Former Clash of Clans Player Confesses Childhood "Sociopathic" Pranks

In a recent online video, a content creator known as Andrew shared a unique "storytime" detailing his mischievous exploits in the popular mobile game Clash of Clans when he was approximately 10 years old. Andrew described a calculated strategy he employed to disrupt established gaming communities.According to Andrew, he would create multiple Clash of Clans accounts, each equipped with a clan castle. He would then use his main account to join large, popular clans, often with 50 members. Once inside, he would leverage his fake accounts to create a false impression of a "gem glitch," promising other players 5,000 free gems if he was promoted to co-leader."Everyone would be like, 'Oh my god, Andrew's in the clan, we're all going to get free gems, please give him co-leader quickly,'" Andrew recounted in the video.He further explained that he would execute this plan during hours when only one co-leader or leader was active, minimizing immediate intervention. As soon as he was promoted, Andrew stated, "I would kick everyone out of the clan." He would then spam the clan chat over 100 times to push the kick notifications beyond the chat limit, preventing former members from finding their way back through the notification history. To complete the disruption, he would change the clan's name, making it impossible for the original members to locate and rejoin their community.Andrew admitted to destroying "over 100" clans using this method, referring to his childhood self as a "10-year-old Clash of Clans sociopath." The video highlights a form of digital mischief prevalent in online gaming communities.

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