Lil Bug’s Angry Birds 2 Flingers Corner

One of the hot button issues in Angry Birds 2 is the use of dummies in clans. This poses the question, what is a dummy? The FaceBook advocacy group ‘No Dummies Allowed AB2’ defines a dummy as player accounts maintained at a low flock power solely for biasing Clan vs Clan matches. Dummy accounts are usually easy to spot. The main thing to look for is flock power, many times it’s below 65. A combination of white MEBC frames, Vanilla League, no hatchling, and a base level slingshot are also signs of dummy accounts. The dead giveaway is not having the whole flock unlocked. Some dummy accounts may only have three or four birds open. At this point you may be wondering how in the world such a small flock could give a clan any sort of advantage. Valid question! From what we can tell Rovio matches clans based on the number of players and the clan flock power. They didn’t fully account for the distribution of flock power within the clan. Clans with 10 players over 1,000 flock power and 10 d

Ever notice how you never seem to have enough gems? Are you in the “can’t play anymore because of how much I spend” camp? Then this is just for you! I mean, who doesn’t need a fat gem bank. Hoarding gems is a bit of an art and requires self control and patience. The first habit to break is spending gems to complete map levels. Stop it! The map is really just practice and there is no big benefit to getting further faster. At some point you will be waiting for new levels to come out, no need to rush the waiting game. I have had to play some levels dozens of times, and it may take a couple weeks to conquer the one level, but I mostly never spend. It’s not often you get stuck like that so keep flinging and just replay if you fail. (If you are consistently failing in a world type ie slime, keep practicing those levels on the map.) The addition of the Daily Challenge streak creates a new dynamic when deciding to spend gems. I managed to hit the Legendary Chest twice but had to pay 60 ge