Level 2 All-In Dragon Attack vs TH7 Def

In this episode of JTJU we delve into the details of an all out Level 2 Dragon attack versus a TH7 Defense. Notable items discussed:

1. Pruning bulges so Dragons go more middle?
2. Ignore (or not ingore) Clan Castle Troops w/ Dragons?
3. Using your clan castle troops for a hog sniper squad

Here is a link to the youtube discussion on the above:

JTJU # 9.2 - Mice & Men - Svop123 vs Gio (All-In Dragon)

Would be curious on everyone's thoughts on the above (comment on the youtube thread or on the CoC forums).

Note if you want the 'attack guide' shown in the replay just go to http://tiny.cc/jtju-009-02

i liked the video )

However, it was only 480p resolution. That is fine to watch on the iPad.

But I watch YT via my Laptop which is hooked to the TV in the living room....if you would consider uploading in 720p as well, that would be greatly appreciated :)

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Originally Posted by acealive

i liked the video )

However, it was only 480p resolution. That is fine to watch on the iPad.

But I watch YT via my Laptop which is hooked to the TV in the living room....if you would consider uploading in 720p as well, that would be greatly appreciated :)

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O.k. Let me look into that.

Didn't watch the video, but no TH7 will ever defend against a full dragon attack. You could deploy them almost anywhere and get 3 stars. TH7 just doesnt have the firepower to defend properly against those kinds of attacks.

wow, thx for uploading in 720p :)

I really like you video format, the scientific approach.
Of course, here and there, one agrees or one doesn't, but I think your JTJU videos are pretty unique in the way they are made, which I enjoy.
I subbed your channel. looking forward to the next video.

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Originally Posted by GodII

Didn't watch the video, but no TH7 will ever defend against a full dragon attack. You could deploy them almost anywhere and get 3 stars. TH7 just doesnt have the firepower to defend properly against those kinds of attacks.

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+1
ten chars

Now we have widescreen ... woop woop.