Tribal conflict: Where did all the weapons go after the battle? Interpreting the whereabouts of weapons from different angles

I believe that friends who have played Supercell's two games, Raiders of the Island and Clash of Tribes, have a question, that is, why all the soldiers who have finished playing Raiders of the Island can find their way home, and Clash of Tribes has to rebuild their soldiers every time? This player is also open-minded, and made a wave of analysis from all angles ~

As the saying goes, "falling red is not a heartless thing, but turning into spring mud protects flowers more." Everyone should have seen such a scene: after the battle of Clash of Tribes, all the surviving troops exploded into holy water one by one and merged into the earth. Therefore, as a business strategy game, leaders should not only consider the size and intensity of the army when playing with resources, but also plan the training quantity and cost performance of arms. Presumably this is also the reason why the leprechaun school is highly respected in all cup competitions ~

In fact, in the world of tribal conflicts, all soldiers are mercenaries. After accepting a grain expedition, the survivors disbanded in the same place, and then when the leader uses holy water to summon again, he may be able to summon the soldiers who fought last time. Moreover, these veterans who have had combat experience will not make low-level mistakes such as deviation and brainless K-wall in battle ~

After reading this answer, I can't help taking a deep breath. It turns out that the female gardeners who walk in the village are the most effective in Clash of Tribes! The ultimate goal of this huge organization is to select the strongest fighters, let them be buried in the ground as nutrients, grow shrubs and mushrooms, and harvest precious stones when shoveling trees. So once this setting is accepted, perhaps the leaders will start to study how to bury more minions.

As a leader, you must believe that the gems and resources you spend have not really disappeared, but have been with you in another way. Therefore, according to this "law of conservation of matter", the soldiers who became holy water after victory did not disappear, but were mined by another leader through collectors and summoned again, so don't be too sad for those soldiers who blew themselves up after victory, just consider them immigrants ~

So, why don't the old drivers think that Clash of Tribes recalls the remaining soldiers after its victory, just like Raiders of the Island? Which explanation do you like best? Leave a message in the comment area to discuss!