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I am growing tired of the fact that clash of clans is a great game, but it has so many unloyal and generally annoying people. There should really be a way to stop this. Coc is a great game but it is filled with unloyal people. It's sad how rare a good clan with loyal and caring members is. I hope we can change this.
Yes, Supercell has the power to change people's personalities...
:rolleyes:
By the power of Greyskull, SC has the power!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by AxionXD
http://i59.tinypic.com/1zsmrc.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by Jspin7980
nah i meant they could make a some sort of timer or something like that to stop or should i say "slow down"the unloyal peopleQuote:
Originally Posted by AxionXD
The only way I know is to apply your foot to the south facing end of the north bound mule you are having trouble with.
Lol that was the most polite way of saying that, that i have ever heardQuote:
Originally Posted by iceageg
Don't let new players in clans request for an hour. That would slow them down. It is a longer wait then just being a leech in a clan...
My clan has a 1 day wait, usually weeds out the jumpers and the loyals. If people can't get troops immediately, they usually jump.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tobywithay
there are ways to decrease the number of hoppers that join your clan, but it's time consuming and shouldn't have to be manual work. my clan donates goblins to new people who request without donating first, but it's still a pain in the neck to have to scroll down the clan list and look for the player's name to see if they have donated.
clash of clans should have something in place to decrease hopper activity. for example, a player is only allowed to join a new clan twice a day. then they can't join anymore clans if they quit and have maxed out their limit within that 24-hour period. also, instead of players having to manually track how long someone has been in clan, the game should have an automatic timer. if someone just joined a clan, they shouldn't be allowed to request troops for an hour, etc.