What is War Weight in Clash of Clans?
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Ever wondered what ‘war weight’ means in Clash of Clans? Let’s dive into this intriguing concept that plays a crucial role in your clan wars strategy.
‘War weight’ is a term you’ll often hear in the Clash of Clans community, but what does it really mean? Let’s break it down simply and see how it affects your game.
War Weight Explained
In Clash of Clans, ‘war weight’ is a way to measure the strength of players’ bases in clan wars. It helps in matching clans that are close in strength, making battles more fair and fun. Each building, troop, and defense you have adds to your total war weight.
Why is this important? Well, when your clan enters a war, the game uses war weights to find another clan with a similar overall strength. This means that the stronger your base, the tougher the opponents you’ll face in clan wars. So, managing your war weight can be a strategic move.
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