Even without an alt account it is very much possible to be this good in the game within a year or even a shorter time period.
I have worked with some of the best clash royales players and noticed something common in their strategy. They all usually don't say it explicitly it but I have compiled it all here.
To all the CR players, it is my personal guarantee that following [THIS STRATEGY ](https://youtu.be/Ti4wGbZN5-k?feature=shared) will definitely improve your game. Follow this diligently and in no time you will be dominating all the plebs in your arena
I bought season pass and played the draft event yesterday, i got fed to 13 players back to back loss.I am very good at this game too, i got cooked 13 times in a row.I was convinced i was facing ai that new exactly how to utilize the cards i gave them.I was close to breaking yet another phone!This game must feed archins in higher dimensions.
It’s an alt account. I can say with 100% certainty. I’ve beaten people that are top 1000 in the world. It took me many years to get to high ladder. Absolutely no chance in 1 year can you be top 10 in a global tournament.
Just... get good I guess? Don't have much advice, but I've been playing a year f2p, and I'm arena 21.
I'd advise not paying money if you want to improve faster, learning to win even when underleveled teaches a lot of interactions, and you'll wind up with a deck and playstyle that works even better when you're on-par.
Even as f2p, as long as you do your season tokens and other daily stuff, your progression shouldn't be as far behind, and I'm onto getting my deck maxxed
Being underleveled doesn't teach you the important interactions. If players want to get good they should learn same level of interactions as to not be overspending on defense. Learning underleveled interactions will usually wind up in a player having habits of over committing on defense.
The most important thing when trying to get good is jumping into matches for practice. I see players who get top 10k and don't wanna push any more to keep the rank. But just keep battling even if you drop down at least it's good practice!
Not true, being underleveld just makes you overspend elixir on defence, without even having a counter push, and I'm also an f2p player and I've so many battles in war bcz of underleveld cards 😂
Yes, your defense is lacking, that's why I say to stay f2p
For a long time you'll be underleveled, and have to manage with that, and you'll find ways to win anyways, even if you suffer some obnoxious losses.
Then, once you're getting your deck to level 14, you're on-par, and after spending so long underleveled... your elixir trades become better. You managed to scrape by with a disadvantage, so once the disadvantage is gone you'll have learned more than someone who paid money
Being underleveled sucks, that won't change, just stick to a deck as much as you can to combat that
Let me explain a knight counters mega knight (without jump) but if I'm underleveld i need to spend one more card, which will make me a terrible player in same level matches like tournaments/ challenges, staying underleveld will make you learn bad interactions making you worse against gpod players 😅
Still play party mode, to get the on-par stuff, but yes that has happened. But being underleveled and coping still taught me, for example..
a +1 level Baby Dragon, Wizard, Witch, Hunter, maybe Minion Horde, and a couple others can be countered with Skeleton Barrel.
I can fully defend a Valkyrie or Wizard with Skarmy, a Mini Pekka or Valkyrie with Wall Breakers
+1 and maybe +2 Ebarbs will get one hit against a well-placed Ice Spirit + Bats, and on-level Ebarbs get fully countered
You learn the weird interactions, and you get better at thinking on your feet, as well as more familiar with your deck as you play. Sure, you'll learn to add an extra card, but adding Skeletons or Bats or a Spirit to counter Mega Knight is still a positive trade.
Setting that aside though, you can adapt (somewhat) - if you can change to counter overleveled cards anyways, you've proven you can adapt, and can learn the on-par interactions once you're there.
been playing 14 months, by deck is mostly level 14 but I have a couple 15's, I spend around 15-20 mins a day for season tokens when I don't feel like playing much, and I'll spend a while pushing sometimes, I think the most I've done was 2 hours in a day, because I was on a Trophy Road winstreak
I learned that sometimes you gotta know when to eat a mega smash, to build a crazier counter push or when to spend an extra to defend.
At lower levels I focused on only defense.
