What is Supercell's reasoning behind not allowing us to cue spells? What OP advantage do they see besides us not wasting precious minutes between builds?
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What is Supercell's reasoning behind not allowing us to cue spells? What OP advantage do they see besides us not wasting precious minutes between builds?
I dunno. I proposed this months ago and still want it.
I second this post!!
They have a very good reason, a very specific reason why they won't add this. Thanks to this reason, they know that if they add it, it'll completely destroy the game and make Supercell go completely broke and in debt. The only thing is... I don't know this reason:p
They have to balance risk with success.Quote:
Originally Posted by KamikazePekka
considering the fact that spells cost around 15000 at lvl 1 (most of them are above 15000 i dont know all the costs of all the spells, so i could be wrong) if someone were to upgrade their spells to a lvl where they get really expensive, one could queue up spells when they go offline and then unqueue it so their elixir stays safe... then again its probably something completely different...
Because SC makes money off spell factory boosts.Quote:
Originally Posted by Franchise
Whats your point exactly? You can boost a barracks too and still queue things up just fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by thenextman
They never liked people hiding elixir in the spell factory. Simple solution would be to allow one spell in queue. Id be happy with that.
Another solution could be to allow queing (and canceling) spells with TH8 or TH9 since spell costs do not matter so much as in previous TH's.