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Is anyone playing Clash of Clans???

I started on it and now I'm hooked, was playing computer games [still do a bit] but CoC is taking over my life!!!

And you can never rest - its like a baby, you have to keep going once you start, there is no getting off.

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lol, did say I was addicted, already maxed at th9 and going to th10 as we speak. And yeah upgrades are a bxtch!!! 12 days from th9 to 10. Walls 3 million a brick and takes a couple of days to get that, so times that out with 250 bricks and you ahve another Xmas drifting past. Been playing for around 2 years now, just surprised there is no thread on here for it was all?

I did search on CoC and Clash of Clans and found nothing.......so assume this is the only thread [till i'm told otherwise].

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TH10 here, can confirm the grind is real.

Although If you like CoC, have you tried their recently released Clash Royale?

Myself and a lot of my CoC Clan have made the migration and only really check CoC now to collect res.

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No not yet, had some in my clan try it, but with mixed feedback, some think its shallow and lacks the strategy depth that CoC has. might try it later, but not rushing to it for now.

I also want to state that my base is built, not bought!! I don't buy gems and anything, its all raiding and wars that pay for it.

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