Equal Barrack Distribution

More times than not, players have a set layout of troops that can equally distributed in their barracks. I, for instance, use 16 giants, 8 wallbreakers, 40 archers, and 64 goblins. This can be split easily to 4 giants, 2 wallbreakers, 40 archers, and 16 goblins in each barrack. The recommendation I would like to make is have a single GUI where you input either the total amount of troops to be made and will be distributed evenly in every barrack, assuming the barracks are capable of making the troop. An alternate idea would be to have a single GUI saying what you want each barrack to make, again assuming the barracks are at a level capable to making that level and amount of troops (ex: a level 1 barrack can not queue 40 troops). An example would be, in my case, saying in that GUI that I want each barrack to make 4 giants, 2 wallbreakers, and so on. This would tell each barrack to make the same amount of troops. The point of this change would be to remove a sense of needless repetition in the game. It is meant to eliminate needing to input the exact same request all four times.

Further ideas and suggestions are appreciated. Thank you for reading.

-EclipseBlade

welcome to the forum.

this idea has been already suggested before and supercell has decided to rule it out.

you can find a complete list of ideas to be considered along with ideas that have been ruled out here:

http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...rum-guidelines

your idea specifically, can be found in this list:

Troop/Barracks Related:
*Customize troop builds = to order, permanent productions, saved queues, etc.
*Queue troop donation notices when offline – display when back online or new interface to see info after
*Show total training time left above barracks
*Show total elixir costs of troops sitting in army camps
*5x or 10x button in troop training screens for faster queuing
*Ability to rearrange barracks queued troops (ex: click/hold slide troop icon first in queue to the middle)
*Modify healers to include healing air troops
*Troop carrier (Trojan horse-like) it moves on its own until damaged, then troops pop out
*Requests for every troop types to have a related hero
*Prepackaged troop clusters = similar to clan castle deployment, but you can load like 50 troop count in 4 different clusters to deploy on offense all at once.
*Have clan war troop donations count towards donation statistics

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Originally Posted by Jspin7980

welcome to the forum.

this idea has been already suggested before and supercell has decided to rule it out.

you can find a complete list of ideas to be considered along with ideas that have been ruled out here:

http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...rum-guidelines

your idea specifically, can be found in this list:

Troop/Barracks Related:
*Customize troop builds = to order, permanent productions, saved queues, etc.
*Queue troop donation notices when offline – display when back online or new interface to see info after
*Show total training time left above barracks
*Show total elixir costs of troops sitting in army camps
*5x or 10x button in troop training screens for faster queuing
*Ability to rearrange barracks queued troops (ex: click/hold slide troop icon first in queue to the middle)
*Modify healers to include healing air troops
*Troop carrier (Trojan horse-like) it moves on its own until damaged, then troops pop out
*Requests for every troop types to have a related hero
*Prepackaged troop clusters = similar to clan castle deployment, but you can load like 50 troop count in 4 different clusters to deploy on offense all at once.
*Have clan war troop donations count towards donation statistics

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I think you only skimmed his post because you were rushing for a chance to play sticky cop. That is not what he is saying.

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Originally Posted by EclipseBlade

More times than not, players have a set layout of troops that can equally distributed in their barracks. I, for instance, use 16 giants, 8 wallbreakers, 40 archers, and 64 goblins. This can be split easily to 4 giants, 2 wallbreakers, 40 archers, and 16 goblins in each barrack. The recommendation I would like to make is have a single GUI where you input either the total amount of troops to be made and will be distributed evenly in every barrack, assuming the barracks are capable of making the troop. An alternate idea would be to have a single GUI saying what you want each barrack to make, again assuming the barracks are at a level capable to making that level and amount of troops (ex: a level 1 barrack can not queue 40 troops). An example would be, in my case, saying in that GUI that I want each barrack to make 4 giants, 2 wallbreakers, and so on. This would tell each barrack to make the same amount of troops. The point of this change would be to remove a sense of needless repetition in the game. It is meant to eliminate needing to input the exact same request all four times.

Further ideas and suggestions are appreciated. Thank you for reading.

-EclipseBlade

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This is not ruled out but I would rather they did not do this. I stack things in my barracks various ways, not always the fastest for a variety of reasons. Sometimes I want one free for ad hoc donations, or there are other reasons. Especially during war. So I would often not like it if it just leveled off my troops each time.

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Originally Posted by rwelshjr

This is not ruled out but I would rather they did not do this. I stack things in my barracks various ways, not always the fastest for a variety of reasons. Sometimes I want one free for ad hoc donations, or there are other reasons. Especially during war. So I would often not like it if it just leveled off my troops each time.

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I second this.

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Originally Posted by Jspin7980

welcome to the forum.

this idea has been already suggested before and supercell has decided to rule it out.

you can find a complete list of ideas to be considered along with ideas that have been ruled out here:

http://forum.supercell.net/showthrea...rum-guidelines

your idea specifically, can be found in this list:

Troop/Barracks Related:
*Customize troop builds = to order, permanent productions, saved queues, etc.
*Queue troop donation notices when offline – display when back online or new interface to see info after
*Show total training time left above barracks
*Show total elixir costs of troops sitting in army camps
*5x or 10x button in troop training screens for faster queuing
*Ability to rearrange barracks queued troops (ex: click/hold slide troop icon first in queue to the middle)
*Modify healers to include healing air troops
*Troop carrier (Trojan horse-like) it moves on its own until damaged, then troops pop out
*Requests for every troop types to have a related hero
*Prepackaged troop clusters = similar to clan castle deployment, but you can load like 50 troop count in 4 different clusters to deploy on offense all at once.
*Have clan war troop donations count towards donation statistics

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What I am suggesting is far from what you have labeled as "ruled out." That rule out says no customizing of queues, changing the order of queues, having pre-saved troop queues, or have troops be queued when used automatically after a battle. I am saying you manually must go to the GUI, select the total amount of troops to be divided between the barracks or select the exact amount of troops each barrack would queue simultaneously.

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Originally Posted by rwelshjr

This is not ruled out but I would rather they did not do this. I stack things in my barracks various ways, not always the fastest for a variety of reasons. Sometimes I want one free for ad hoc donations, or there are other reasons. Especially during war. So I would often not like it if it just leveled off my troops each time.

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If this would be done, I would expect it would be similar to how you can choose to re-arm all traps at once, or pick and choose which ones are re-armed one-by-one, individually. Assuming it were done this way, I would expect a new button would be added to the barracks saying "train troops equal" or something along those lines.