Most Useful And Effective Trap

[Aizen]

Any farmers out there using giant bombs, you make no sense to me at all.

[d3o]

Any farmers out there using giant bombs, you make no sense to me at all.

It's simple. You buy them when you have too much gold and no builders open. Then you place bombs behind TH but in front of resources and vital defenses. If bomb explodes, then TH is already down and you have a shield - plus enemy's raid is unexpectedly ruined and, chances are, he won't loot anything.

[DantesInferno]

The seeking air mine is too expensive to always use it. It's only worth it when you have a lot to protect

[silentwill]

Why the Tesla of course. Isn't that supposed to be a trap?

[RegaliaRemix]

Any farmers out there using giant bombs, you make no sense to me at all.

You might regret saying this when there's 2x2 space near your storages but the goblins just walk right through and wipe out all your resources...... lol

Would you rather spend 50k for the giant bomb which can be a hit or miss or lose 200k because your storages aren't well protected enough? You decide.

[Mendax]

You might regret saying this when there's 2x2 space near your storages but the goblins just walk right through and wipe out all your resources...... lol

Would you rather spend 50k for the giant bomb which can be a hit or miss or lose 200k because your storages aren't well protected enough? You decide.

Why do you have open 2x2 spaces anyway?


And the odds of one giant bomb being the deciding factor that saves 200k resources are less than 1-to-4, so there isn't much reason to use it, other than for fun. (And we all know the only reason to play this game is to have a better base, despite what those pathetic "fun-lovers" tell you.)

[Pingfao]

I've really disliked giant bombs at first... but I find them just exquisite at the moment. It all depends on how you place them and how tricky you are with them.

Any farmers out there using giant bombs, you make no sense to me at all.

Like this?

Yes, I do have a video for every single occasion.

[d3o]

Like this?

Yes, I do have a video for every single occasion.

Yeah, I suppose. I had something like this... only with all wizards instead.

Why do you have open 2x2 spaces anyway?


And the odds of one giant bomb being the deciding factor that saves 200k resources are less than 1-to-4, so there isn't much reason to use it, other than for fun. (And we all know the only reason to play this game is to have a better base, despite what those pathetic "fun-lovers" tell you.)

Maybe - but, remember, you can stock up on those bombs when you're not hurting for gold (even going overboard)... while it can save you when you're desperately don't want to lose any.

As for open 2x2 spots, why not? Fake tesla spots are hilarious.

[Choqiees]

Spring traps!

because i fell for them way too much!

[tyllerot]

It's simple. You buy them when you have too much gold and no builders open. Then you place bombs behind TH but in front of resources and vital defenses. If bomb explodes, then TH is already down and you have a shield - plus enemy's raid is unexpectedly ruined and, chances are, he won't loot anything.

Good point! When farming, you may come to a point where you have storages full of gold, but no builder available. Then giant bombs may be worth buying, although I have always considered them expensive. Thanks for the tip.