Our clash of Clan files Bankruptcy.....

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by dahimi

Good lord people. They are asking for more mine levels or more mine output in a fun way. It's not that complicated.

People ask for this all the time and the forum usually agrees. Apparently reading comprehension is no longer taught in schools.

---

Some one understands. I am in AWE

i tottaly agry...seanster999

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Danielg

Some one understands. I am in AWE

---

Wait they teach reading comprehention at school? Whts that.
Anyways i agree

Quote:

---

Originally Posted by Danielg

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

---

That was intresting to say the least lol

Don't know if the difference would be negligible or not, but if it only takes (relatively speaking) a small amount of Elixir to upgrade all currently available elixir-needed-upgrade-ables, why not have a conversion option? Convert your Elixir into Gold. If it is truly 3 billion to upgrade the Gold-requiring stuff and since elixir and gold both produce at the same rate, then the exchange rate should be 1 for 1.

Or, perhaps introduce a fusion feature where you can 'fuse' two mines into a 'super mine' and have that mine produce at say 150% more than if the mines were kept separate. This would only be available at lvl 10 or 11 mines. (If you've played Marvel: War of Heroes, you are familiar with the fusion concept and what it does)

He is right, but I don't think there's much they can do...maybe increase the gold production a little, but they can't increase it too much. And his economics aren't "ludicrous" they r actually well thought out. Albeit his original presentation was a bit weird and uncomprehenseable, his clarified point is based on sound fact