gems, but ppl usually end up spending them on very small things like a barrack boost or collector boost or even a building speed up. I did some math and found that if you don't spend any you can make 7.5 gems per day. At that rate in 1 year you would have around 2,500 enough to buy your third and fourth builder with 1,000 to spare. That doesn't even take into account the gems that you start with and the ones you get from achievements. Although if you must boost at least wait till the holidays when they have the 1 gem boosts

7.5 gems a day? Where do you get this number from?
Definitely not true for me.

Before the update, you can get on average 1 gem a day from clearing obstacle.
After the update, it has been increased. But for some reason, the spawning rate has slowed down for me compared with my clanmates, and definitely way less than 7 gems a day.
February 3rd, 2014
GREGORY

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Originally Posted by Zarnikon

There are 2 things funny about it, first is that you would even believe that code is real when it's obviously a joke.
Second would be that you think the source code of Clash of Clans is publicly available, there'd be 50 knock offs in less than a day if they made it public.

Oh and the other funny part is that I read on the forum that you said you've written code for games before which makes it all the more funny since a programmer would know the 2 above things i said. Come on, badloot++ really? And opensource clash of clans xD

Didn't really look at the code. I'm glad you found it funny. I like to provide funs
February 3rd, 2014
Zarnikon

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Originally Posted by yesup

7.5 gems a day? Where do you get this number from?
Definitely not true for me.

Before the update, you can get on average 1 gem a day from clearing obstacle.
After the update, it has been increased. But for some reason, the spawning rate has slowed down for me compared with my clanmates, and definitely way less than 7 gems a day.

His number mostlikely comes from the following logic: 1 obstacle every 8 hours so 3 per day, obstacles give 0-6 gems, on average they give around 2.5-3 so 7.5-9 gems per day.
But from experience i'm getting only 2 obstacles a day with an average of 2 gems so i'd say 4 gems a day and not 7.5. Didn't really test it long, just an estimate from my observation.
February 3rd, 2014
Anarchos

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Originally Posted by yesup

7.5 gems a day? Where do you get this number from?
Definitely not true for me.

Before the update, you can get on average 1 gem a day from clearing obstacle.
After the update, it has been increased. But for some reason, the spawning rate has slowed down for me compared with my clanmates, and definitely way less than 7 gems a day.

Prior to the update you had an equal chance to gain 0, 1, 2, or 3 gems from an obstacle. Meaning on average if you cleared 4 obstacles you would end up with 6 gems (this is over time, as it would require a long study, not a mere 4-8 obstacles). So that means your average gem per obstacle would be 1.5 gems per obstacle. With a single obstacle spawning every 8 hours that means you get 3 obstacles per day, and over time that equates to 4.5 gems per day. However that was with the old pre-update gem count.

post update obstacles have an equal chance to yield 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, or 6 gems when removed. So over a long period of time removing 7 obstacles would yield 21 gems. That's an average of 3 gems per obstacle removed, meaning 3 obstacles per day would give an average of 9 gems per day.

i have no idea where the OP got his value of 7.5 from. But as stated in his OP all this is a little beyond the comprehension of the average forumer like you or myself.

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Originally Posted by Zarnikon

His number mostlikely comes from the following logic: 1 obstacle every 8 hours so 3 per day, obstacles give 0-6 gems, on average they give around 2.5-3 so 7.5-9 gems per day.
But from experience i'm getting only 2 obstacles a day with an average of 2 gems so i'd say 4 gems a day and not 7.5. Didn't really test it long, just an estimate from my observation.

sorry bud, its 9 gems a day on average not the numbers you listed.

0+1+2+3+4+5+6=21.

21 / 7 =3

3*3=9

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