Well then you misread the statement. Will there be fewer bases with $400k elixir available...yes. Does that mean the update "killed the economy"...no. Before the update, gold was used for pretty much everything (walls, defenses, etc), and I still didn't have trouble finding it. Just because you can now use excess elixir for walls doesn't mean it will kill the economy. Now, for the first time since I was at TH7, I might actually pay attention to how much elixir is available when raiding since I will have something to do with my elixir once my storages are full. This is a good thing...before I was stealing peoples elixir and it wasn't going anywhere because my storages were maxed...how was that good for the economy? I think most people will put elixir into walls when their storages max, but definitely not everytime they log off. If they do that, then they are terrible at the game anyway and they probably didn't have any loot available before the update, so there's no net change.
Elixir was a pretty pointless resource before because it was so easy to find. All that mattered was gold. Hopefully this will balance that part of the game out.
Also, I wish there was a list of things people on these forums claimed would "kill the economy." The economy is fine and has been for a long time.




