"Clash of Clans" is in trouble after the recent updates they released. New reports suggest the players have lost interest in the game and are now quitting to spend their free time in another game.
"Clash of Clans" March Update A Failure
NeuroGadget reported that Supercell released their "Clash of Clans" March Update with promising features that include new troops and improvement. Unfortunately, the "Clash of Clans" March Update turned as horrible as their update last December. "Clash of Clans" gamers have a long list of complaints about the update.
Parent Herald previously reported that Supercell had already responded to the issue by fixing some of it. Among the fixes done are the healer's heal rate, the traps that failed to trigger, the "Clash of Clans" match making system, notifications and Valykrie's health points.
Players Quitting From "Clash of Clans"
However, despite the fixes, "Clash of Clans" players are no longer happy with the game. Design & Trend reported that the best players are done with "Clash of Clans" after the Town Hall 11 Update. The latest "Clash of Clans" version is a disappointment to players.
Per the report, one "Clash of Clans" player who amassed over one million subscribers on YouTube by covering strategy game has decided to change his channel.
"I've been getting bored of making 'Clash of Clans' videos," Cam admitted.
"The game isn't changing enough. They added Town Hall 11, but it's basically the same thing as Town Hall 10 at a larger scale. The game just doesn't feel fresh anymore, and there's nothing new to make content on," he added.
Per the report, several "Clash of Clans" gamers share Cam's perspective. One Reddit user agreed and commented, "it's just not the same since December. All games have an end date, [but I] didn't think it would crash so soon." Another player commented, "'Clash' is done for."
Do you still enjoy "Clash of Clans" or are you also quitting the game? What do you think should Supercell do to regain their fans? Share your comments below.