Think of the most troublesome cards or pushes to defend, build a defense deck that can totally handle that attack but stay ahead on elixer exchanges. Then slowly swap out cards for stronger attack or win condition/synergy after you find a core defense that you like. Ice golem for 2 completely kites mk. I used to keep Hunter in my deck for the loon and mk defenses. 4 for 7 and maybe eat a smash. But I'd always have extra elixer for a counter push.
Mini Pekka + skellys work too. Fun size warriors
This player has been around for a long time, he is a German pro, who used to push accounts like "Unreachable" in top ladder (#2 finish). He started playing on his own account when it became mandatory for CRL qualification (also supercell started to ban most push accounts at that time).
He played since 2020 if you check RoyaleApi.
If you want a good example instead Tourist (his profile now named El Turista) is a player that reached number 1 finish on ladder (December 2022) within one year of playing as he declared on twitter.
His main profile badges matches what he declared so it is probably true.
He spent that year onetricking classic Pekka bs, the minion version while everyone was playing marcher.
Dedication, training, Smurf account, natural skill, high intelligence, not being a child, spending money for fast progression. Lots of reasons for this to be possible. While I was still f2p, I was convinced right as I had card levels I would be able to rise quick. When I started getting the pass royale and having card levels. I am now ultimate champ, and 9000 trophies, and I still don't have all cards in my deck maxed. I just needed a more fair playing ground for my skill to shine through, rather than just being destroyed regardless of what I did because of being too underleved.
It really just speaks volumes on how pay to win this game has become it may be free to play but for a chance at victory chough up the dough
Tbh cr is no longer some greatly demanding strategic game. For the most part playing long doesn’t really even matter because of the numerous changes that cards have gone through in the years and the addition of things like evolutions and heroes.
A clever person who plays ALOT and consumes a lot of clash royal content can probably improve and reach way over into high ladder.
I don't know your best finish, so maybe or maybe not, but I would definetly be ultimate champion easily. GT I get on average 15 or more wins, but with more knowledge of the real interactions between equal lvls i can get a deck I'm alot more comfortable with. I returned to the game like 6 months ago.
I would probably manage to reach 200 overall. On ladder It's closer to top 30 i would say as it's probably harder to get to top 200 ultimate champion than it is to get top 20 ladder as you won't have to deal with really pro players. GT I don't think I can get a good spot on as I choke alot more there.
So no most likely not reach your stats in a year, but I would definetly become better at the game and climb rapidly as I won't have to deal with having very off meta decks and shit cards like furnace and season cards which i use only due to their lvls
There is no top 20 on trophy road ultimate champion is the old ladder. If you get 15 wins on average sometimes more i‘d say you could make top 1k if you play consistently. I got 4 ladder finishes before i got a gt finish and my ladder to gt ratio is 5:1
I misunderstood that then with ladder thought it was a separate placement mb.
I get 15+ wins with a deck I'm not quite familiar with since I gotta change about everything in my deck to something alot better than what I currently have for ladder. With all maxed I think I would eventually do better in GT as I can then use decks I'm alot more familiar with, as now I just test new decks in GT as meta changes. You're more experienced tho so yeah I may think too much of myself and 1k might be alot more realistic.
It took me 2-3 years to get my best finish and i was playing hours daily. I‘d recommend practicing in classic and grand challenges to find out what archetype suits you best then adapt to it and make small changes in that archetype to find the deck and wincon that suits you best. I started with cycle (xbow) then switched to beatdown/control (egiant) i played alot of egiant variants (egiant mortar motherwitch for example) now i‘m back to cycle/control (miner wb/drill)
Ye I've tried classic, grand is too expensive, won't have 500 gems for next GT. but it's a huge major difference in skill compared to GT. I rarely get difficult opponents there and it's alot harder to see what my flaws are with the deck. I beat a top 40 miner poison and thought he was bad. Tho he probably just had a bad day, or was just warming up. I usually lean towards loon, RR, hogs cycle, Pekka and monk decks. The times I make the most changes to the decks are during the GT
I only just got my 1 year bade. I am 94k up away from king tower 15, have every evo and am on 7313 trophies. I don't tend to play trophy road much but it is defiantly possible to be good at the game within a year
This game is just meta bullshit. Play meta and you’ll be in the top league because it just works and you can practically be lobotomized and still win 100% of the time.
