Shutting you down for playing to long!

Hang on SuperCell, you take my cash hand over fist, but now your saying i cant play when i want.
You shut my game down, which allows someone to raid me and ruins all my hard work. ARE YOU TAKING THE ♥♥♥♥!
If this is what you want to do, then please feel free to reimburse me all the cash i have spent on this game on gems!
If i want to play for 23 hours a day, sleep for an hour and play again, thats my choice, not yours. I was playing for maybe 5 hours while and you tell me im on to long!
Dont take my money, then take my bloody freedom.
Bunch of mums and dads running your workshop is there/
As you can tell, i am not pleased!
Drop that ♥♥♥♥, or i, and thousands of others will be gone!

This is simply protecting the loot system. You have obviously been on your iphone too long, so take a break :)

Wow you need to take a chill pill.

Dude your comment is awesum :)
but there is a reason why they do it. This rule was made for champion league players as far as i know.

The enforced break was made to ensure those in the higher leagues (i.e MI and champ) do not stay online using means other than their good selves grinding it out. It was well known that certain people were staying online, and thus ruling them out of being attacked, using different apps/jail break features/assistive touch/etc.

If everyone up high was online 24/7, who would be available to battle in the matchmaking queue? The viability of the game up there depends on these enforced breaks, at the end of the day.


i am sure someone more knowledgable than myself will be along shortly to explain why :)

It has been this way for a while. While normally I might agree that companies have no right to determine how a customer uses a product they bought. After all, if I buy a couch and then the sofa company barges in eight hours later tells me to get of my lazy butt, I would justifiably be upset. But, there are several differences between buying a product and "buying" "your" village.

For one thing, there is no guarrente that you actually bought anything. I have a nice level 103 village that takes up Supercell's server space, but I haven't given them a dime. Is it really mine? For another, even if you have paid, you don't have any physical property. You are using someone else's service and agree to their Terms of Service. If Supercell went bankrupt, pulled the plug, turned off the servers, and deleted all game data, can you complain that you lost "your" product.

Also, unlike my couch, where it doesn't matter if I never use it or never get off it, this is a multiplayer game that only functions if there are bases to attack. The way one consumer uses the product directly affects the experience of another user.

Use the opportunity and take that forced break to play this other mobile app game called: real life...

yeah I know, gameplay of that could be terrible from time to time, but the graphics are amazing...

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Originally Posted by Mendax

It has been this way for a while. While normally I might agree that companies have no right to determine how a customer uses a product they bought. After all, if I buy a couch and then the sofa company barges in eight hours later tells me to get of my lazy butt, I would justifiably be upset. But, there are several differences between buying a product and "buying" "your" village.

For one thing, there is no guarrente that you actually bought anything. I have a nice level 103 village that takes up Supercell's server space, but I haven't given them a dime. Is it really mine? For another, even if you have paid, you don't have any physical property. You are using someone else's service and agree to their Terms of Service. If Supercell went bankrupt, pulled the plug, turned off the servers, and deleted all game data, can you complain that you lost "your" product.

Also, unlike my couch, where it doesn't matter if I never use it or never get off it, this is a multiplayer game that only functions if there are bases to attack. The way one consumer uses the product directly affects the experience of another user.

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You got very technical, but I totally agree.

Relax bro, you should probably take life this serious if you haven't yet. SMH

smh... you play too much...
And if you didn't know already, this rule was to keep top players from staying on all the time.
They used to use some jailbreak thing to stay on 24/7, and therefore, never getting attacked. There used to be players with very low leveled defenses in the top 200.