Hey this is my first time ever posting in the forums. Sorry if this is not the right spot, but I can’t find another place. I have an idea for game improvement. Do I post it here or can you redirect me to he right place?
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Hey this is my first time ever posting in the forums. Sorry if this is not the right spot, but I can’t find another place. I have an idea for game improvement. Do I post it here or can you redirect me to he right place?
I’ll just post it here and hopefully someone sees it. My thought was this. Once you have exhausted all elixir upgrades for your town hall you should be able to then start upgrading walls with elixir. This would help the newer players catch up more quickly as they try to max their villages before upgrading. I have found that at every town hall level I always finished elixir upgrades way before gold upgrades and there was nothing you could do with it.
This is the ideas' sub-forum: https://forum.supercell.com/forumdis...ature-Requests
I bet your walls are lower than level 8, right? Because once your walls reach level 8, you'll be able to upgrade them with gold or elixir (your choice). That way, your progress in upgrading walls will be 2x faster. I agree that it sometimes seems like there are more things to do with gold than to do with elixir, but when I think of upgrading all barracks, as well as dark drills, I tend to see them equal.
Actually most of my walls are level 11. Upgrading them is no longer an issue for me. But I was thinking more for newer players, it would help them to max out base. From TH 1 through TH 10 I have maxed before upgrading and at every level of TH I have always finished my elixir upgrades first. I remember thinking how much it felt like a waste having all elixir storages and collectors full with nothing to spend it on at lower TH (and subsequently wall) levels.
There was a short time th 8 could level up walls with elixir. It caused an elixir shortage and was reverted. While the game has changed I still think an elixir shortage for those lower th would still be the result