This is a very subjective thing. What one person thinks is bad may be a good thing for 10 other people.Quote:
Originally Posted by footballismylife
e.g. removal of zapping storages - great for most of us, but worst update ever for a few.
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This is a very subjective thing. What one person thinks is bad may be a good thing for 10 other people.Quote:
Originally Posted by footballismylife
e.g. removal of zapping storages - great for most of us, but worst update ever for a few.
Super awesome
I would be amazed if it is anything like as high as 10%. Probably more like half that at the moment, although this will of course increase over time.Quote:
Originally Posted by KletusfromEvilQueso
Agree that the updates do more for people at the top than at lower levels, although the last major update (dark spells) was for people from TH8 up.Quote:
I would guess less than 10% of th10 players have maxed heroes. It seems like the updates have catered to the 1% at the top. I don't blame supercell, they know what they are doing they have a hugely successful game. I just enjoy warring at th9 about 50 times more than at th10. I think if I didn't have a th9 ipad account I could easily takes long breaks from the game as opposed to playing it daily.
But I think at least part of the reason for that is that it is harder to add new things to the lower levels without seriously messing about with the balance of the game. The fewer buildings you currently have, the bigger the difference a new one is likely to make.
Poision spell update. Literally ruined CC's diversity. Made the game less strategic and challenging. No more lure needed to kill CC troops. Might as well put your CC at the corner of the base now.
I don't see any difference between this and any other update...Quote:
Originally Posted by footballismylife
To answer the question, the Heroe nerf was probably the biggest punch in the face to the whole community.