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I just thought of an idea and I wondered if it would help stop bunnies. During a war, each side has 5 EMP's that will wipe out all replays for the enemy. So when you think a clan is using bunnies drop an EMP to wipe out all of their war replays. You will have to use them wisely so it will add some extra strategy to wars.
or you could always not allow replays to be available. Only after the war is over. For others to have a sense of where traps are, CC troops and all that, they would have to do the inevitable and talk to their clan!!!
It may be an extreme fix, but looking through the update logs, replays were not always available before?
lol been drinking much?
Do you have an better ideas to stop or hinder bunnies? If not, keep your idiotic comments to yourself.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reav3R
The other idea some of us have stated before is they hire the TPA developers and get them to prevent it?
this guy already told you on the comment below this one I'm quoting, but go away with idiotic comments.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reav3R
Yes I do:Quote:
Originally Posted by JtB
http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...ndboxing-traps
And unlike your idea, mine actually fixed the problem. :facepalm:
There can be many ways to help hinder bunnies, mine might be one. Instead of being disrespectful in a person's post, try being constructive. If you think your idea is better, cool, no need to trash other people to make yourself look better. Bunnies are a major problem in wars, any and all ideas that might help should be considered, not belittled because you think yours are better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Reav3R
The issue isn't replays, its that the TPAs actually get all the trap info the second one person attacks, so the one guy drops barbs, his device downloads all the data on the base he barb dropped on because the app itself runs on the client side, on the device of the barb dropper.
From there I believe the TPAs simply transfer the entire base data to a mod program and the practicing begins.
Wiping replays does nothing, would do nothing, because the data is transferred to the device from the second attack is confirmed.
Good thinking JTB, but the game runs on the client side right now, and it seems overwhelmingly unlikely that SuperCell will invest money to change it to running server side, or partly server side, if thats even possible. Don't mind reaver, he's harmless enough.
There is a game called Eve Online. They never had problems with ♥♥♥♥♥ers or 3rd party "tools".
Why? Because they encrypt important data in memory and randomize variable addresses and do checksums and ♥♥♥♥.
Why? Because they give a ♥♥♥♥.
Supercell doesn't give a ♥♥♥♥.