Post by shawnturner on Jan 5, 2018 4:33:14 GMT -6
Hi,
I've been in a few different TF's and sometime wonder why some attacks did not follow notes or more directly place troops in location given. Past week I've discovered not everyone has the same understanding of position location. For example notes or chat direction may say smoke zooka to core at 6 O'Clock position. Now everyone understands that but the confusion lays in what is 6 O'Clock? Now I have always envisioned a clock face over the core with the 6/12 vertical to the screen. I'm part of a task TF now that uses the beach to align the clock with the 6 always pointing towards the beach. 2 examples below, Now with the below example 6 oclock is a great spot on the one the other not so much. So how do you do it in your TF?
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References: forum.supercell.com/showthread.php/1530135-How-do-you-tell-Time
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I've been in a few different TF's and sometime wonder why some attacks did not follow notes or more directly place troops in location given. Past week I've discovered not everyone has the same understanding of position location. For example notes or chat direction may say smoke zooka to core at 6 O'Clock position. Now everyone understands that but the confusion lays in what is 6 O'Clock? Now I have always envisioned a clock face over the core with the 6/12 vertical to the screen. I'm part of a task TF now that uses the beach to align the clock with the 6 always pointing towards the beach. 2 examples below, Now with the below example 6 oclock is a great spot on the one the other not so much. So how do you do it in your TF?
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References: forum.supercell.com/showthread.php/1530135-How-do-you-tell-Time
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