“Clash of Clans” September update is nearly here and the Internet has gone into an overdrive with fans anticipating major changes. It’s possible that a large number of the players who left were actually bots or hackers but there have been no comments from Supercell about this.
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Supercell recently revealed information about the September updates for the game.
The forthcoming update is also expected to introduce the so-called Clash of Clans Clan Challenge. The company has previously announced that the annual ClashCon convention has been canceled this year.
The “Clash of Clans” September update will make the game worth playing again. The upcoming upgrade will feature free gem mining for players so that they can build more structures in their camps without having to shell out real cash for that.
In the recent “Clash of Clans” updates, Supercell has been disappointing fans with their buggy updates. Players will be able to set up their war opponents and also control their own preparations and battle day durations. Do you think Supercell will really introduce a feature that’ll let players mine gems for free?
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It is said the new update will bring new buildings and troops that are accessible to many players. Whether the new system would be linked to the upcoming Clan Challenges feature is still unknown as of writing, but speculations are high that the game would start rewarding players directly for participating in events and completing some in-game challenges. This, in turn would foster both online and offline Clash of Clans initiatives. This is where Clans will have the ability to issue a friendly challenge request to any of the members. Reports suggest that the game maker will be adding new game modes and features for the 4-year-old game to stay afloat now that Niantic’s “Pokémon GO” is lording over the mobile gaming world as of late. What other features do you want to see? Thus, enabling a system that gives them away for free might end up compromising the game’s income stream. Clash of Clans’ September 2016 patch is set to be rolled out soon, but Supercell has so far been very tight-lipped about the huge update’s release date.
