In the nob offers thing, in the support section it has the offers I've filled out(within last 15 minutes) and it says expected waiting time 3 hours. Would this mean I get my nobs after 3 hours?
You may get the nobs before 3 hours, but if you haven't got it after 3 hours you should send a report by clicking on the "Report" button!
IF you get the nobs then as chocolate says it should be within 3 hours however there are a lot of issues with not receiving rewards from the offers so you may need to chase it up.
Why is there such a difference in plunder between hansels an attack builds. Intentional or oversight. ???????
If a troop build skims they earn the same as a hansel if not more however the issue mainly comes from the need for large troop builds to have lots of towers which is where the huge deficit of plunder comes from. When dumping hansels do have the advantage though.
If a troop build skims they earn the same as a hansel if not more however the issue mainly comes from the need for large troop builds to have lots of towers which is where the huge deficit of plunder comes from. When dumping hansels do have the advantage though.[/quote][/quote] An how many builds skim for growth. ?? I'd say ver few most are full xtalls an crux's. Secs have offered the option to jump clans before the end ???
If one was to volley an ally from 10,000 all the way to 10T/15T/20T, how much profit would the non-keeper get?
At 20T, just over 3T 3.245ish actually? *Edit* I think once you get over 100mil or so, 15% of the final purchase price (or 13-14ish% of the price after the final hire) is a decent estimate for total profit made
Every hire is a 5% increase in the price and gives the previous owner 1.5% of the price as profit. This means 30% of the increase in price is made as profit and if you volley all profits to one person they would more or less get 30%. 10t is 3t 15t is 4.5t 20t is 6t
Just for reference to plunder.. Hansels have no ally bonus applied to spy actions, so when they unload their plunder drops proportionally with their spy bar %, however when they unload troops they unload at pretty much their ally plunder bonus, barely gaining any plunder from buildings. Attack builds earn significantly more on their first troop hit, however like spy actions they also scale down proportionally but only to the max plunder level. From spies they earn next to nothing. This is ofcourse not factoring in towers, which the majority of attack builds have far more of than the majority of hansels. It's also important to take into account any end bonus that attack builds make. As spy actions can't show you plunder values until your end bonus, you have to include attack builds end bonus to calculate an earning per hit etc.
When you view a player's profile, assuming he has more than 25 allies, which 25 is being shown first? Are allies being displayed according to the time they were hired? Who goes in the front when a few allies are hired?
20 most expensive allies are displayed on front page of profile as hired the back page allies replacing will go in order of next most expensive actual order of the 20 on profile page seem to be random though
I feel inclined to believe the BC player, although your post count is very impressive in its own right
Post count is irrelevant, I could've spammed it You can do the math too though and tell me what you come up with, always good to have more input from various people?