The updates have added higher Inferno Towers, Mortars, upgrades to the Hog Rider, Valkyrie, Goblins, as well as a new Dark Troop called the Bowler. It also shortened spell brewing times, shortened Dark Elixir spell cooking times, revamped the matchmaking system, and both Town Hall 10 and Town Hall 11 players are now less likely to find and have to fight each other in single player attacks.
Because of the significant changes to Clan War matchmaking, thousands of Clans are looking at matchmaking to try and get a new and fair fight.
However, instead of appreciation for the good things that the March updates have brought to the game, gamers have been blasting the official “Clash of Clans” forum with a slew of problems.
They have reported plenty of complaints including the infamous ‘device not compatible’ prompt for the update on Google Play, account switching is broken, the base layout editor is crashing games, and many others.
As expected, Supercell gradually addressed the legitimate gamer complaints on its latest update but also noted that imbalance caused by cheaters, who uses bots, mods, hacks, and any other third party software to win the games easily.
Supercell posted on its website recently that “Clash of Clans” players who use third party software on the game shall be banned in the game for two weeks and if they continue with their strategy, they will have to bid goodbye to the game because their account will be banned permanently.