The first thing you should do when you join a clan is train your troops. By getting to know your clan, you’ll be able to identify any issues and request a fix before your opponents. If you’re in a clan with other similarly-minded players, you can also ask them questions about their clans and what they’re doing. A clan match lets you test your skill against other players who are also in the same clan as you. One of the best ways to get to know your clans is to join and compete in a clan match. Under the new Fair Play initiative, account selling and trading is officially a prohibited offense, as is participating in the underground, black market for gems.First things first: you need to know your clans in order to properly build your force. It’s been reported that several high level clans in Clash of Clans employ the “Always Active” hack to keep their win streaks going.
The former stops players from ever having their base attacked, by making sure their client always reads as being active, while the latter allows players to practice an attack over and over again before committing to their troops. So if you enjoy playing Clash of Clans or Boom Beach on your PC with Bluestacks, well, you’re running a risk.īluestacks allows players to employ various hacks and cheats on Clash of Clans and Boom Beach, primarily the “Always Active” and “Ghost Attack” cheats. Third party software is no longer allowed to be used with Clash of Clans or Boom Beach, although Supercell technically only is prohibiting the third party software that manipulates gameplay. Think of the Fair Play initiative as a new constitution from Supercell, one that says they will ban you if you break it. Supercell has announced their new Fair Play initiative, and it doesn’t bode well if you happen to be one of those Boom Beach or Clash of Clans players with a tendency to try to get your mitts on some easy gems.
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