"Clash of Clans" players received good news with the release of the March update which further tweaked some of the issues surrounding the online game.

First off is the skeletons, which have been the source of bane for players because they are very difficult to subdue. The developer, Supercell, acknowledged this by cutting their hitpoints.

"Skeletons should be a fragile unit that overcomes their inability to survive damage by sheer numbers," All Clash said. "However their hitpoints were just a sliver too high, preventing Archer Towers from destroying them with a single arrow in some cases. The hitpoint decrease will make sure that Archer Towers stay effective against Skeleton hordes."

Players should also make use of the Valkyrie in the Town Hall 8+, the website noted.

"Valkyrie is a unit that runs in deep and hits hard, positing herself dangerously, often recklessly, to maximize her spin-attack damage," it said.

What constrained people from using Valkyrie is the fact that it just takes a long time for the attack to happen. With the March update of "Clash of Clans," the Valkyrie "will launch into her spin much faster once she reaches that prime position, making her a much snappier, more reactive and nimble troop."

A news report from IBTimes revealed that the March update for "Clash of Clan" will take about 38.41MB of your hard drive after downloading. That's not much storage considering the changes involved.

All the March update for "Clash of Clan" can be read here. Watch out for more news and rumors surrounding the game, and will be published here when they come along.