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i just did a war attack and my dragons went straight to the king who was kilometers far away from them they failed the attack because they avoided the anti air defense , same for a mate's dragons; they went straight to clan troups, and avoided the Anti air defense resulting him to lose his attack also pleaaaaaaaaaase correct this matter
Nope.
Know your AI.
Troops will continue to attack heroes/cc once they have started.
They will not stop until these troops are dead.
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Originally Posted by hesto25
how can i explain : the king was too far away for the drags to attack him, they shouldn't have moved toward him for he was not in their radius , same thing for the troops.
how can you explain that dragons avoid troops sometimes if they're always chasing them we should just drag troops to the center and then unleash the drags to reach the TH that's none sense
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Originally Posted by napileon
1. Regular troops don't have a "radius". Their radius is the entire battlefield if you wanted to create one.
2. Dragging troops into the center would work...if your dragons were already locked onto cc troops. They won't attack if they're newly spawned, like in your example.
well they did the exact thing explained in your POINT 2 : i'm a TH9 with 409 stars, i'm not a newbie that's why i posted this no need to explain to me how to use dragonsQuote:
Originally Posted by hesto25
If you're a town hall 9, you should be using balloonion or lavaloonion.Quote:
Originally Posted by napileon
Tens of times more effective than dragons.
In addition, their defense targeting makes them more reliable.
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Originally Posted by hesto25
i use gowipe , hogs and baloons that's not the POINT; this is a regular friend's th8 i attacked with
understand the matter, they went where they shouldn't that's the point. if you agree with me alright if you don't please don't bother me
IF you want to see the attack to understand better come to my clan it's SERAPI : clan lvl 3
There is a distance and trigger for a person's attacking units to go after the Heros or CC troops. Now 'too far' is not a detailed description that is helpful in figuring out this issue.
For one, dragons will always prioritize those units over base attacking. Also, nearby troops will 'notice' the other troops targeting the defender's troops, and also change targets (which is good and bad; good they help each other, bad that it may pull more of course). They are coded that way on purpose, and is a moot point to argue against. It is a valid strategy for a defender to use troops as detractions, and obviously it seems to be effective when not countered.
So the only question I have is, how far away are attacking troops from the defender's troops before they react and change targets? Go through the replays and do some rough measurements as to when you see the clear change in behavior.
Tip: Saw some attack bases using this behavior against the defender. What they do is send in a mob of troops, which then causes them to focus where the CC troops pour out, and after dispatching the CC troops, they are deeper inside the base. Someone did this with a dragon attack in war, and utterly wiped out the center where the AD were at, because they deployed opposite of the CC, and the Troops just pulled all the dragons near the center. Was a well executed attack, since CC troops can bog down dragons and mess them up.
Also, I'm a clan leader (woo go me!) so I can't just visit. Sorry :(
thanks for your answer but the problem is that 8 spots is acceptable (2 buildings far from them) ( that is the distance between the dragons and the cc troups) but for the second point dragons were 12 spots away from the king if you draw a straight line that's like 3 buildings far away from them and they chased him that's why i posted this topic i'm not crazyQuote:
Originally Posted by WarrenJames