Hi Jarls, thank you for your feedback, I have forwarded it to our specialists for the further consideration😇

I appreciate your commitment to the game😎

Profit depends on the margins for each alternative.  A trillion deals at $0.01 each is still measured in $billions.  I envision most trading with Plarium, few with other players.

I have made use of stray resources, having built gear for each type of troop, and for fortresses, yielding, and such.  Changing gear is mostly a cost, do to my ailments of age.

Also, a resource with numbers in the 10's of thousands is not a resource, it's a reminder of a bs deal, dead weight, clutter to get in the way of gaming.  Those materials just slow me down, not adding to the game, but subtracting from it.

From a players point of view,I don't see why things you do not use or need are clutter, the spaces for them are there anyway, it makes no difference if there is 1 or millions of the same item, doesn't it?

I appreciate that this might cause problems for the program running smoothly, but as I do not understand this aspect I do not know exactly how, but I would suggest that if it is accurate, it's Plarium's Frankenstein.

Your suggestion of trading with Plarium rather than other players would seem to be nonsensical.

What have you got that Plarium want, apart from your time and your money?

I would suggest that John's idea that eventually the  programmers  will come up with ideas to remove the clutter,is somewhat illusory.

It just converts the 'clutter' to something else, causes controversy,and doesn't really give anything substantial to players.

Have Said This For Years trading Mats To Each Other Or Buying Them for Gold from each other same For