Hey guys, what's going on it's Ash here coming at you today in Clash Royale update hype. It is here guys just around the corner and today I want to talk about card trading. You can now trade cards of any rarity inside the game in this video. I'm going to show you really simply how to do that and I'm going to show you how to collect trade tokens which will be the way that you trade cards, right? So let's talk before we talk about any of that. I have to tell you guys about clan wars. Clan wars Ash, what does that have to do with card trading? It's really important. There's three ways to get trade tokens which we'll talk about how to use them and how to use them to trade cards. It's very simple. But there's three ways to get them that I want to tell you at the start of the video. Number one is in the shop. Number two is through special challenges. Now Supercell said that they're considering adding them to other ways like regular challenges or ladder chests in the future. But for now, it's just special challenges in shop and a really important third. Every single clan war chest has a chance of pulling out these trade tokens. Now a clan war chest is like every season who cares. That's not a great chance. Well they're redoing that too. You now get a clan war chest as long as you get your attacks in. As long as you participate, you get a clan war chest after every war day. So every other day, potentially if you're playing in all your clan wars, you can get a clan war chest with a chance to pull tokens. There's four different types of tokens. There's one for each rarity, legendary, epic, rare, and common, but you'll be using to trade those cards. Now rewinding a little bit just to finish up the clan wars, guys, is every single clan war chest. That's going to be the main way that you guys are probably going to be getting your war tokens early on, right? So are your trade tokens from clan wars? So make sure you don't participate. I love that they add that you must participate in order to get your chest that's going to actually make people get their attacks in, right? Without you having to always warn and kick them from your clans. So anyway, guys, let's look at the new menu for token and card trading. It's under the card request button. So I click that button and there's a new tab. It's the trade tab. So you guys can see at the very top, we have a legendary, an epic, a rare, a common. I can click them to be toggled to that point in the menu and that shows a three of five in legendary, a two of five in epic, a four of five in rare and a two of five in common. Now, you can only hold five, well, you can hold a total of 20 trade tokens, five of each rarity. So you can't just hoard them forever. You have to actually use them. This is also meant to be a new form of engagement and a reason to have a good clan, to have a lot of good people to trade with. This is going to be a clan type activity. Another reason why the rewards are connected to clan wars. So we want people to be trading not to just be hoarding them forever. So that's why you have a cap at each of the, the rarities. So let's go ahead and look at one last thing before we execute our very first trade. So there's a number next to every single one of these rarities. So the legendaries has a plus one. You can see at the top hand corner of all the cards. The epics have 10. This is the number of cards you're going to be getting or giving per trade. It has to be even on both sides. So it's going to be 10 epics or 50 rarities or 250 comments. So again, that's how many cards you're going to be giving or getting every single trade that you do. So let's pretend that I want a legendary card. Now is a good time to mention, by the way, let's just pretend that they're not maxed here. We're just going to, it's a pretend trade. We're on the dev build here, guys. I'm going to request a royal ghost. Now what do I want to give away? It's a trade after all. I choose what I want to give away. Of course, these can be pre-negotiated, but I'm going to give away a lava hound because I'm not a big lava loon user. So we're going to give a lava hound. And then this is the confirm trade pop-up menu. You can easily just edit the text to, oh, Bill, this is for you. Okay. Don't mind the fat fingers. All right. So he's press confirm and it's going to immediately go right into the chat for Bill to evaluate and accept if he wants to. Now let's say I misclicked or no one can read my trade request. You can easily still cancel and you get your card back. No harm, no foul. Let's go ahead and do another one here. Let's say that we just want to epic card this time. We'll request for a balloon. We'll give away a hunter. Anybody want to trade? Confirm. Now before we execute this first trade against my second account, which is loading. So I'm just vamping for time right now. I kid. Very important note here, guys. Look at this little info button here. It says initiate a trade with a trade token, accepting a trade does not require a trade token. That's really, really important here, guys. Reason being is because there's only one token needed per trade. The person who initiates a trade uses a trade token. So sometimes it might actually be beneficial if both person has a trade token to do two trades and double up your cards. Of course, this is all dependent on the levels that you have your cards and what cards each player needs. So let's go ahead and accept our very first trade. Now on this end, it just says accept the trade on my other device. So I'm going to press confirm. You can see the confirm button here and I'm going to press confirm and then you get gold. Just like you would as if you got the new card, you get 10 cards added, 10 cards subtracted, 10 hunter subtracted, 10 balloons added and it's as easy as that. A trade has been executed. Now there's a 15 minute trade cooldown time for the person who receives the card or do who accepts the trade, excuse me, but other than that, you can just keep trading all day long as long as you have the tokens. So guys, I hope I explained it is easy for you guys to understand. It's a pretty simple concept. There's nothing too complicated about it. You get trade tokens from shop, clan wars or special challenges and then you use them with your clanmate to get cards that you want. Get cards that are closer to upgrading. Get cards that you want to use. Hey, I'm a Lava Loom player and my friend is a graveyard player. Let's just keep trading our Lava Loons for Graveyard's. Easy as that, right? And now guys, you might have noticed, by the way, I have like four videos going live right now, so stay with me. And I'm explaining this in my also in my Goblin Giant video, but the new card levels. I want to explain it in like basically every video towards the end, just in case you haven't heard about it yet. So all the card levels will now be standardized, guys. Legendary cards will go from level 9 to level 13. So when you get a Legendary, you just unlock a new Legendary. Boom, it's level 9. This princess over here, who's level 10, is the equivalent of a level 2 princess right now in game. But everything else is level 1 to 13. New tournament level standard. Let's say it all together. I'm sure you can guess. Is level 9. Everything is going to be level 9 in tournament level standard matches and challenges, tournaments, challenges, everything, right? And then everything on ladder is going to be, you know, as I just explained. So guys, that's basically it for the new level standardization. I did this for easier to understand for new players so that tournament level standard is the same across the board. That's the main reason that they did it. And I don't mind the idea. An important side note here is nothing is more or less expensive. It's the same goal. Just spread out more to upgrade your cards. And the gold is also uniform. You can see to get my rare to level 11 is 20,000 to get my goblins to level 11 is 20,000 to get my princess to level 11 is also 20,000 gold. It's just the card cards needed is different per rarity. So I only need four legendary cards to get my princess from level 10 to level 11. You guys kind of get the point there. So the same amount of cards needed totally to max out a card. And I imagine they'll be converting. This is not 100% official, but I imagine they'll be converting all the cards we currently have to their new levels based on the level that we have them. So guys, that's all I have for you in this video. I'll be uploading a video, Ernie wrote a very funny script of the new Goblin Giant versus all the other cards in the game. I also have a Goblin Giant gameplay video just using some meta decks with the Goblin Giant in them. And then I'll have like an update kind of review video. So four videos in one day, I'm going to live at the office guys. You shout out to all of you for still supporting the channel after five years almost on YouTube. It's crazy guys. I really appreciate it. Make sure you keep subscribed here for all the new update information as soon as humanly possible. I'll have it for you guys. Thank you for the support. He's shout out to Brent Chung and Staps Ray out my channel partners here on CWA. Thank you and as always, take care guys.