Post by kent on Mar 8, 2015 0:02:07 GMT -6
Thought I would spell my thinking out better on this rule. First off not a hard rule and as the war progresses, it will apply less and less. But I think early on in any war this rule is important. It structures attacking. There are a bunch of reasons I want to get more diligent on this.
First off, what is the guideline. Early on in the war (give or take, the first 12 hour) attack with in 10 up or down from your war rank. Example, you are #15. You can attack #5 to #25. If you can't find someone in those 20, maybe you should head down to worglings till your troops improve. Reasons below
1. It allows our lower members a chance to attack. They have a lower number of targets. Attacking them weakens the whole clan. If you are going to aim really low, wait.
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2. Attacking too high limits what our higher members can hit. If you get a 1 star by jumping 20 spots, you aren't helping. You will probably get lower stars than some one higher can get. Basically, don't get greedy.
Again, no one gets booted for this vet let's try to apply this rule ASAP.
First off, what is the guideline. Early on in the war (give or take, the first 12 hour) attack with in 10 up or down from your war rank. Example, you are #15. You can attack #5 to #25. If you can't find someone in those 20, maybe you should head down to worglings till your troops improve. Reasons below
1. It allows our lower members a chance to attack. They have a lower number of targets. Attacking them weakens the whole clan. If you are going to aim really low, wait.
O
2. Attacking too high limits what our higher members can hit. If you get a 1 star by jumping 20 spots, you aren't helping. You will probably get lower stars than some one higher can get. Basically, don't get greedy.
Again, no one gets booted for this vet let's try to apply this rule ASAP.
