Reports have it that many players want to bring back the old changes prior to the ‘Town Hall 11’ update. Some were so disappointed that they already shifted to playing the rival game “Castle Clash” by IGG. There are speculations that “Clash of Clans” numbers might drop further this year if Supercell remains reluctant to give in to their gamers’ request.
When Supercell officially announced the ‘Town Hall 11’ update during the ClashCon 2015 held in Helsinki, Finland in October last year, it promised a new guard option that allows players to go on short breaks because it was meant to protect their village from sudden attacks.
The update was supposed to make the game fair for those who can’t stay online for longer hours as they are put on an even playing field with those gamers who are always online especially during attacks.
With the changes in the Personal Break Timers, gamers are really hating it because even the new Village Guard is a problem since there are instances that players are getting kicked out of the game because the Village Guard still functions even when the player is already logged on to the game.
There are actually four major features that came with the ‘Town Hall 11’ update to “Clash of Clans.” The Town Hall 11 structure is the most widely-anticipated one. The Town Hall 11 features an open top and all-white surface. However, it was not constructed very strong in order to balance out the game.