Walls and war strength rating

[chow13]

Let me try to clear this up for you guy's

From : http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...-FEEDBACK-here
A note on how ranking is determined for clan war participants v. spectators
It is both intended and quite common that players with a higher TH are left out of a Clan War. The ranking is not based on TH level, it based on trophy count, and then the level of defenses. Check out the following explanation of how matchmaking should work:

1. The first x # of players go to matchmaking depending on their trophy amount and the position in the clan For example, in a 10v10 clan war, if one clan has 14 members, the 10 highest trophied members will be the ones to go to war.
2. Once a match is found, players are sorted on the map from strongest to weakest, in terms of defence power of their base, i.e., defense levels, hero levels, traps, etc.
3. We do not take TH levels into account. Instead, we only use overall strength of all defence elements in player’s village. For example, a TH8 with higher level defenses than a TH9 will be ranked higher than the TH9 in the war map.
4. XP has no bearing on the ranking of your war base on the war map

And now from
http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...-Clan-Wars-FAQ

How are clans matched for a clan war?
Clan wars matchmaking matches clans based on the strength of their members. Unlike multiplayer battles, trophies have no influence in determining your clan wars opponent. After an opposing clan is found, the war immediately starts. There’s no “nexting” in clan wars matchmaking.

How is strength calculated in clan wars?
Strength is based on each member’s attacking power (troops, army camp capacity, spells and heroes) and defensive strength (defense buildings, walls, traps and heroes). Different layouts and base designs do not affect strength. The only way a member’s strength can be changed is if they upgrade their troops, defenses, spells, etc.

[TheRealchrism]

Let me try to clear this up for you guy's

From : http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...-FEEDBACK-here
A note on how ranking is determined for clan war participants v. spectators
It is both intended and quite common that players with a higher TH are left out of a Clan War. The ranking is not based on TH level, it based on trophy count, and then the level of defenses. Check out the following explanation of how matchmaking should work:

1. The first x # of players go to matchmaking depending on their trophy amount and the position in the clan For example, in a 10v10 clan war, if one clan has 14 members, the 10 highest trophied members will be the ones to go to war.
2. Once a match is found, players are sorted on the map from strongest to weakest, in terms of defence power of their base, i.e., defense levels, hero levels, traps, etc.
3. We do not take TH levels into account. Instead, we only use overall strength of all defence elements in player’s village. For example, a TH8 with higher level defenses than a TH9 will be ranked higher than the TH9 in the war map.
4. XP has no bearing on the ranking of your war base on the war map

And now from
http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...-Clan-Wars-FAQ

How are clans matched for a clan war?
Clan wars matchmaking matches clans based on the strength of their members. Unlike multiplayer battles, trophies have no influence in determining your clan wars opponent. After an opposing clan is found, the war immediately starts. There’s no “nexting” in clan wars matchmaking.

How is strength calculated in clan wars?
Strength is based on each member’s attacking power (troops, army camp capacity, spells and heroes) and defensive strength (defense buildings, walls, traps and heroes). Different layouts and base designs do not affect strength. The only way a member’s strength can be changed is if they upgrade their troops, defenses, spells, etc.

thank you chow, please back to the original post, how heavy do walls weight. Seems to me they have a pretty good impact with what I originally posted.

[cyaspah]

It's defense, defenseless and defenses .......word crimes..back to that comprehension of English you were talking about.

hahahahah...and yea I kinda understood what u meant after I posted it but was feelin too lazy to edit...sorry

[pmhausen]

It's defense, defenseless and defenses .......word crimes..back to that comprehension of English you were talking about.

If you happen to speak American English, then ... yes. If it's British English, the correct spelling is indeed defence.

Source: Webster.

I actually own a couple of martial arts books by Kawaishi who taught in France, that use the British spelling in their English edition.

Patrick

[Gama321]

It's defense, defenseless and defenses .......word crimes..back to that comprehension of English you were talking about.

This may come as a surprise to you but there are countries outside of America
Plus that's not related to comprehension either

[TheRealchrism]

This may come as a surprise to you but there are countries outside of America
Plus that's not related to comprehension either

yah, but those other countries do not matter, you can't win wars without us. In America, defence means to take the fence down, lol.

[pmhausen]

yah, but those other countries do not matter, you can't win wars without us. In America, defence means to take the fence down, lol.

Ignorant, rude and obviously proud of it. Q.E.D.

Patrick

[TheRealchrism]

If you happen to speak American English, then ... yes. If it's British English, the correct spelling is indeed defence.

Source: Webster.

I actually own a couple of martial arts books by Kawaishi who taught in France, that use the British spelling in their English edition.

Patrick

He is the Kirk Lazurus of writing.

[TheRealchrism]

Ignorant, rude and obviously proud of it. Q.E.D.

Patrick

142 IQ (Weschler scale), MENSA memeber, do not care, say what's on my mind, 20 years retired military and without looking it up, do you even know what Q.E.D. is short for? Can you really read Latin? Second of 5 languages I learned, polyglot. It is all suppose to good ribbing and fun, take the joke....that is if you country allows a sense...I mean sence of humor.

[pmhausen]

Seems like I do not share your sense of humour. As for Latin - yes, I do. And ancient Greek. But everybody with an academic background and a decent education in math should know Q.E.D. even if it's the only Latin he ever heard.

Sir, pass as two pints, please, will ya? Cheers!

Patrick