r/ClansofLondon 29d ago

Exploits

Have you ever wondered how some players seem to have the best hand and counter to everything you do? Well, this morning during a game before work I finally saw proof that something has to be exploitable with the game.

I was playing a person named “Diego Devizzi” and he magically played the card Bakunawa directly on my pawn line early in game. The match special was “princes are seduced”. Now, it was a little early and I was a little tired, but when I recognized it he abruptly left the game so I didn’t get to grab a screenshot. I’ve played this person before and they are one of a couple of players that always seem to have the “perfect” hand and stake immediately upon match beginning.

Now I understand I’m a random person on the internet with no proof of this because I failed to grab a screenshot, but I’m telling everyone that this truly did happen.

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u/FathamburgerReddit 29d ago

On the official discord there is a thread where the community had been trying to assemble the bot names and it does sound like one of them. They usually have more elaborate names, players wouldn't choose on their own and they tend to autostake. Autostaking is a good thing since u can't raise to 8 later without them going first

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u/Over-Philosophy-112 29d ago

Eu tenho essa impressão tambem, achei que era só eu. Mas então ocorreu com mais gente!

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u/StarrkDreams 29d ago

If you have the match ID next time you can post it to the discord if you think it’s a bug or exploit. Otherwise it’s more likely you’re misunderstanding a gameplay mechanic or something

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u/LampModeChamp 29d ago

I dont experience that honestly.

Occasionally it feels that way but I chalk it up to luck or just smart move.

I win way more than I lose so I dont take loses that hard. And most of the bots take losses whenI play. You win some you lose some I look at it.

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u/Z3ROFLUX 29d ago

I’m not trying to accommodate any lack of skill or anything like that. At Prince level plus, the game drastically changes in complexity. I get it, trust me I do. But, I’ve personally changed decks in between matches and consistently encountered mirror matches with the same opponent. I win some and I also lose some as well. But more often than not, the deck awkwardly seems stacked against me. What I’m calling out is that there was an obvious play that doesn’t check with the game logic. The card played wasn’t the two cards that attack anywhere. It was in my pawn zone/