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if you spawn your hero(which subsequently takes damage) and you have a healer alive at the end of a match, your hero should not have to regenerate at your village. (the healer would have to be spawned not just in your available troops)
why would the healer stop healing just because the match was over? it doesn't make any sense to me.
let me know what you guys think.
I'm confused XD
Well, because healers turn into a blob of elixir once the timer runs out :rolleyes:
If you want to play a logic- based game, try Chess.
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Originally Posted by Crystalis
Heh, I see your point. But you can't think too logically. Stuff like that breaks the delicate balance that makes SuperCell $$$.
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If your healer takes damage during a battle it will return to your village at the end of match and have a heal time corresponding to the amount of damage taken. However, if your hero takes damage during battle and somehow navigates away from defenses while being healed by a healer, you get the wonderful anomaly of not having to wait because the healer was able to regenerate your hero before the timer ran out or the base was destroyed.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2200361
i'm saying that if the healer and hero survive a battle, the game should register that and "simulate" the scenario where the healer and hero travel happily back to the village together all the while she patches up the hero. So when the hero "arrives" back at the village (which is instantaneous for the player) the hero is healed.
now since we all know that troops turn into purple elixir explosions at the end of match it would make sense that this mechanic wouldn't exist, but it seems silly that a healer couldn't regenerate the hero before bursting into a gooey purple explosion. we don't have to see it, it just needs to happen.
XD Thanks, 222aragorn.Quote:
Originally Posted by 222aragorn