Quality of Life changes

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The loot is safe in the Treasury than in the storage. That's why you'd rather have your loot in the Treasury. However, you can only get your gold, Elexier, and dark elexier together. I wish that one can take out his loot seperately, so that one only bail the bare necessities. It always annoys me that I need dark from the Treasury for the king but the gold and elixier unnecessarily comes out. In the storage it is not as safe as in the Treasury.

Just as an FYI - the loot in the treasury is only "safe" up to loot cap limits. Once those caps are reached, it is better to have the loot in storages.

I don't mind the system the way it is, but yes it would be a nice QoL change.

i want this too

Of course there is always something else we can want...

But I do like the fact that when I empty my castle the excess doesn't spill on the ground and remains in the castle to be collected later. That's a nice QOL feature for sure....

I think if you can get your loot single out, you can deal with its loot much better

I now have around 300k both in my treasury and have no idea what to do with it.
I definitely agree with this feature.

There are several reasons we don't want to implement something like this. Like with all things, there's a trade off. While it does provide you with more control over how much loot you withdraw from your treasury, ultimately it would be detrimental to the game's economy. Keeping your treasury loot THAT secure would reduce the amount of available loot for attackers.

When you withdraw loot from the Treasury for a specific purpose, say you need Gold for an upgrade, the Elixir and Dark Elixir that gets withdrawn adds to the pool of available loot for other players when they attack you. This keeps the in-game economy moving.

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Originally Posted by Darian[Supercell]

There are several reasons we don't want to implement something like this. Like with all things, there's a trade off. While it does provide you with more control over how much loot you withdraw from your treasury, ultimately it would be detrimental to the game's economy. Keeping your treasury loot THAT secure would reduce the amount of available loot for attackers.

When you withdraw loot from the Treasury for a specific purpose, say you need Gold for an upgrade, the Elixir and Dark Elixir that gets withdrawn adds to the pool of available loot for other players when they attack you. This keeps the in-game economy moving.

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Agreed, it can ruin the game's economy

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Originally Posted by Darian[Supercell]

There are several reasons we don't want to implement something like this. Like with all things, there's a trade off. While it does provide you with more control over how much loot you withdraw from your treasury, ultimately it would be detrimental to the game's economy. Keeping your treasury loot THAT secure would reduce the amount of available loot for attackers.

When you withdraw loot from the Treasury for a specific purpose, say you need Gold for an upgrade, the Elixir and Dark Elixir that gets withdrawn adds to the pool of available loot for other players when they attack you. This keeps the in-game economy moving.

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I agree. But this still can be implemented with a tweak.

Say you have 200k gold and Elixir. Now you want 50k gold from the treasury for a upgrade.
We will be able to withdraw about 50k of both gold and elixir.

Doing it this way, people still can take the required amount from the treasury without hurting the economy too much.

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Originally Posted by Darian[Supercell]

There are several reasons we don't want to implement something like this. Like with all things, there's a trade off. While it does provide you with more control over how much loot you withdraw from your treasury, ultimately it would be detrimental to the game's economy. Keeping your treasury loot THAT secure would reduce the amount of available loot for attackers.

When you withdraw loot from the Treasury for a specific purpose, say you need Gold for an upgrade, the Elixir and Dark Elixir that gets withdrawn adds to the pool of available loot for other players when they attack you. This keeps the in-game economy moving.

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thanks Darian for this precedent response...