Ep.7 Things Supercell should add to C.O.C. (Part 2)

An episode of the CLASH on the PODDY podcast, hosted by CLASH on the PODDY, titled "Ep.7 Things Supercell should add to C.O.C. (Part 2)" was published on February 4, 2019 and runs 36 minutes.

February 4, 2019 ·36m · CLASH on the PODDY

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Things Supercell should add to C.O.C.; such as New Heroes, New Hero Skins, more “gear ups” for defenses, more tabs for clan chat, more decorations, and MORE!! God Bless and thx for listening.

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Things Supercell should add to C.O.C.; such as New Heroes, New Hero Skins, more “gear ups” for defenses, more tabs for clan chat, more decorations, and MORE!! God Bless and thx for listening.

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