#Clash of clans giant full

You can have a maximum of 48 Giants at one time in a full complement of fully upgraded Army Camps.In game if you closely look at the Giants when they're pumping their fists you can see that they have no eyes.When you tap the Army Camp the Giants all pump their fists in and out from their chests a few times, similar to humans cracking their knuckles.Because of this they are less vulnerable to Mortar fire and other splash damage, and are much harder to kill. In general, Giants make better distracting troops than Barbarians due to their much higher health.Be wary of Air Defenses and other anti-air towers, however, as Healers are very weak and have many vulnerabilities. Another strategy is to send many Giants with one or more Healers.You can use Giants as a cheap meat shield while deploying other, higher damaging troops to destroy buildings.Giants are weak against many defenses grouped together.

Giants have a lot of health but are slow and have low attack power, so use them in groups and maybe send in a Healer to maximize their effectiveness.Once the Mortar(s) and Wizard Tower(s) are destroyed, you can send in swarms of lower hit point Troops such as Goblins and Archers. As soon as the Mortar hits the Giants, send in the necessary number of Wall Breakers to help the Giants break through the walls. At the beginning of a Raid, send in several Giants closest to the Mortar(s)/Wizard Tower(s).Use the Giants to distract all the Defensive Towers while the Archers take everything down. A good raiding strategy is to fill your Army Camp with Giants and Archers together they can easily wipe out a base.Other last points to note are that everytime a giant dies, there is a switch of targets, potentially attacking weak but crucial units like wizards or witches. (36×2+140×3+1400×0.5=1192) Hence to kill 6 giants, 5.5×6= 33 seconds is needed.Ĭonclusion: Giants survive 260% longer than Golems under Inferno (Single Target) Fire! To kill 1 single giant (1100 HP), the inferno tower needs around 5.5 seconds.The first two seconds will pump out 36×2=72 damage, next 3 seconds will pump out 140×3=420 damage, while the remaining 4.1 seconds will deal the bulk of 4.1×140=5740 damage. To kill the initial Golem (6300 HP), the inferno tower needs to take around 9.1 seconds.The inferno (Level 3) has 36 DPS initially, then 140 DPS after 2 seconds, then a whopping 1400 DPS after 5 seconds. This calculation gets a little complicated. Hence, in other words, Golems also tank 80% less damage than giants from Multi-mode Inferno towers. However, a bit of thinking reveals that the inferno in multi-mode will be attacking your other troops (for example wizards) instead, together with the 1 Golem. A Level 3 Inferno Tower does just 42 DPS to a GolemĬonclusion: Superficially, it seems good that Golems take 80% less damage than giants from Multi-mode Infernos.Hopefully the barbarians will activate (and waste) a few spring traps.Ĭonclusion: Golems are more resistant to Spring Traps.

To avoid Spring Traps, place a few barbarians before sending out your giants. Town hall 10 has 6 Spring Traps, potentially bouncing a whopping 18 Giants. (1 Golemite can be bounced by each Spring trap though)

Golems are unaffected by Spring Traps.

Spring Traps are the ultimate nemesis of Giants, since each Spring Trap can bounce 15 Housing spaces, or 3 Giants. This frees up more spaces for wizards/other troops. This can be quite significant, for example, when using Giants in Giwipe, often one does not even need to use wallbreakers, since the giants can break through the walls on their own. (We have ignored Golemites damage since it is really negligible)Ĭonclusion: Giants are 450% better than Golems in terms of DPS!

Max Golem has 54 Damage per second + a 550 damage upon death.

Six Level 7 Giants have 6×1100= 6600 HPĬonclusion: Golem is around 30% better than Giants in term of HP.Ĭalculation: (8820-6600)/6600 x 100%=33.6%įor pure tanking, nothing beats a max level Golem.

Level 5 Golem has 6300+2×1260= 8820 HP (We have factored in the 2 golemites).

For fairness sake, we will compare 6 Giants with 1 Golem (since they take up 30 spaces). In this post, I will use Math to concretely compare the Level 7 Giant and the Level 5 Golem. The Giant is a cheap substitute for tanking vs the Golem, and can be used in many strategies for instance Giwipe (Golem, Wizard, Pekka), Garch (Giant archer), among many others. For fans of the Giant (I am one of them), this is great news. Recently, players of COC will know that the Level 7 Giant has been released. My previous posts on Clash of Clans Math (on Mortar damage, and Gold mine) were fairly popular, so I have decided to write one more post! This shows that Math can be applied to almost everything, even games! Giant VS Golem: Clash of Clans Math

Clash of clans giant