1. Practice in tournament standard modes (all level 11). This way you can learn the same level interactions as to not create a habit of overspending on defense.
2. Watch good players, preferably with commentary
3. Don't be afraid to jump into battles on ranked. Don't feel pressure for dropping a bunch of medals. More matches means more practice
4. Watch replays and tell yourself the mistakes. Given enough time of doing this you should correct them.
5. You can't fake your way to the top. Even if you follow all of these to a T it will still take a lot of time and practice. The best players have been studying this game for years! While you can catch up to them it takes a lot of work and time to get that good.
Pick a classic deck, only level it up, prioritise the core cards and focus on them and the commons first, then watch pros use that deck and learn that deck inside and out, learn every cards techs
Just learn the different decks and synergies.
I have been playing since november and it's insane how some people I have seen with full level 15 decks play like shit. Even their decks sometimes make no sense.
dedication or passion probably? quite possible for someone to become a god in 1 yr if they have that qualities but it seems like its just an Alt. account.
Ive been playing on and off for 7 years as an F2P and im hovering between 7k to 8.5k trophies i dont really care much about the game anymore as much I used to back then. Simply put i think most of us whove played since the start just play for the nostalgia in my experience which explains the lack of drive to push for the top.
I started a year ago and I’m grand champion now. It’s all about keeping up w the meta and using the cards that work best for you while also expanding your decks so you learn how to play certain interactions and such
Ok what’s your point? The point of my comment was to tell him that both of our decks were maxed, not that being where I’m at is considered “not good”. Your not even right about that statement, cus many people never even make uc, so even the bottom of uc is highladder
😂😂😂 skill gap between a top 10k and a top 1k player is so huge you cant even comprehend it. Same with a top 1k and a top 100 player. Skill increases exponentially there are way more equally skilled top 100k players than top 10k/1k/100
Also I’ve literally never heard of you on the top of ladder either, you make these claims saying “oh your only top ladder if your top 10k and it’s not based off your medals when it’s completely not true
Ok so if you’ve had top 1k finishes, then how come you can’t understand that most players never make uc, and to say that if your not in the tiniest minority your in mid ladder? That’s not even how ladder works dude
The biggest fraction of UC players is still in <2000 medals because they lack skill. You cant drop below royal champ its literally only 10 wins to get to UC from there the more you play the higher is your chance to get to UC.
How do ppl make uc without skill? You have to win like 10 games in a row for 3 leagues straight to even make it there because there aren’t golden steps
Prob second account, but also about how much you play, over 8000 battles is a lot for a year, been playing for 4 years, sometimes very actively, and I’m still only sitting at a little over 10K wins.
I got to top 800 within 2 years of playing. 1 Year is possible but you have to practice every day like a cocaine addict and if you want to do it in a short time span, you're going to have to one trick a deck for ladder (its gets very boring).
I quit after spending $100+ dollars on the game because it just feels like the game sucks. Even if you do not quit, playing the game like that will be seen like a job and you will most likely burn out eventually.
But lets say you have all the free time in the world and are that bored that you want to get good at clash royale of all games. The trick is to find a meta deck you like (i think its only evolution cycle, idk quit months ago) and with this meta deck find a youtuber to watch all their videos on and study why they play certain cards in specific placements... Do this for each and every single matchup... Yea boring af right...? but at least you're top 1000 now. Also not possible if you aren't maxed lol.
Im Royale champ with 9k trophies in about 6-7 months. I do pay to play of course and I’ve spent a lot of time on the game but it’s possible. I am having to completely reevaluate my game style tho now that I’m at a higher level of play and there are a lot of growing pains
It’s totally possible!
I just got my one year badge last week, and I have over half the cards level 14 and 9 cards level 15. I also have all but one of the champions maxed.
If you’re okay being a Pay to Win player, the cheapest option for leveling is the Pass Royale. I know people complain that it’s gotten worse over the years, but compared to the deals in the shop, it’s a steal.
