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I find the way defensive troops come out of the cc to be highly unfair and cheap making it so the cc has to be sprung two or three times before they all come out. This is a giant time waste. And also a double standard... when on offense, I am not allowed to drop a few here and the drop a few there, so why should the defense get that benefit?
How is this unfair? You get the exact same thing as everyone else, meaning this benefits you on defense. On offense, your cc is literally the only thing where you can't drop one troop at a time, so drop your 200+ other troops (disclaimer: since dropping troops one at a time is so important, I'm assuming you only use barbs, archers, and gobs) one by one to give you 165+ troops more than the defender. If anything's unfair, it's that overwhelming troop advantage.
meh.
4 goblins dropped in a specific place will trigger it.
yes it is frustrating, but it keeps you on your toes.
i dont understand what you meant though at the end, " I am not allowed to drop a few here and the drop a few there, so why should the defense get that benefit?"
what does this mean?
you can drop any troop anywhere on the base except behind the red line, inside the base.
what I meant was when dropping the cc on offense... where you drop it, all the troops will come out at once. You're not able to drop a few archers in one section, wizards in another area. I think the defensive cc should work the same: once the cc is sprung, all the troops should come out at once.Quote:
Originally Posted by Spinner7980
I think it is cheap, if the cc is sprung all troops should come out. I don't care what benefits who, I just want to see consistent gameplay, and the cc is inconsistent.... there are times they do all come out, other times they don't. To me, that comes down to luck. I find luck in what is supposed to be a strategy game unfulfilling.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrScribbler
Yeah, offense has the advantage... so to use your own argument, isn't that true for everyone else too? See, that type of rationalization isn't cool, it's like fluffy bunnies, if one person uses them then couldn't we all use them?
Offense is already so much more powerful than defense (which has to be because if it were not, no one would get anywhere in the game), so a little better defense for everyone (which includes you) is something you should be grateful for.(:
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Originally Posted by bouges
And i find that it is also unfair to bring your cc troops those giving your offense a boost especially if it contains a high leveled troops. So why should the offense get that benefit?
Cheers. 😁
It's not luck, it has never been luck. If you had bothered to pay attention you will notice that the defense CC has an activation radius and that a live attacker has to be inside that radius for the defenders to come put. If the attacking unit dies before everything comes out then there will be units left inside the CC. Which is the whole purpose behind filling a CC with archers, to drag out the CC response and require you to waste time and units.Quote:
Originally Posted by bouges
They do not come out all at once. They come out one after another in the same way as your CC troops do on defence.Quote:
Originally Posted by bouges
What's more they can come out in different directions so can target different things when the come out due to the 'randomiser' effect. Whether you want then too or not
It is inconsistent. While paying close attention, I've seen a live giant in the cc radius, archers dispatched shooting the giant while the remaining wizards wait. And I have seen that same situation where everything does come out. That is inconsistent or if you will, bad luck, that everything didn't come out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alain686