‘Clash Of Clans’ Cheats: New Clip On How To Funnel Dragons Revealed; Watch Video To Know How

The popular game application "Clash of Clans" has revealed yet another way to attack and loot opponents effectively through the use of a technique called dragon funneling as suggested by a video on Gottabemobile's official YouTube channel.

Using dragons in "Clash of Clans" is debatably one of the most effective ways to attack an opponent, but takes some mastery before one could manage to use this mode of assault.

Good news, "Clash of Clans" cheat searchers, Gottabemobile just released a video which shows players the know-how's about the easy use of a technique called "Dragon Funneling," which, more often than not, ensures a player's victory and effective looting strategies.

This technique, simply known as funneling among "Clash of Clans" enthusiasts, is a way for players to make acquired dragons follow certain routines instead o just allowing the characters to wander around the base aimlessly, according to AndroidOrigin.

Dragons usually wander around without direction if a player does not construct funnels around its base, and for everyone who plays the game, wandering dragons are bad news as it would be useless attacking a base with them, not to mention the fact that it's a waste of the so-called "nits."

However, if a player constructs a funnel, then this could do serious damage to the opponent's base as the dragons will have no choice but to follow the way and wreak havoc.

Said strategy or cheat will help players save on units, and is also an efficient way to loot one's enemies.  Funneling is applicable to any kind of troop one wishes to use to attack an opponent, but the same report states that it is very crucial where dragon units are concerned.

It's quite simple to do funneling. As shown in the video, the player used eight dragons and 15 balloons to attack. The player made the most of the latter and also used every dragon available.

Fair warning: though funneling dragons would ensure one's victory, it wouldn't be a waste to have a contingency plan in case it fails.

Watch the video below: