Say i have 200.000 gold.
50% can be stolen in 1 attack,so it's 100.000. But if the attacker has a higher TH than me, he will get less loot, say 75.000.
Question:
If the attacker steals 75.000 gold, am i getting 75.000 gold stolen or 100.000?
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Say i have 200.000 gold.
50% can be stolen in 1 attack,so it's 100.000. But if the attacker has a higher TH than me, he will get less loot, say 75.000.
Question:
If the attacker steals 75.000 gold, am i getting 75.000 gold stolen or 100.000?
You can never say that certainly. It's always a little different.
In that hypothetical scenario you would lose 75,000 gold. The loot penalty not only gives the higher TH less loot, it's there to protect the lower level THs from losing so much loot against better opponents.Quote:
Originally Posted by bombshelter
No, loot goes by a formula based on TH level, TH level difference, loot in storages, loot in collectors, and loot in CC. It only varies as those factors vary.Quote:
Originally Posted by Crayon
The exact numbers are here: http://clashofclans.wikia.com/wiki/Raids
You can only lose 50% of what you have if everything is in your collectors.
Clash of clans wiki has a very detailed entry on this. Basically it boils down to:
50% from mines and collectors always
75% from DE drills always
Gold and elixer storages
20% up to lvl 5 to 200k cap
18% lvl 6 up to 200k cap
16% lvl 7 up to 250k cap
14% lvl 8 up to 300k cap
12% lvl 9 up to 350k cap
10% lvl 10 up to 400k cap
Clan castle half of storage % with no cap
Dark elixer storage
6% lvl 7-8 up to 2k cap
5% lvl 9 up to 2.5k cap
4% lvl 10 up to 3k cap
Loot penalties applied reduce the actual amount taken. Basically, whatever they take, you lose.
I think this answers your question.