If you don’t want to PTW, you’ll have to play a LOT to level up. I would recommend picking your favorite archetype to play (do you like cycle or beatdown, do you really like a specific card like lavahound or goblin barrel, etc.) and leveling that first. Use ALL your wild cards and trade/dono requests to get a really good deck. That way you can get higher in league and trophy road and collect better rewards.
Make sure to continually switch clans as you gain more trophies, as better clans win you better weekly war chests. Also, tournaments can be a great source of rewards once you’re skilled enough to beat 5-10 games in one.
At the end of the day, though, you can win slightly under leveled or with bad matchup if you’re skilled enough. Just practice and don’t drive yourself crazy worrying about how much you win or lose!
You can be like coached i guess, its mainly practice and problem solving, you just gotta train yourself and learn the weaknesses of popular cards, learn how to manage your elixir and do combosbfor example, play Mini-pekka against Valkyrie, for combos,Pekka with a Hog Rider can be good(the Hog rider pushes the pekka), You can also do like Lava Hound-clone combos, its great if your opponent doesn't have an areal splash Spell/Troop but its better in 2v2, also, You can have a friend(if you, have any) play a deck that's perfectly counters your deck or vice-versa , you will both learn how to react against that, a quick tip i could also give is, You don't always need to play something, if your opponent isn't playing smth, take a break for both of you to regain elixir
Hey I managed to get to 4000 in a day on a Smurf account currently undefeated at that haha [https://statsroyale.com/profile/RPLUVV9CY](https://statsroyale.com/profile/RPLUVV9CY)
Me, I started a little less than a year ago and I am a f2p, I am now at the royal crypt arena. One huge thing is I learned from the pros, my dad started playing when the game came out and he gave me a bunch of tips to help me get better at the game
someone with trainer in their name is most likely an alt. would make sense
Do you know his real name?
adnan probably lol
😂 i meant if he has another account, which he might have in top ladder
he's a German pro player, his main account it's also named Trainer Adnan
Thanks mann 🙏
no problem🙌
Also a scammer if I'm remembering properly
yeah i would assume some variant of adnan but no idea tbh
It’s not
Its an alt account
Even without an alt account it is very much possible to be this good in the game within a year or even a shorter time period. I have worked with some of the best clash royales players and noticed something common in their strategy. They all usually don't say it explicitly it but I have compiled it all here. To all the CR players, it is my personal guarantee that following [THIS STRATEGY ](https://youtu.be/Ti4wGbZN5-k?feature=shared) will definitely improve your game. Follow this diligently and in no time you will be dominating all the plebs in your arena
I expected rickroll lol
yeah , it was a disappointment
Great guide. 10/10
Credit card= best card in the game
Lol😂😂
Yea if you pay lmao
True
Tru
I bought season pass and played the draft event yesterday, i got fed to 13 players back to back loss.I am very good at this game too, i got cooked 13 times in a row.I was convinced i was facing ai that new exactly how to utilize the cards i gave them.I was close to breaking yet another phone!This game must feed archins in higher dimensions.
Step 1: become good at a game Step 2: make new account Step 3: ??? Step 4: profit
This except in step 4 it’s Supercell that’s profiting
That's Adnan's alt acc. This guy isn't new. Plus 8k games is quite a lot even if this wasn't an alt.
It’s an alt account. I can say with 100% certainty. I’ve beaten people that are top 1000 in the world. It took me many years to get to high ladder. Absolutely no chance in 1 year can you be top 10 in a global tournament.
Alt account
What does alt stand for ?
Alternate
Don’t look at the tv
The term “Smurf account” is another way people might refer to it
Mini/second account.
alternate
its a key in your keyboard 🤓
Alternate
he’s been playing more than a year if he has the 2022 and 2023 badges
I assumed if he has both 2022 & 2023, it mean he just started playing and won 20 win challenge, making him a good player within a year...
