Thanks :) I'm glad I finally know someone tried this out -_- Please comment if you are trying this program and you have something to say about it!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by masalem
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Thanks :) I'm glad I finally know someone tried this out -_- Please comment if you are trying this program and you have something to say about it!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by masalem
Okay, I know I commented half of these replies, but why isn't anyone saying anything? 800 views is alot and only 1 of those people actually told me they tried it. PLEASE SAY SOMETHING!!!
Without some graphics or ui its pretty useless for practicing imho. But still it's really cool. nice job.
Wouldn't it be even more helpful if the spaces the troops take up, would be more similar to Clash and to assist you figuring out new army comps or training with 'em...
Other than that, nice job on the programm ;)
I applaud your effort, but this can't never duplicate coc, and thus the practice is completely useless. May I suggest to practice with the goblins map instead.
I really don't want to learn and memorize what each color respond too. Also, are the AI exactly the same as CoC? If not, it's pretty useless as mentioned. Good effort though.
No it's not, I just watched it.Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkHero
I know this program is far from an exact copy of Clash of Clans attacking but this program still provides some practice. First of all, it allows you to practice the placement of troops and spells in specific areas. For example, some people place spells right on top of troops rather than where they are going and the spell space gets wasted. In this game, you can practice perfecting the placement of troops and spells. It also helps overall and it's a pretty good time waster :). I also know this is veerry complicated and people don't want to memorize everything but it's the easiest way to play the game. Thanks for commenting and I am not trying to argue ;)