I would like to hear your thoughts on a single player map concept. It basically means there would be three new maps created. One made of 20 th9 layouts, one with 20 th10 layouts and one with 20 th11 layouts. The th9 maps is opened when you get to th8. The th10 map is opened when you get to th9. The th11 map is opened when you get to th10.
The maps are designed by supercell and are relevant in technical difficulty for the related town hall map. Eg, weakest th10 to strongest. Maps do not contained rushed options for the relevant level but do represent genuine bases at that level. In addition to this there is an assigned army for each map. eg relevant heroes and so on.
you don't build your own army but you do pay a fee in gold to play the map. What you get out of it is strategy practice having many goes at trying to solve the village. It could be that the successful 1 starring, 2 starring or three starring nets you experience. Maybe three stars nets you a loot bonus.
it gives people a look ahead so encourages advancement. And also gives a playground where you can test strategies that when done well would prove to be successful. This practice then translates into the multiplayer and war environments creating more competitive gameplay and gives you something to do while your real army is baking.
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