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Just blasted through all 7 phases of Hammerman and came out with 14 fragments, no shards or crystals. I have a 65% MP. Is this unusual? Or am I just having a bad RNG day?

Feel like I'm not seeing bases replenish as fast as they used to. Seemed like before the update it was about 1:1 over a 24 hour period (destroy 5 NPC bases, get about 5 back, destroy 1 npc and 2 players, get 1 npc and 2 players back, more or less) but since the update I've gone a day or so on more than one account between getting any invasions.

Just in my head? A function of opening up more of the map? Something actually up?

Does everyone get their trophies reset to zero, or just above X trophies?

As it is right now, they just keep blowing bigger holes in the same wall segments. If that's all they're going to be good for I can't imagine ever needing more than one of them.

I'd like to get my rank up, and getting platinum completions would help do that quicker. Is it possible to solo big battles, complete the side quests, and get platinum rewards? Do certain BB trait builds have a better chance? Do I need maxed out bling, or will I be alright in my quest/daily mixed gear?

I already know the basics, and how to complete side quests for platinum, but no matter what I do either I don't finish the side quest for platinum, or I lose the overall battle because something went wrong while I was doing the side quest, or whatever else can go wrong, does.

Last post was 3 weeks ago. Anyone home?

played for a long time, stopped for a while, back now. I've got my mini to 105, but almost entirely solo, very little dungeon experience. Any good guides out there or just general tips for keeping people alive? Looking to start with just daily box runs but don't want to embarass myself by letting people die over and over; raiding is an eventual goal but not an immediate necessity.

Seems like anything th8 and below gets 3'd regardless of cc content, either by drags (if the air defenses are not all maxed) or by a low th9 rolling over the maxed out 8s.

I know at th9 and up, variable ccs can be effective at screwing up an opponent's attack, but are we just throwing away elixir on the lower levels?