Teleportation Device traps

I really like the idea.

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Originally Posted by jobro

3 things you should consider
1: CoC is set in the Medival times.
2: Currently, we cannot teleport anything.
3:How would the Medieval age people be able to have teleportation?

I want to see a barb king attempt to crash through 3 layersof level 11 walls:rolleyes:
Or an inferno tower protected by 5 layers of walls, and your wall breaker is teleported away from the wall right when he gets to the wall:rolleyes::rolleyes:

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Magic, of course. Clash has that.

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Originally Posted by jobro

3 things you should consider
1: CoC is set in the Medival times.
2: Currently, we cannot teleport anything.
3:How would the Medieval age people be able to have teleportation?

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1. So what?
2. So what?
3. Magic.

It's not like teleportation is a foreign concept for games set in fantasy setting.
http://dnd4.wikia.com/wiki/Teleportation
http://www.dandwiki.com/wiki/SRD:Teleport
http://community.wizards.com/content...-topic/3138756

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Originally Posted by jobro

I want to see a barb king attempt to crash through 3 layersof level 11 walls:rolleyes:

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What makes you think heroes wouldn't be immune?

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Originally Posted by jobro

Or an inferno tower protected by 5 layers of walls, and your wall breaker is teleported away from the wall right when he gets to the wall:rolleyes::rolleyes:

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If that actually happens it will set off the trap and the next wall breaker you drop will be fine. How is this different than a spring trap?

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Originally Posted by EpicChris

So dragons and witches, that were actually Necromancers, also existed in medieval times :rolleyes:

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I don't think the time zoning is ever mentioned.. and yea I don't think hidden teslas even exist today.

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Originally Posted by Warble

I really like the idea.



Magic, of course. Clash has that.

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But it just doesnt seem logical to me. Clash is a relatively logical game. Why have nonsense in a perfect game?

doesn't it seem like a crappy version of a spring trap? unless the radius is wider and it doesn't have a limit, but that would completely ruin attacking.

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Originally Posted by Gama321

doesn't it seem like a crappy version of a spring trap? unless the radius is wider and it doesn't have a limit, but that would completely ruin attacking.

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Not necessarily. For example since it doesn't kill the troops, you might be able to apply it to pekkas and golems.

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Originally Posted by jobro

But it just doesnt seem logical to me. Clash is a relatively logical game. Why have nonsense in a perfect game?

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I cant tell if you are being sarcastic or not, but I ill respond assuming you're not.

The main thing of note is the idea and the mechanics of the trap, what its called and what it looks like doesn't have much relevance. Take the hound for example, at first it was some weird blimp or something but they changed the design while keeping the concept the same.
They could incorporate the design of this trap while still retaining any 'logic' clash has, which only amounts to their not being anything high tech.

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Originally Posted by jobro

But it just doesnt seem logical to me. Clash is a relatively logical game. Why have nonsense in a perfect game?

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Please explain how it isn't logical, because your opener didn't do that. Your opening statements pretty much just said it wasn't available then or now as if dragons, wizards, witches, inferno towers, giant bombs, air mines, etc somehow were.

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Originally Posted by jobro

But it just doesnt seem logical to me. Clash is a relatively logical game. Why have nonsense in a perfect game?

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What part of this game is logical and not nonsense?

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Originally Posted by dahimi

Not necessarily. For example since it doesn't kill the troops, you might be able to apply it to pekkas and golems.

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Moving them to the other side of the base would make them utterly useless, but a good way to solve that is to have a limit to how far it can be moved.

Maybe instead of being measured by troop capacity like spring traps it could just be a number of troops, which means if you are lucky a few barbs would be transported but if not you could lose two tanks or something.