Clash Of Clans?

Cece547

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I think it's a bunch of little fat guys running around killing and robbing other clans. I might be wrong.
 

moneysayz

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cece ur totally wrong. Clash of clans is a fun and strategic game. It is fun. In the beginning u will think its boring but when u grow it will be very fun. You can try out differ strategies and im a clash of clans pro.:p;):)
 

Cece547

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cece ur totally wrong. Clash of clans is a fun and strategic game. It is fun. In the beginning u will think its boring but when u grow it will be very fun. You can try out differ strategies and im a clash of clans pro.:p;):)
Oh xD
Sorry Person ( ._.)
o_O What a great way to describe it...
Heres what I understand so far...
Very sorry ( ._.)

But what exactly is it about? I'm curious too.
 

Yippee456

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Clash of Clans, a game by Supercell Entertainment, is very slightly similar to tower defense. You can buy defenses and upgrade them. However, it is completely multiplayer--the campaign is just there to start off new members.

You start extremely weak, of course. But it is fairly easy to get to a point where you will be able to attack other players successfully. You do this by training troops (barbarians are your standard fair for just swarming buildings, archers can attack from a distance and shoot over walls, goblins are used to get loot first, etc.) that you use by tapping or holding your finger on the screen where you want to attack from. Note the fact that you can attack and be attacked from all angles.

Later on, upgrades can take a while. But the times aren't ridiculous, as they are in some other games similar to this concept. I'd recommend spending as little as possible of your initial 500 gems. Gems are used to boost higher-level loot makers (gold mines and elixir collectors, and dark elixir drills when you get them), higher-level barracks (where you make your troops), and to finish anything being built instantly.

Oh, and yes, the higher-level walls get WAY overpriced. But then, you won't be worrying about that for a while.

Overall, I'd suggest this to anybody looking for a good-quality, long-term game. Especially if you like games with lots of multiplayer activity--that's pretty much the entire game's premise. Unfortunately, you will almost never find anything other than useless drivel being said in the global chat. This is where players from around the world can chat. I just ignore it, and use it only when I have to.

Lastly, you can join or create clans after you rebuild your clan castle (the grey, crumbling building). In clans, you can donate troops to one another, play with your friends (if you agree on a clan to meet in), and fight in clan wars. Clan wars are events that can be started by leaders and co-leaders of clans, in which two clans are pitted against one another. Only clans with 10 or more members can participate in clan wars. Players in a clan war have two attacks each, and the clan with the most stars (basically a way of telling how well you attacked) by the end wins.

So would I suggest this game? If you like multiplayer and don't mind some minor problems, absolutely.
 

Yah is Back

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It's all about trying to be the best, making u own clan, stealing resources, trying to be the best, oops.... Did i already say that...
 

jorden138

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Clash of Clans, a game by Supercell Entertainment, is very slightly similar to tower defense. You can buy defenses and upgrade them. However, it is completely multiplayer--the campaign is just there to start off new members.

You start extremely weak, of course. But it is fairly easy to get to a point where you will be able to attack other players successfully. You do this by training troops (barbarians are your standard fair for just swarming buildings, archers can attack from a distance and shoot over walls, goblins are used to get loot first, etc.) that you use by tapping or holding your finger on the screen where you want to attack from. Note the fact that you can attack and be attacked from all angles.

Later on, upgrades can take a while. But the times aren't ridiculous, as they are in some other games similar to this concept. I'd recommend spending as little as possible of your initial 500 gems. Gems are used to boost higher-level loot makers (gold mines and elixir collectors, and dark elixir drills when you get them), higher-level barracks (where you make your troops), and to finish anything being built instantly.

Oh, and yes, the higher-level walls get WAY overpriced. But then, you won't be worrying about that for a while.

Overall, I'd suggest this to anybody looking for a good-quality, long-term game. Especially if you like games with lots of multiplayer activity--that's pretty much the entire game's premise. Unfortunately, you will almost never find anything other than useless drivel being said in the global chat. This is where players from around the world can chat. I just ignore it, and use it only when I have to.

Lastly, you can join or create clans after you rebuild your clan castle (the grey, crumbling building). In clans, you can donate troops to one another, play with your friends (if you agree on a clan to meet in), and fight in clan wars. Clan wars are events that can be started by leaders and co-leaders of clans, in which two clans are pitted against one another. Only clans with 10 or more members can participate in clan wars. Players in a clan war have two attacks each, and the clan with the most stars (basically a way of telling how well you attacked) by the end wins.

So would I suggest this game? If you like multiplayer and don't mind some minor problems, absolutely.
Very good you know your stuff
 

Darkrai

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I beleive dere is a MGN clan for Clash of clans
I think it's a bunch of little fat guys running around killing and robbing other clans. I might be wrong.
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Day aren't all fat. Exept the Giants.

Clash of Clans, a game by Supercell Entertainment, is very slightly similar to tower defense. You can buy defenses and upgrade them. However, it is completely multiplayer--the campaign is just there to start off new members.

You start extremely weak, of course. But it is fairly easy to get to a point where you will be able to attack other players successfully. You do this by training troops (barbarians are your standard fair for just swarming buildings, archers can attack from a distance and shoot over walls, goblins are used to get loot first, etc.) that you use by tapping or holding your finger on the screen where you want to attack from. Note the fact that you can attack and be attacked from all angles.

Later on, upgrades can take a while. But the times aren't ridiculous, as they are in some other games similar to this concept. I'd recommend spending as little as possible of your initial 500 gems. Gems are used to boost higher-level loot makers (gold mines and elixir collectors, and dark elixir drills when you get them), higher-level barracks (where you make your troops), and to finish anything being built instantly.

Oh, and yes, the higher-level walls get WAY overpriced. But then, you won't be worrying about that for a while.

Overall, I'd suggest this to anybody looking for a good-quality, long-term game. Especially if you like games with lots of multiplayer activity--that's pretty much the entire game's premise. Unfortunately, you will almost never find anything other than useless drivel being said in the global chat. This is where players from around the world can chat. I just ignore it, and use it only when I have to.

Lastly, you can join or create clans after you rebuild your clan castle (the grey, crumbling building). In clans, you can donate troops to one another, play with your friends (if you agree on a clan to meet in), and fight in clan wars. Clan wars are events that can be started by leaders and co-leaders of clans, in which two clans are pitted against one another. Only clans with 10 or more members can participate in clan wars. Players in a clan war have two attacks each, and the clan with the most stars (basically a way of telling how well you attacked) by the end wins.

So would I suggest this game? If you like multiplayer and don't mind some minor problems, absolutely.
This sums it up probably
 
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Yippee456

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I beleive dere is a MGN clan for Clash of clans

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Day aren't all fat. Exept the Giants.


This sums it up probably
Correct. The MGN clan for CoC is called =MGN= Kids. I'm a member of it under my "daddadhad" account.
Very good you know your stuff
Why, thank you! I really don't, but I pay attention to detail. And I figured that the more information I crammed into a post, the more helpful it'd be (as compared to multiple posts by different people giving fractions of information).
 

=MGN=URsnoopy

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cece ur totally wrong. Clash of clans is a fun and strategic game. It is fun. In the beginning u will think its boring but when u grow it will be very fun. You can try out differ strategies and im a clash of clans pro.:p;):)
Me too:) i love clash of clans. Any one join the clan im in its called Rockpile my clash of clan name is SNOOPDOG602
 
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