New Supercell ID Interface.

[FourTOne5]

When you tap on connect or login or make a new account this appears.

1. Gives you some information on Supercell ID.



2. Asks to choose a name.



3. Choose a avatar.



When switching account.

Now shows you the in-game name, Town Hall level and trophy count. If you have chosen a name it will show the name or else the supercell connected email.

[FourTOne5]

Friends!!

Yes the friends.



I don't have any at the moment well how do I add one. Well I can share a QR code or scan there QR code or give them a link or just get all friends from Clash itself (if they have the new Supercell ID I guess.)



More settings (๑•﹏•)

Just see them you'll understand what they are. Also as all supercell stuff tradition you now have a tag.



Mess... Wait what?

No not private message. You're friend requests show up here.

[FourTOne5]

Supercell ID friends in-game.

Yes you can see your supercell ID friends in-game. (Image credit Game Changer)




If you see a feature I haven't listed here just post it on this thread or a image and I will update the posts.

[GaMe ChAnGeR1]

Country ?

[FourTOne5]

country ?

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[GaMe ChAnGeR1]

uk.឵឵឵឵឵឵឵឵឵឵឵

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[Powerpunch]

Thanks for the detailed info looks great hope we get it soon 😁😄

[FourTOne5]

Thanks for the detailed info looks great hope we get it soon 😁😄

You're welcome.

[toofinedog]

The new messages refers to friend invites, not direct messaging. When this SC ID went live on Brawl Stars, all your in-game friends appeared as friend requests on the ID. I would guess the same will happen with your in-game friends on Clash of Clans. They surely aren’t adding a ruled out idea to their new, kid-friendly system when the goal is to protect those minors from abuse that can occur in chat and name displays.

[FourTOne5]

The new messages refers to friend invites, not direct messaging. When this SC ID went live on Brawl Stars, all your in-game friends appeared as friend requests on the ID. I would guess the same will happen with your in-game friends on Clash of Clans. They surely aren’t adding a ruled out idea to their new, kid-friendly system when the goal is to protect those minors from abuse that can occur in chat and name displays.

Hmm that makes sense.