War and attack training

Hi,

I already saw some ideas pretty similar.
I guess, since this is a team game, a practice duel between teammates only, with no other reward than experimentation, at no cost with the purpose of testing and learning would and should be great. I mean that more experienced players could show noobies or less experienced players of their clan how to attack, where, etc.
It would also benefit us to have practice wars within the clan to give your best and see if army composition, strategy, team organisation and motivation would actually work for the real deal.
It's the same principle that applies for sports, teammates that split into two teams to test each others boundries to get better and win.

As I said, practice mode has already been suggested, I just add the team limited environment to the principle because I really think this could push the cooperation and coordination of every clan to a new and improved level.

Thanks for reading, give your thoughts!

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Originally Posted by PEPERE1988

Hi,

I already saw some ideas pretty similar.
I guess, since this is a team game, a practice duel between teammates only, with no other reward than experimentation, at no cost with the purpose of testing and learning would and should be great. I mean that more experienced players could show noobies or less experienced players of their clan how to attack, where, etc.
It would also benefit us to have practice wars within the clan to give your best and see if army composition, strategy, team organisation and motivation would actually work for the real deal.
It's the same principle that applies for sports, teammates that split into two teams to test each others boundries to get better and win.

As I said, practice mode has already been suggested, I just add the team limited environment to the principle because I really think this could push the cooperation and coordination of every clan to a new and improved level.

Thanks for reading, give your thoughts!

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Your arguement can easily be solved without this practice system. To teach noobies good attacks, show battle replays and give advice on raiding. To see if someone is better than another, look at war performance, who they attack and how many stars they earn. This is not needed

I don't think this is a good idea because I don't see the benefits if you want to see how your defences fair look at replay or if you want to get better at attacking do more raids or if you want to show a teammate how you attack or your tactics there's the share option so what more is there that could come from this idea?

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Originally Posted by RobertBentham

I don't think this is a good idea because I don't see the benefits if you want to see how your defences fair look at replay or if you want to get better at attacking do more raids or if you want to show a teammate how you attack or your tactics there's the share option so what more is there that could come from this idea?

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I look at replays during war but all I've seen for several month is that full dragons lvl3/4 doesn't work on me (rarely 2 *).
Plus I consider war a team effort and sometimes you don't know how good and reliable are new members so instead of loosing resources in expansive troops to give away, this would be free with no exp, no cost, just time to check and perfect team work, each individual's motivation, etc.
Raiding as a training, I tried, I just lost a ton of cash, winning the game but barely covering the costs... Since then( yes it has been a while for me) patches made winning rewards more interesting but I still think it's different since the opposite side will not necessarily have troops in their castle, will not necessarily be organized to defend stars but more resources protection oriented...
This would not be the new direction of the game, just in game parentheses to build team work/organization, practice war (gifts), how to approach opponents, try war compositions etc. Just a tool to optimize efforts and stats for the real deal.
To summarize... A practice mode... Just limited within the team.

Thanks for your answers.