The ants go marching two by two, hurrah hurrah. You have to hand it to Clash of Clans players, they can come up with some ingenious unit set ups. We already know about the GoWiPe, GoWiWi and Balloonian, but here's a new one: Noah's Ark attack.
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Today's Clash of Clans video examines the positively Biblical assault, which gives you more or less 2 of every unit, and 1 of every spell. For the sake of space, though, you get one Lava Hound and one Golem. Galadon of Clash of Clans attacks, celebrating a milestone number of subscribers, gets asked to assault a base like Noah, and he delivers.
The lesson to be learned is that you have to be on point with your spells. A larger number of a similar unit, such as a Golem, lets you screw up to a certain degree. Not so with a Noah's Ark attack. Initial point of attack, unit deployment timing, spell placement and timing are all keys to victory. And victory is never guaranteed, either. Galadon himself barely manages to succeed, but it is absolutely worth it for his amusing criticism of his own skill.
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Most of your units will be destroyed almost immediately and you had better hope that your wall breaker makes it through in one piece. The time spent knocking down a wall is time better spent attacking the defense.
One wonders if there is a slightly altered version of the Noah's Ark attack; one where you take seven of each unit. The Bible directly contradicts itself from one passage to the next, God wants two of each 'clean' animal, and then he wants 'seven'. It's as if the Big Guy knows about the strength of genetic diversity and all that.
Well, Clash of Clans is probably unconcerned about the inner workings of the Bible. After all, it has witches and wizards in it, and those have no place within the Good Book.
