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Well I'm nearing a maxed th8 and am making a decent loot. The problem that m facing is I have full elixir storages. Now when I raid, I get the gold and de but lose the remaining elixir. So I was thinking if we could just put the extra loot in cc. Whatever extra loot you get from raids goes to cc full, if the storages are full, and gets added to the war loot, if any, present there.
Or you could upgrade your walls. And if those are maxed, I don't know what to tell you, but being able to stockpile millions of elixir kind of defeats the purpose of having a storage cap, does it not?Quote:
Originally Posted by kjhanjee
I have no other way than to stock it. My lab is busy and i just happened to collect for level 3 pekka 6 days before I was supposed to. And it doesn't defeat the purpose, as storage cap is there t. Protect players from stockpiling more than what os needed at their level. But we have cc storages as a part of the game as well. So the real cap is main storage + cc storage. So technically m unable to even touch the max cap because my extra doesn't come from war. Why should only be war loot be allowed to be stored there. It's a storage, it should just store and not be picky. What concerns me is my cc storages are nearly empty and m still unable to keep that extra elixir I make. And whatever extra I make is lost to the system which again is bad considering the loot situation for other players.
or ya know...for the six days you don't need elixir, just throw your elixir storages to the outer layer of your base and make some attackers day by seeing a full elixir storage. Im not saying fully exposed, just enough that they can get to it, but your defenses can still defend it. that way, you are giving back to the economy instead of excluding it from the game. then when your upgrade in the lab is almost done, just raid it all back.
Just be happy that you can use elixer to upgrade walls now. I had max elixer storages at TH9 for over 2 months.
It's fine the way it is. Follow other peoples advice. And my advice.