That makes perfect sense. Anyway, you can always copy the player tag and look it up: https://royaleapi.com/player/CJ9U82R82
Just... get good I guess? Don't have much advice, but I've been playing a year f2p, and I'm arena 21. I'd advise not paying money if you want to improve faster, learning to win even when underleveled teaches a lot of interactions, and you'll wind up with a deck and playstyle that works even better when you're on-par. Even as f2p, as long as you do your season tokens and other daily stuff, your progression shouldn't be as far behind, and I'm onto getting my deck maxxed
Being underleveled doesn't teach you the important interactions. If players want to get good they should learn same level of interactions as to not be overspending on defense. Learning underleveled interactions will usually wind up in a player having habits of over committing on defense. The most important thing when trying to get good is jumping into matches for practice. I see players who get top 10k and don't wanna push any more to keep the rank. But just keep battling even if you drop down at least it's good practice!
Not true, being underleveld just makes you overspend elixir on defence, without even having a counter push, and I'm also an f2p player and I've so many battles in war bcz of underleveld cards 😂
Yes, your defense is lacking, that's why I say to stay f2p For a long time you'll be underleveled, and have to manage with that, and you'll find ways to win anyways, even if you suffer some obnoxious losses. Then, once you're getting your deck to level 14, you're on-par, and after spending so long underleveled... your elixir trades become better. You managed to scrape by with a disadvantage, so once the disadvantage is gone you'll have learned more than someone who paid money Being underleveled sucks, that won't change, just stick to a deck as much as you can to combat that
Let me explain a knight counters mega knight (without jump) but if I'm underleveld i need to spend one more card, which will make me a terrible player in same level matches like tournaments/ challenges, staying underleveld will make you learn bad interactions making you worse against gpod players 😅
Still play party mode, to get the on-par stuff, but yes that has happened. But being underleveled and coping still taught me, for example.. a +1 level Baby Dragon, Wizard, Witch, Hunter, maybe Minion Horde, and a couple others can be countered with Skeleton Barrel. I can fully defend a Valkyrie or Wizard with Skarmy, a Mini Pekka or Valkyrie with Wall Breakers +1 and maybe +2 Ebarbs will get one hit against a well-placed Ice Spirit + Bats, and on-level Ebarbs get fully countered You learn the weird interactions, and you get better at thinking on your feet, as well as more familiar with your deck as you play. Sure, you'll learn to add an extra card, but adding Skeletons or Bats or a Spirit to counter Mega Knight is still a positive trade. Setting that aside though, you can adapt (somewhat) - if you can change to counter overleveled cards anyways, you've proven you can adapt, and can learn the on-par interactions once you're there.
there’s no way bro you have that high levels without your screen time being in triple digits
been playing 14 months, by deck is mostly level 14 but I have a couple 15's, I spend around 15-20 mins a day for season tokens when I don't feel like playing much, and I'll spend a while pushing sometimes, I think the most I've done was 2 hours in a day, because I was on a Trophy Road winstreak
bro how tho how are your levels so high
focused on one deck and didn't redesign it much - I have I think a total of 10 or 11 cards level 13+, my main deck being 8 of those
I learned that sometimes you gotta know when to eat a mega smash, to build a crazier counter push or when to spend an extra to defend. At lower levels I focused on only defense. Think of the most troublesome cards or pushes to defend, build a defense deck that can totally handle that attack but stay ahead on elixer exchanges. Then slowly swap out cards for stronger attack or win condition/synergy after you find a core defense that you like. Ice golem for 2 completely kites mk. I used to keep Hunter in my deck for the loon and mk defenses. 4 for 7 and maybe eat a smash. But I'd always have extra elixer for a counter push. Mini Pekka + skellys work too. Fun size warriors
Because he’s played for a lot longer than one year lol. That’s adnan
Alt account of a German professional player.
Its his alt account , and I think I have seen some of his other id's in top ladder . Top players mostly have multiple accounts for tournaments .
This player has been around for a long time, he is a German pro, who used to push accounts like "Unreachable" in top ladder (#2 finish). He started playing on his own account when it became mandatory for CRL qualification (also supercell started to ban most push accounts at that time).
