Our clash of Clan files Bankruptcy.....

Killer Minions had a clan meeting and is filling bankruptcy. We demand the Monarchy ( Super Cell ) give us a Permanent Mine Boost or the opportunity to put our workers to work on building bigger mines. With hard times these days finding gold we need more gold production. The Monarchy demands 3 Billion in gold to upgrade are town the taxes are just to high and the gold we mine to low for such task.

Please oh great King give us the means to raid our fellow clan and steel their gold.

We are just poor peasants trying to get gold for the workers.

Thank
Danielg
Killer Minions

What...? This doesn't even make sense. I do agree that Gold is much harder to obtain than Elixir or Dark Elixir, but I'm not even sure what you're asking.

Please explain.
Supercell would never permanently boost gem mines of others for that matter.
They would lose tons of gem sales

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Originally Posted by Seanster999

What...? This doesn't even make sense. I do agree that Gold is much harder to obtain than Elixir or Dark Elixir, but I'm not even sure what you're asking.

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Really wish people understood how the economy in anything works. Gold in the Game comes from the mines. 7 max mines in 24 hours can produce 504,000. The current amount of gold need in the game is almost 3 billion. So the gold need to will take somewhere around 6000 days or 16 years to mine. Now before some dumb a... says your supposed to farm it. I know been playing a very long time. The gold produce in the game doesn't come close to gold need in the game. Gold is produced at the same rate elixir is and you need less then 500 million to finish all the elixir upgrades.

I'm asking for Super Cell to take a look at this problem and fix it. Add more gold mine production to the game. In turn this would solve the lack of gold right now in the game. wouldn't happen over night but in time it would help.

The only gold you or I are getting, is from the mines and the little bonus for winning. Non-active players are the reason that there is anything right now to farm.

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Really wish people understood how the economy in anything works. Gold in the Game comes from the mines. 7 max mines in 24 hours can produce 504,000. The current amount of gold need in the game is almost 3 billion. So the gold need to will take somewhere around 6000 days or 16 years to mine. Now before some dumb a... says your supposed to farm it. I know been playing a very long time. The gold produce in the game doesn't come close to gold need in the game. Gold is produced at the same rate elixir is and you need less then 500 million to finish all the elixir upgrades.

I'm asking for Super Cell to take a look at this problem and fix it. Add more gold mine production to the game. In turn this would solve the lack of gold right now in the game. wouldn't happen over night but in time it would help.

The only gold you or I are getting, is from the mines and the little bonus for winning. Non-active players are the reason that there is anything right now to farm.

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Perhaps gold production should SLIGHTLY be increased. However, your economy analogy is completely ludicrous. Comparing real life economics to a simple game? That isn't logical.

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Originally Posted by Statistics510

Perhaps gold production should SLIGHTLY be increased. However, your economy analogy is completely ludicrous. Comparing real life economics to a simple game? That isn't logical.

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Why can you not compare economics to a game?
That's completely logical.

To be clear though the OP is not talking about economics, he is spouting gibberish.

I expect Supercell probably employ an economist to model the loot system.

I don't understand the idea?

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Originally Posted by PhilISuppose

Why can you not compare economics to a game?
That's completely logical.

To be clear though the OP is not talking about economics, he is spouting gibberish.

I expect Supercell probably employ an economist to model the loot system.

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If you actually read my post, you would realize that I said HIS economical analogy. Not the game in general. Thank you very little.

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If you actually read my post, you would realize that I said HIS economical analogy. Not the game in general. Thank you very little.

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Um no...

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Comparing real life economics to a simple game? That isn't logical.

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Comparing real life economics to a simple game is very sensible.