Hey guys and girls
We've had a lot of mismatches recently and we are looking to see if theirs anything we can do about it. we all understand how complex match making is so the odd mis match doesnt phase us, weve also had plenty in our favour in the past.
I was wondering if anyone has advice on the amount of th8/9/10s a 50 clan should be putting in war to try and make it balanced?
Any thoughts are appreciated
We tried many mixes but the best ones are with the highest number of th9s not th8s or th10s.
Are your bases rushed, or lots of newly upgraded? That will hurt.
My clan also gets a lot of mismatches (luckily in our favour), and I think it's because we have a huge range of bases, from mid stage TH7's, to very high TH10's, with a big gap between our top and bottom TH9's. I don't know if something similar is applicable to you? How long are the war searches taking as well, do you do the stop and restart tactic?
I think the 50v50 pool is not very big so perfect matches may be a little hard
Keep little TH10s
Don't put in wars new TH9s and new TH10s (unless they are going for THx.5)
Honestly try a bit more little wars and rotate members if they all want to war ?
That's why we are planning before war if there's mis match, you can have +1 or +2 instead of
Mirror match.
no rushed bases here, but thank you, a few new th9s.Quote:
Originally Posted by btcc1721
cheers
I would try 45 not 50 player. As someone else said I think very few clans actually search at 50. We have 50 people in the clan but rarely do more than 40 these days what with people away on holiday or work trips.
New TH9s have a slight tendency to get tough matches, which we've seen every time we have several people upgrade close together. In an ideal world they will get an identical opponent, another new TH9. And sometimes that happens. But if there isn't such a well-matching clan out there you'll get the next closest thing. And given the large gap in defence scores between a max-TH8 and a new-TH9, the next closest thing to a new-TH9 is usually a mid-TH9.Quote:
Originally Posted by Thompig
They shouldn't give you a mismatch every time, but our experience is that on average new 9s will tend to give harder matches. This is all assuming they haven't gone the 8.5 route of course.