That Last Shot Is Important! Let It Roll!

I've seen this happen too many times. Someone is about to get their 50% mark, the last shot from (let's say an Archer Queen) is fired off. It's going to destroy a builder hut, and score 50%.

But the queen dies while the arrows are in mid-air.

What happens? The arrows die, too!

This can happen with wizards, archers, etc... That last shot is important. If it is fired before death, let it count!

And yes, I know, I always point out the tiny details.

A Note To The Cynics
I'm not objecting to failure. I handle it just fine. You might be thinking that a win, shouldn't have to count on such a small detail. But sometimes it does, and it just seems to make sense. Trajectories finish their path once they are fired.

I like this idea. I don't get situations like this all the time, but it doesn't mean I don't get them either.
Yes, there are times when I need to rely on one shot from a Wizard, archer, or Archer Queen to get 1-2 stars, maybe even 3. But usually right when time runs out, or the troop is killed while the wizard shoots its fireball/Other, or when an Archer/Archer Queen shoots her last shot, the shot that was fired seems to disappear right when the unit itself dies, and I agree that this is pretty unrealistic and inaccurate. I'd like to see a little change regarding this as much as you do.

Please do this!!!!!!!!

Ive posted a few threads on the forum about the game being realistic and practical. But its seems that since this is a game, these things are out of the window. Sad but I get responses all the time about how the game doesnt have to be realistic.

Makes sense.

Seems good to me!