Clash of Clans Is Going to Make Big Changes with Its March 2025 Update

Clash of Clans is preparing for a massive update in March 2025, addressing long-standing player requests and removing features that have become outdated. This update marks one of the most significant changes in the game's history.

No More Troop, Spell, or Siege Machine Training Time!

Get ready for back-to-back attacks without the wait! This update eliminates troop, spell, and siege machine training times, creating a significantly faster-paced battle experience. Hero recovery time is also gone, keeping your heroes constantly in the fight. This change applies to Titan League and below; the Legend League will retain its eight-battle-per-day limit for now.

This significant overhaul reflects Clash of Clans' ongoing effort to streamline gameplay by removing outdated mechanics. Following the removal of training costs in 2022, the elimination of training time further removes artificial barriers to gameplay.

Update Adjustments:

To accommodate these changes, Training Potions and Training Treats are being phased out due to their obsolescence. They will be removed from in-app purchase bundles, and any remaining potions and treats in player inventories will be converted into Gems.

Introducing the New Match Anytime System!

A new Match Anytime system ensures continuous gameplay. When real bases are unavailable, this system allows you to attack snapshot bases—saved versions of real player bases currently under Shield. These battles function identically to normal attacks, awarding loot and trophies, but defenders incur no losses. This system, already used in Clan Wars and Legend League, is now expanding to multiplayer battles.

Further Tweaks:

To balance the increased battle frequency, trophy rewards per victory are being adjusted. Additionally, Clan Castle request timers are being standardized to 10 minutes for all players.

Download Clash of Clans from the Google Play Store and prepare for these exciting changes!

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