Helping casual high end th progressing with casual play

Just want to make thread/idea to help people or my slef when switch to casual mode

my suggest is make limit on how much a village can be raided in total in a week/month
make his raid as variable too

example a th10 try to have lv 3 inferno but he is lately busy and switch to casual play
how he can pay 8 mil gold
with this system it will gives 8 mil gold in 1 month (400k a day x 30 )12 m
his limit per month bcoz he doesnt raid about 2 mil or 3 mil
i think thats a good deal

note
i am in gardcore farm mode farming 4 m each gold and elix each per day
just want to make insurance idea when i swicth to casual when have too much work

You do realize there'd be no one to raid after a few days, right? You'd be turning this into a game where the goal is to simply log on and mindlessly tap collectors.

Furthermore, casual play does not lead to high end. Would you expect an athlete who casually trains to be a high end player? Do you expect an aspiring musician who casually practices to be a successful musician? It's not any different in the gaming world. If you want the best features and upgrades, you have to put in the time. If it was too easy no one would play and the game would be worthless. The game wouldn't be free anymore either since there's no incentive for people to spend money on an easy game.

What's great about this game is you don't have to be a hardcore gamer to enjoy it. And if you have enough patience, you really could unlock most features playing casually.

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Originally Posted by Scuba061

You do realize there'd be no one to raid after a few days, right? You'd be turning this into a game where the goal is to simply log on and mindlessly tap collectors.

Furthermore, casual play does not lead to high end. Would you expect an athlete who casually trains to be a high end player? Do you expect an aspiring musician who casually practices to be a successful musician? It's not any different in the gaming world. If you want the best features and upgrades, you have to put in the time. If it was too easy no one would play and the game would be worthless. The game wouldn't be free anymore either since there's no incentive for people to spend money on an easy game.

What's great about this game is you don't have to be a hardcore gamer to enjoy it. And if you have enough patience, you really could unlock most features playing casually.

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Basicly what i ask how help people with near maxxing base to play casual to still progress on game
i am not ask make things easy sometimes people quit bcoz they simply to much attached to game
and this only happen to people that collect their loot daily in active can still be wiped
i also encourage inactive base get 100 wiped
(their collector give 100% loot no pinalty to any th)
since they dont use them
this will help loot

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Originally Posted by AlvinSoehendryWijaya

Basicly what i ask how help people with near maxxing base to play casual to still progress on game
i am not ask make things easy sometimes people quit bcoz they simply to much attached to game
and this only happen to people that collect their loot daily in active can still be wiped
i also encourage inactive base get 100 wiped
(their collector give 100% loot no pinalty to any th)

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The only help out there is dropping to a low league and relying on collectors. Keep your TH outside for easy snipes. If you're a near maxed base it's highly unlikely you'll be attacked very often, if at all. Ride your shields and raid only when you have time. Many upgrades take 10-14 days at TH10, so that's more than enough time to build up enough to keep at least one builder busy to progress. It's slow, but you'll progress.

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Originally Posted by Scuba061

The only help out there is dropping to a low league and relying on collectors. Keep your TH outside for easy snipes. If you're a near maxed base it's highly unlikely you'll be attacked very often, if at all. Ride your shields and raid only when you have time. Many upgrades take 10-14 days at TH10, so that's more than enough time to build up enough to keep at least one builder busy to progress. It's slow, but you'll progress.

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But they get zapped
like someone say u cant get a cake and eat it too

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Originally Posted by AlvinSoehendryWijaya

But they get zapped
like someone say u cant get a cake and eat it too

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You sure will get zapped, but that's beneficial to you. You won't be losing any of your gold and elixir, so you could be pulling in 500k of each everyday without any losses. Also as a TH10 I'd hope you have 3 max drills so even if you lose 2.5k DE per day from zaps, you'll still be pulling in 5k profit.

These numbers also assume you do zero raiding. If you raid just a little, you'll come out even more ahead.

Zappers are your friends as long as you leave the TH outside. Most zappers will give you the shield as well. They are essentially protecting the rest of your resources for a small dark elixir fee, with you still coming out ahead.

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Originally Posted by Scuba061

The only help out there is dropping to a low league and relying on collectors. Keep your TH outside for easy snipes. If you're a near maxed base it's highly unlikely you'll be attacked very often, if at all. Ride your shields and raid only when you have time. Many upgrades take 10-14 days at TH10, so that's more than enough time to build up enough to keep at least one builder busy to progress. It's slow, but you'll progress.

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Hey Scuba. That other failure of a thread got deleted seconds after I responded to your similar response. I understand and am OK with clash not being a fit for my gaming style. I learned to move on to other games when I boxed up my CelicoVision and Atari to make room for my NES. I am just sticking around the forums here a bit longer in hopes that my 2 hours of gaming time (in small chunks) can be as useful as 2 consecutive hours that I can rarely find. You know, squeeze a little more enjoyment out of a really good game. SC certainly doesn't "need" me in game or on the forums any more than I "need" clash in my life. Just a fun way to spend time that was a fit, is no longer, but could be.

Anyway, I don't think the OP's idea of switching modes is the right way to go. Casual players should have their progress slowed down dramatically, just not stopped entirely. There have been some very long discussions about the availability of loot which included more comprehensive solutions for the issue being discussed. I am sure it is on SC's radar. There are many better solutions than "Drop to 200" if SC is interested in accommodating our customer base. If not that's fine too. Just wish they would say something. The next update will be telling indeed.

Haha, yep. I should've known better to reply. I knew that thread was going down.

But yeah, it's tough. I still have it easy, but entering TH9, I'm approaching the point where it will be difficult to keep all 5 builders busy. You said you had 3 accounts. Have you considered dropping 2 to focus on just 1? Seems you're spreading yourself thin for 1 game when time is already at a premium.

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Originally Posted by Scuba061

Haha, yep. I should've known better to reply. I knew that thread was going down.

But yeah, it's tough. I still have it easy, but entering TH9, I'm approaching the point where it will be difficult to keep all 5 builders busy. You said you had 3 accounts. Have you considered dropping 2 to focus on just 1? Seems you're spreading yourself thin for 1 game when time is already at a premium.

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Realize or not clash is time consuming game
Its harder for people at end lv(its unavoidable)
but its need to have balance even its harder n slower is fine but not stopped entirely
too much time consuming can make people quit
i play clash too much and decided to have half week break(of course have planned my builder to time consuming building) so even i break all my builder still busy

i consider to switch to full casual in 3 month hoping maxing th9 before that