'Clash of Clans' update latest news, rumor: Next update will be big

One of the runaway hits for mobile games is "Clash of Clans." Developer Supercell has announced that it will be coming out with an update soon, and speculations have been surfacing online on what the new improvements and add-ons will be all about.

According to MasterHerald, Supercell might finally be giving in to the clamor and will introduce a new add-on to the next update, a Town Hall 11. An additional Town Hall level will unlock more items and extra features for the players. However, since Supercell will regard an additional Town Hall level as a major update, the website added that a new Town Hall level will not bring that much improvement with it in order to maintain balance between player levels.

One of the best-selling points of "Clash of Clans" is its ability to maintain balance between player levels. Whether it be multiplayer attacks or clan wars, Supercell keeps on updating its system with rebalance requirements that pits same-level players and clans with one another, so there are no instances of one advanced player overpowering another with a lower-level base.

Meanwhile, additional improvements will also be added to the single player campaign missions on "Clash of Clans." Aside from giving additional levels, maps, and rewards for its troll base missions, Yibada surmised that specific improvements will also make their way into the new update. According to the rumors, the new update will bring an additional level to the Barbarian class, as well as a new Hero character other than the Barbarian King and Witch Queen. In addition, the new update will also allegedly add more troops and magic options for players. Specifically, the new version will unlock the Dark troops, and add more Dark spells to the list.

Although Supercell has not made any comments on what the new update will bring, confirmation for "Clash of Clans" players will be given when the ClashCon is held on Oct. 24.

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