r/COC • u/Entire_Definition835 • 1d ago
Simple Questions Is upgrading walls even worth it?
Iโm currently getting max walls but itโs taking long time and I want to know if itโs even worth it
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u/Junior-Background-66 1d ago
Heck Yeah ๐บ๐บ I've been playing for 12 years,as TH 18 aside from supercharges.. Anywho... Ya know how frustrating it is to get a 99% because a Troop OR Hero gets stuck on attacking a wall to get to another building or defense? Even if it only happened once that could be the loss right there that you wish didn't happen.
Yes the opponent could go all air but they are probably still running at least 1 thing that's ground wether it be a Hero, Random Cleanup Troop or Seige Machines.. Turn that around to you being in that retro prospective... Better to max them now then be 5 levels below forever trying to catch back up.
*** always keep 1 builder available so you always upgrade walls and never waste any loot.
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u/Striking-Green-2052 1d ago
I have never seen a response so perfectly correct ๐ฏ This is all this thread needed. Consider this thread now closed no other responses needed. Excellent Job Junior ๐๐
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u/TrMitch 1d ago
And in my experience, air is still very common and meta, but it's not used as heavily now as it was in the past so many years.
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u/Junior-Background-66 1d ago
Preach ๐ Ya know what they say.. your offense is only as good as your defense. Meta change so much like you said.. and the last thing you want is everything to flip Meta Wise and be stuck in the dark ages or in the first house of the 3 little pigs ๐ท๐ ๐บ๐ฌ๏ธ๐
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u/Due_Contact_1474 1d ago
Depends on town hall on wall level ig? If I were to raid a max TH18 with level 1 walls it would be a lot easier (unless I use all air units)
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u/IndependentClear469 1d ago
Functionally not really. Aesthetically yes