Clash of Clans September Update to Add New Impressive Features

A new update

The September update is close to release and there are many new improvements on the way. Below you can some of them with all the updates that are rumored to come soon.

A better life

A thread was created on the official forum where users were invited to contribute with ideas regarding quality of life changes that are desirable and useful (and no, new flags don’t fit in this situation).

The thread was well received, spanning for more than 100 pages and featuring many interesting suggestions. The highlights are more slots for bases, separated chats for clan rulers, new units and much more.

Since the last major update was released in June, many interesting ideas could make the cut and become a reality in the next update, as Supercell is willing to use feedback from the community.

One cool feature would be something that offers a whole new of playing Clash of Clans since the TH12 wasn’t really impressive and Builder Bases have lost their popularity dramatically.

While the meta is balanced right now, the game seems to become more grinding and it may take more than a few improvements in order to keep veteran players interested.

So hints were offered when the June update launched but they were vague and a bit hard to interpret. Clan War matchmaking has been broken since day one, with alternating worse and better states depending on the patch. Long queuing times, unbalanced matches and modding meant that it never worked as it should had. Blocking people that do not have all the buildings from upgrading the Town Hall was another step in the wrong direction.

Clan War Leagues may follow the steps of Clash Royale, pitting several clans in a bracket and giving the best rewards to those that manage to climb the ranks.

It remains to be seen if Clan Wars League and the quality of life updates will be good enough but I am positive that the game experience will be better. The patch will come later in September.

Henry R. Lares

Henry Lares is still early into his career as tech reporter but has already had his work published in many major publications including Tech Crunch and the Huffington Post.  In regards to academics, Henry earned an engineering degree from Apex Technical School. Henry has a passion for emerging technology and covers upcoming products and breakthroughs in science and tech.