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Good things and bad things on rushing townhall
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well in my opinion good things are , u get new defences and troop lvls available
bad things. It looks ugly and also loot and rushing from th 4 To 5 Is not bad but from 8 to 9 it Is but depends on Many things .
Rushing early town halls is not a problem but do it on later town halls and you are effectively flushing your game down the toilet as maxing your base will take 5 times longer.
Read about Loot Penalties on the CoC Wiki.
Rushing your TH is an irrelevant and ignorant thing to do.
The more rushed TH10s there are the better in my opinion :D
I sure do enjoy when I'm able to take down a TH10! Never much loot, I just do it for the thrill and the lol's.Quote:
Originally Posted by VincentVegas
"Just 3 starred a TH10 bruh."
"Sick."
It depends how you rush it. If you just go with the town hall ad storage u r stuffed, but, on the other hand, maxing barbs, archers,wallies, wiz at each level gives you a fighting chance. It is more thanmpossible to recover from a rushed town hall if you do it right. There's even a guide on the wiki about how to do it correctly.
From my experience, rushing th 7+ usually ruins your entire game. Th 7 Is the point in the game where you unlock a lot of key structures, troops, troop levels, and the barbarian king! If you max th 7+ you should have fun playing clash
I love people that rush their townhall, upgrade all their collectors, and neglect their walls/defences, then quit the game. Dream farm raid.
Seeing rushed TH10s in global with gold walls and worse defences than a TH6, making fun of people cause he's a TH10 already always makes me laugh tho.
I sort rushed upto TH8. Every time I knew my walls would be maxed by time TH was complete I would upgrade. Did upgrade a lot stuff , but most was not maxed.
I maxed all apart from collectors and mines before finishing th9. I had 2 week's wait with all my walls maxed.
Rushing townhalls, ruins basically everything, you will struggle with all loot and it may take significantly longer than maxing out each th