Clash of Clans update: September update to feature balanced clans, more heroes, additional levels?

Good news for fans of Clash of Clans as the expected update for September is bound to bring more surprises.

Aside from introducing new heroes, Supercell has announced that it will be making sure that it will balance the players by not making clans too strong  or too weak. This will ensure that that challenges will become more even and the opportunity to conquer challenges will be more balanced, Mobipicker reported.

It is also expected that the update will introduce more levels for troops and structures which will benefit those who are part of Town Hall 1 to 10.

To address the issue of players overusing their resources, some fans have requested the incorporation of a penalty feature to serve as a deterrent for those who are abusing the opportunity.

Since the September update is expected to be a big one, some players are actually expecting Supercell to include a gem mine to add more excitement to the game.

Meanwhile, a Parent Herald report speculated that Clash of Clans update is actually a means for the former most popular mobile game to compete with the latest craze, Pokemon Go.

The series of unpopular updates released by Supercell also did not help matters as some players have expressed a preference for other similar games.

The latest update, according to Neurogadget, actually is targeted towards getting more people interested in Clash of Clans and will give new players an opportunity to join the stronger clans, increasing his chances of success in the game.

The report said that while rumors continue to circulate, official word is expected from Supercell to make an official announcement before the release of the update.

One thing is sure, though. Supercell took into consideration all the fans' feedback on previous updates and made sure to address the issues to make the September update a better one.

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