One of the great things about Clash of Clans is that while it can conceivably be said to “simulate war”, the only thing that is ever hurt is pride. Real generals have to weigh the lives of their troops against the mission objectives. Every incursion is expertly planned and each soldier has a specific role to fill. Clash Of Clans is under no such obligation.
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This makes it possible, for instance, to attack with little more than ten P.E.K.K.A for no better reason than ‘let’s see what happens!’. No one is hurt, and the only thing you lose is the time and resources spent to build them--but you can definitely regain some of each if you play your cards right.
So, ten P.E.K.K.A. (or Deca P.E.K.K.A) is precisely what Galadon of Clash of Clans Attacks decides to bring to the party in his latest video. It’s absurdist performance art at its finest. What happens when ten heavily armored female warriors assault a base with little in the way of back up? Once again, it all depends on your strategy. Just because something is inherently silly does not mean it can’t work. It just requires a little bit of planning.
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Attacking with ten is both a poor idea and a great idea. The first two bouts see Galadon lose very badly or barely win, due to a thoroughly inconsiderate Skeleton trap or simply being exhausted by the sheer amount of firepower thrown at him. It makes you appreciate the damage soaking units like the P.E.K.K.A can provide, assuming you’ve brought in a little extra ‘oomph’.
The victorious third assault, however, can barely be called a win. The village configuration is quite strange, with no walls left to provide defense. Galadon mows through the town as if it were a field of wheat, though he does incur some losses.
What are some other goofy attack strategies you may have tried? Tell us. Show us! Watch the deca P.E.K.K.A below.