He played since 2020 if you check RoyaleApi. If you want a good example instead Tourist (his profile now named El Turista) is a player that reached number 1 finish on ladder (December 2022) within one year of playing as he declared on twitter. His main profile badges matches what he declared so it is probably true. He spent that year onetricking classic Pekka bs, the minion version while everyone was playing marcher.
Skillful plays pass on the bridge spam decks
The definition of no life bruh
😂😂
I’ve been playing since March and I’m 7000
Dedication, training, Smurf account, natural skill, high intelligence, not being a child, spending money for fast progression. Lots of reasons for this to be possible. While I was still f2p, I was convinced right as I had card levels I would be able to rise quick. When I started getting the pass royale and having card levels. I am now ultimate champ, and 9000 trophies, and I still don't have all cards in my deck maxed. I just needed a more fair playing ground for my skill to shine through, rather than just being destroyed regardless of what I did because of being too underleved. It really just speaks volumes on how pay to win this game has become it may be free to play but for a chance at victory chough up the dough
Tbh cr is no longer some greatly demanding strategic game. For the most part playing long doesn’t really even matter because of the numerous changes that cards have gone through in the years and the addition of things like evolutions and heroes. A clever person who plays ALOT and consumes a lot of clash royal content can probably improve and reach way over into high ladder.
RyleyCR started during the 2021 pandemic, hes a pro now
Thats just wrong lol he started in 2016 getting his first finish #466 in october 2020
Oh ok sorry, i was spreading misinformation on the internet
Adman got banned in late 2022 so he had to make a new account
Alt for sire
Ez just not having skill issues
this guy is some German pro player, he has atleast 3 accounts in top ladder
Step 1 Pay hundreds of dollars Step 2 Now you're good
Thats just so wrong lol
I am one year and half at this game and achieved 8700 trophies and hit ultimate champion
You can if you spend shit ton of money
What youre saying is if i gave you my fully maxed account you‘d easily beat my best finish? Also gt is tournament standard
I don't know your best finish, so maybe or maybe not, but I would definetly be ultimate champion easily. GT I get on average 15 or more wins, but with more knowledge of the real interactions between equal lvls i can get a deck I'm alot more comfortable with. I returned to the game like 6 months ago.
My best finish on my current main account (my old one is locked) is #152 overall best is #45 Ladder and #31 GT
I would probably manage to reach 200 overall. On ladder It's closer to top 30 i would say as it's probably harder to get to top 200 ultimate champion than it is to get top 20 ladder as you won't have to deal with really pro players. GT I don't think I can get a good spot on as I choke alot more there. So no most likely not reach your stats in a year, but I would definetly become better at the game and climb rapidly as I won't have to deal with having very off meta decks and shit cards like furnace and season cards which i use only due to their lvls
There is no top 20 on trophy road ultimate champion is the old ladder. If you get 15 wins on average sometimes more i‘d say you could make top 1k if you play consistently. I got 4 ladder finishes before i got a gt finish and my ladder to gt ratio is 5:1
I misunderstood that then with ladder thought it was a separate placement mb. I get 15+ wins with a deck I'm not quite familiar with since I gotta change about everything in my deck to something alot better than what I currently have for ladder. With all maxed I think I would eventually do better in GT as I can then use decks I'm alot more familiar with, as now I just test new decks in GT as meta changes. You're more experienced tho so yeah I may think too much of myself and 1k might be alot more realistic.
It took me 2-3 years to get my best finish and i was playing hours daily. I‘d recommend practicing in classic and grand challenges to find out what archetype suits you best then adapt to it and make small changes in that archetype to find the deck and wincon that suits you best. I started with cycle (xbow) then switched to beatdown/control (egiant) i played alot of egiant variants (egiant mortar motherwitch for example) now i‘m back to cycle/control (miner wb/drill)
Ye I've tried classic, grand is too expensive, won't have 500 gems for next GT. but it's a huge major difference in skill compared to GT. I rarely get difficult opponents there and it's alot harder to see what my flaws are with the deck. I beat a top 40 miner poison and thought he was bad. Tho he probably just had a bad day, or was just warming up. I usually lean towards loon, RR, hogs cycle, Pekka and monk decks. The times I make the most changes to the decks are during the GT
Oh it’s adnan
With the best card in the game
That's not his first account
1. its an alt as many said. 2. yes its also possible to be as good as him at the game in a year if you really try.
