The "Clash Of Clans" is definitely one of those highly-addictive game. Even if you don't play the "Clash Of Clans," chances are you have a friend or a family member who are addicted to the mobile MMO strategy video game .
As much as gamers enjoy the "Clash Of Clans," the only annoying part of it, except for the lack of sleep, are the excessive notifications. So is there a way to eliminate them?
'Clash Of Clans' 2016: How to get rid of notifications?
According to Neuro Gadget, the "Clash Of Clans" May 2016 update may have added baby Dragon and Miner troops, as well as new spells but players also got more notifications along with the recent update.
These excessive "Clash Of Clans" notifications led to the game being constantly interrupted. To ease the anger of the already frustrated "Clash Of Clans" players, Supercell came up with an idea to solve this problem and "released an optional update that added the option to set notifications timeinterval to 12 hours."
'Clash of Clans' 2016: Baby Dragon
Baby Dragons are one of the newest troops that came with the May 2016 update of "Clash Of Clans." They may look familar to those who play "Clash Royale" as it is yet another Clash crossover.
The Baby Dragon has come all the way over from "Clash Royale" to "Clash Of Clans" and it is available at Town Hall 9, iDigital Times reports.
The site noted that although the Baby Dragon can appear by itself in the "Clash Of Clans," it will be more powerful when played with other Baby Dragons.
'Clash of Clans' 2016: The Miner
"Clash Of Clans" have decided to double down the update by bringing over the Miner to COC. The Miner can be unlocked at Town Hall 7 and he takes up five housing space.
The Miner moves pretty quickly but the thing is that he digs underground every time he goes to attack and find a new building, which turns out to be helpful but annoying for defenses to deal with.
"Clash of Clans" is available for download for both iOS and Android devices.