Jump spell guide - Using enemy's queen and predicting her position

Hi clashers,

I have been valkyrie user for a long time and using the jump spell properly is the key to success in every valkyrie army attack. I am sure many of you have encountered the situation when you cast your jump spell right at the core of the base but your troops choose to ignore it or gets lured away from the core by enemy's heroes/cc troops/skeleton traps.

Here's a guide which I just made to use enemy's queen as a magnet to pull your troops into the center as well as to estimate her position so as to time your jump spell at the right moment where the queen is inside the core and not outside.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irhz...ature=youtu.be

The queen move round it's alter in a fix set of position, each time pausing for about 3-4 seconds before moving to it's next position. The pause timing can be abit random sometimes, from my observation it takes between 24 - 32 seconds to complete 1 round.

The idea is that you wait for the queen to move into the best position (in the core) before starting your attack. From there you start counting the time it takes for her to complete 2 rounds (provided no troops gets near her which will cause her to stop moving). In the video, I use 1 minute as a guideline. So you want to plan your attack such that you are going to cast your main army (valkyrie+BK) when the 1 minute mark is nearing. The timing is not as sensitive when there are multiple favorable position which can help to pull the troops in.

Such a shame to see a great idea for an actual thread only to open the thread to see a video that I am not going to watch.

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Originally Posted by W1Z

Such a shame to see a great idea for an actual thread only to open the thread to see a video that I am not going to watch.

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Why will you not watch the video?
It is much simpler to explain the idea using a video then to show it in words.

It will be much better if you can transform it to texts and images.

Thanks for the informative video, agree video is much easier than images for explaining this sort of thing.

Awsome detailed vid man

I have always wondered why people use bgms in the video, is it because in-game sounds are hard to get in for some reason or do you actually think its better?
But good video nevertheless, never knew the queen follows the exact same pathing on a base :)

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Originally Posted by Gama321

I have always wondered why people use bgms in the video, is it because in-game sounds are hard to get in for some reason or do you actually think its better?
But good video nevertheless, never knew the queen follows the exact same pathing on a base :)

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There are a few reasons, first I don't play the game with sound.
Second, recording with sound takes more disk space.
Third, it is quite common to have lag/frame rate issues which will makes the in-game sound out of sync.

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Originally Posted by ZenCoC

There are a few reasons, first I don't play the game with sound.
Second, recording with sound takes more disk space.
Third, it is quite common to have lag/frame rate issues which will makes the in-game sound out of sync.

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Thanks for the answer, makes sense why most people that upload a lot seem to have vids without sound now

Awesome video!!

There are lots of nuances like this that can turn a good raid into a great one. Thanks for the details.