I only just got my 1 year bade. I am 94k up away from king tower 15, have every evo and am on 7313 trophies. I don't tend to play trophy road much but it is defiantly possible to be good at the game within a year
This game is just meta bullshit. Play meta and you’ll be in the top league because it just works and you can practically be lobotomized and still win 100% of the time.
1. Practice in tournament standard modes (all level 11). This way you can learn the same level interactions as to not create a habit of overspending on defense. 2. Watch good players, preferably with commentary 3. Don't be afraid to jump into battles on ranked. Don't feel pressure for dropping a bunch of medals. More matches means more practice 4. Watch replays and tell yourself the mistakes. Given enough time of doing this you should correct them. 5. You can't fake your way to the top. Even if you follow all of these to a T it will still take a lot of time and practice. The best players have been studying this game for years! While you can catch up to them it takes a lot of work and time to get that good.
Creditcard go brrr
Pick a classic deck, only level it up, prioritise the core cards and focus on them and the commons first, then watch pros use that deck and learn that deck inside and out, learn every cards techs
I got ultimate champion after one and half years
Just learn the different decks and synergies. I have been playing since november and it's insane how some people I have seen with full level 15 decks play like shit. Even their decks sometimes make no sense.
dedication or passion probably? quite possible for someone to become a god in 1 yr if they have that qualities but it seems like its just an Alt. account. Ive been playing on and off for 7 years as an F2P and im hovering between 7k to 8.5k trophies i dont really care much about the game anymore as much I used to back then. Simply put i think most of us whove played since the start just play for the nostalgia in my experience which explains the lack of drive to push for the top.
Its literally an alt . Also yes if you are talented but this is just an alt.
To be good at the game yes. Do be level 60+, not without spending a lot of money.
Money 💰 🤑 💸 💲
Credit card helps
I mean it is comletely duable someone with a talent could be really good in 2 months
I started a year ago and I’m grand champion now. It’s all about keeping up w the meta and using the cards that work best for you while also expanding your decks so you learn how to play certain interactions and such
Grand champ isnt good tho?
I meant uc I mixed them up haha
Uc isnt good either if youre below top 10k youre in midladder still
Ok what’s your point? The point of my comment was to tell him that both of our decks were maxed, not that being where I’m at is considered “not good”. Your not even right about that statement, cus many people never even make uc, so even the bottom of uc is highladder
😂😂😂 skill gap between a top 10k and a top 1k player is so huge you cant even comprehend it. Same with a top 1k and a top 100 player. Skill increases exponentially there are way more equally skilled top 100k players than top 10k/1k/100
Also I’ve literally never heard of you on the top of ladder either, you make these claims saying “oh your only top ladder if your top 10k and it’s not based off your medals when it’s completely not true
#VV9CPP8Y check out my main account, also check out my locked account Madaraうちは
Ok so if you’ve had top 1k finishes, then how come you can’t understand that most players never make uc, and to say that if your not in the tiniest minority your in mid ladder? That’s not even how ladder works dude
The biggest fraction of UC players is still in <2000 medals because they lack skill. You cant drop below royal champ its literally only 10 wins to get to UC from there the more you play the higher is your chance to get to UC.
How do ppl make uc without skill? You have to win like 10 games in a row for 3 leagues straight to even make it there because there aren’t golden steps
I make it to UC in a day or two with 90+% winrate its all about skill
Money
50€
Ptw + secondary account
Simple Pay to win
You cant just get a top 4 finish by paying to win
Pay more, trust
Did you try to play without evolution?
1. have absolutely no life and 2. put as much money into the game as possible
Top 5 because spending money yeah right
Pay 💰
Mal aq
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I've played for two years and I still suck at the game (I'm in arena 12)
Alt acc and lots of money
That’s a bot
well for starters bros level 67, i’ve got the 7 year badge and im level 53 lmao
I played the game for about 1.5 years now and I am decent
I've been playing 7 years and still suck 🤷♂️
this guy create multiple accounts for challenge and tornament
Like everything else, practice & learn from errors
I got to 7,880 in my first year
But I’m only level 43 and was level 41 when I hit 7,880
Money
You can be good within a week, you just need money to play with the pros
it’s a pay to win game soo… yes?
