CoC Fails: Big Bomb or Big Fail

As you can probably tell from the title, this time we will be discussing the accuracy of the bombs and air bombs used in Clash of Clans. As my first point, I would like to look at the fuse on the bombs. It is always lit, providing that they are rearmed. This is completely inaccurate. A fuse that is lit will eventually run out. It will not keep burning forever. This brings me to my second point: the fact that the bombs seem to be able to tell a friend from a foe. As you know, bombs have no allegiance, and they have no feelings. If the bomb were to be realistic, a villager would die every minute from walking too close to a bomb. Finally, how are the bombs hidden only when an enemy is looking at your base. When you or a clanmate look at your base, you can see perfectly where the bombs are at, but when an enemy is looking at your base, they are hidden. How is this? I propose a theory. The builders (them again) know when an enemy is scouting your base, and they bury your bombs so the enemy can't see them. About the fuse, the builders use paper or another item to simulate fire, until your base is attacked or scouted by enemies. Since, in an attack, your villagers and builders go to the townhall, they are not in the field, and they are safe. So, the builders, while they are running to the townhall, arm and hide your bombs. Stay tuned for next months CoC Fail theory. And remember: It's just a theory, a CoC thory.
My first theory: http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...der-Logic-Fail

Yeah you can move buildings from one end of your village to the other with one click, minions shoot down Stones and magically get the loot from the storages but you worry about bombs :D

Here is my theory:
What you see in you village is not the bomb itself, because the bomb itself is burried. To avoid villagers stepping on it a fake bomb is placed on top so that everybody moves around and you do not place a building on it by accident. If the village is attacked or an enemy Scout is detected those fake bombs are removed. They are not removed if a Player visits the base and can Show his certificate of clan Membership.
So why does the bomb not get triggered by your own clan Castle troops? It is simply because they still know where you placed them and jump over them like they jump over walls.

Other theory:
Each bomb is delivered with and invisible litte goblin that Triggers the bomb at the right Moment and hides it if an enemy spy is near.

It is clear to me that the bombs are hidden during fight because on your own replays you also cannot see them.

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Originally Posted by andrgin

Yeah you can move buildings from one end of your village to the other with one click, minions shoot down Stones and magically get the loot from the storages but you worry about bombs :D

Here is my theory:
What you see in you village is not the bomb itself, because the bomb itself is burried. To avoid villagers stepping on it a fake bomb is placed on top so that everybody moves around and you do not place a building on it by accident. If the village is attacked or an enemy Scout is detected those fake bombs are removed. They are not removed if a Player visits the base and can Show his certificate of clan Membership.
So why does the bomb not get triggered by your own clan Castle troops? It is simply because they still know where you placed them and jump over them like they jump over walls.

Other theory:
Each bomb is delivered with and invisible litte goblin that Triggers the bomb at the right Moment and hides it if an enemy spy is near.

It is clear to me that the bombs are hidden during fight because on your own replays you also cannot see them.

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Your theories make sense, and to your first comment (Yeah you can move buildings from one end of your village to the other with one click, minions shoot down Stones and magically get the loot from the storages but you worry about bombs) I am making this a series. I will cover these topics eventually. About your first theory, what about when villagers come up and clap to a bomb?

This theory actually makes a lot of sense.

A lot of things don't make sense at all. For example:
- How can air troops stay in the air for months in the army camps?
- How does an archer or archer queen never run out of ammo during a battle?
- How do you collect dark elixir by just zapping it with lightning?
- Why do clashers ask these things? lol

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Originally Posted by Buttermink

As you can probably tell from the title, this time we will be discussing the accuracy of the bombs and air bombs used in Clash of Clans. As my first point, I would like to look at the fuse on the bombs. It is always lit, providing that they are rearmed. This is completely inaccurate. A fuse that is lit will eventually run out. It will not keep burning forever. This brings me to my second point: the fact that the bombs seem to be able to tell a friend from a foe. As you know, bombs have no allegiance, and they have no feelings. If the bomb were to be realistic, a villager would die every minute from walking too close to a bomb. Finally, how are the bombs hidden only when an enemy is looking at your base. When you or a clanmate look at your base, you can see perfectly where the bombs are at, but when an enemy is looking at your base, they are hidden. How is this? I propose a theory. The builders (them again) know when an enemy is scouting your base, and they bury your bombs so the enemy can't see them. About the fuse, the builders use paper or another item to simulate fire, until your base is attacked or scouted by enemies. Since, in an attack, your villagers and builders go to the townhall, they are not in the field, and they are safe. So, the builders, while they are running to the townhall, arm and hide your bombs. Stay tuned for next months CoC Fail theory.
My first theory: http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...der-Logic-Fail

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Builders make bigger bombs by bashing them with a hammer; loons that can change direction but never seem to change altitude, archers that empty elixir collectors by shooting arrows at them, wizards in specially built towers that do less damage than wizards standing on the ground... I don't think realism has ever been an important feature of coc.

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Originally Posted by choczombie

Builders make bigger bombs by bashing them with a hammer; loons that can change direction but never seem to change altitude, archers that empty elixir collectors by shooting arrows at them, wizards in specially built towers that do less damage than wizards standing on the ground... I don't think realism has ever been an important feature of coc.

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I already covered the first one in my first thread. I just do these because I love to over-analyze video games. It's just who I am.

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Originally Posted by lbt12to12

A lot of things don't make sense at all. For example:
- How can air troops stay in the air for months in the army camps?
- How does an archer or archer queen never run out of ammo during a battle?
- How do you collect dark elixir by just zapping it with lightning?
- Why do clashers ask these things? lol

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I am just very analytical. It's who I am.
To your final question: Read above.

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Originally Posted by choczombie

Builders make bigger bombs by bashing them with a hammer; loons that can change direction but never seem to change altitude, archers that empty elixir collectors by shooting arrows at them, wizards in specially built towers that do less damage than wizards standing on the ground... I don't think realism has ever been an important feature of coc.

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I'm loving it. XD.

Mind blown.