Anyone else find nexting oddly enjoyable?

[fette]

Considering a raid takes 3 mins and the army then takes an hour to cook, I try to enjoy the nexting part as 'playing' and I try and look at new layouts and stuff , bit like window shopping

[Sparetime11]

no

are you an old white man

no, but maybe playing coc is turning me into one?

[Megalomania]

I'm not sure that I'd call it enjoyable but I do get some satisfaction out of it. Nexting, or the thought process that goes into deciding whether or not to hit Next, is actually a skill that doesn't get talked about very often. Knowing what bases your troop comp can be successful against is almost as important as knowing how to attack.

[ThePiGuy]

I guess it's like playing slot machines in a way, wondering if that next 'next' will be the big one.

[johnthepan]

ha nope.

Its cool for about 15 min then I get pi$$3d

[TheSixthBuilder]

Only if there's a HUGE loot raid at the end of it.

[Sparetime11]

What feeling do you have when you don't catch fish? What if you relied on fish for food, but couldn't catch enough to feed your family?

Well, yeah, I see your point, but I don't play CoC to feed the family, so . . .

[Sparetime11]

Nexting, or the thought process that goes into deciding whether or not to hit Next, is actually a skill that doesn't get talked about very often.

Yeah, that's sort of what I'm coming to realize, too: how key it is to learn to distinguish between bases you can beat and those you can't.

Like my older brother once told me, "Don't pick fights you can't win."

[lasmite]

I love nexting. I get to see how people play the game, and when I finally find a base worth attacking a sense of accomplishment goes through me. Especially when I find fat collector raids

And no. Im no middle age old man, so you can throw your stereotypical trash in the bin and forget about it.

[Yoyobuae]

Yeah, that's sort of what I'm coming to realize, too: how key it is to learn to distinguish between bases you can beat and those you can't.

Like my older brother once told me, "Don't pick fights you can't win."

If you never attack a base "you can't beat", how can you know if you can beat it or not?