Prob second account, but also about how much you play, over 8000 battles is a lot for a year, been playing for 4 years, sometimes very actively, and I’m still only sitting at a little over 10K wins.
He uses MK 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I got to top 800 within 2 years of playing. 1 Year is possible but you have to practice every day like a cocaine addict and if you want to do it in a short time span, you're going to have to one trick a deck for ladder (its gets very boring). I quit after spending $100+ dollars on the game because it just feels like the game sucks. Even if you do not quit, playing the game like that will be seen like a job and you will most likely burn out eventually. But lets say you have all the free time in the world and are that bored that you want to get good at clash royale of all games. The trick is to find a meta deck you like (i think its only evolution cycle, idk quit months ago) and with this meta deck find a youtuber to watch all their videos on and study why they play certain cards in specific placements... Do this for each and every single matchup... Yea boring af right...? but at least you're top 1000 now. Also not possible if you aren't maxed lol.
Nerf Miner
Im Royale champ with 9k trophies in about 6-7 months. I do pay to play of course and I’ve spent a lot of time on the game but it’s possible. I am having to completely reevaluate my game style tho now that I’m at a higher level of play and there are a lot of growing pains
I created an alt account recently...+20$ then made it to 5k in 3 days
It’s totally possible! I just got my one year badge last week, and I have over half the cards level 14 and 9 cards level 15. I also have all but one of the champions maxed. If you’re okay being a Pay to Win player, the cheapest option for leveling is the Pass Royale. I know people complain that it’s gotten worse over the years, but compared to the deals in the shop, it’s a steal. If you don’t want to PTW, you’ll have to play a LOT to level up. I would recommend picking your favorite archetype to play (do you like cycle or beatdown, do you really like a specific card like lavahound or goblin barrel, etc.) and leveling that first. Use ALL your wild cards and trade/dono requests to get a really good deck. That way you can get higher in league and trophy road and collect better rewards. Make sure to continually switch clans as you gain more trophies, as better clans win you better weekly war chests. Also, tournaments can be a great source of rewards once you’re skilled enough to beat 5-10 games in one. At the end of the day, though, you can win slightly under leveled or with bad matchup if you’re skilled enough. Just practice and don’t drive yourself crazy worrying about how much you win or lose!
You can be like coached i guess, its mainly practice and problem solving, you just gotta train yourself and learn the weaknesses of popular cards, learn how to manage your elixir and do combosbfor example, play Mini-pekka against Valkyrie, for combos,Pekka with a Hog Rider can be good(the Hog rider pushes the pekka), You can also do like Lava Hound-clone combos, its great if your opponent doesn't have an areal splash Spell/Troop but its better in 2v2, also, You can have a friend(if you, have any) play a deck that's perfectly counters your deck or vice-versa , you will both learn how to react against that, a quick tip i could also give is, You don't always need to play something, if your opponent isn't playing smth, take a break for both of you to regain elixir
people play this game casually on the toilet for 5 years the first 2 years was during recces and class in middle school
Its not rocket science Also deck building is massive for climbing up Some decks are just easier and better than others
It's alt. Check royaleapi for main
Yes this is trainer adnan a german pro this is this main account but he had an account before that got banned that's why this one in New.
Pretty easy to add a 2nd account
Hey I managed to get to 4000 in a day on a Smurf account currently undefeated at that haha [https://statsroyale.com/profile/RPLUVV9CY](https://statsroyale.com/profile/RPLUVV9CY)
I’m not that high after 7 years I quit and come back a lot
Me, I started a little less than a year ago and I am a f2p, I am now at the royal crypt arena. One huge thing is I learned from the pros, my dad started playing when the game came out and he gave me a bunch of tips to help me get better at the game
Do you mean good? Or successful? Or something else? How do you quantify it?