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Yeah that is one thing that people complain about. Lots of people agree that you should get all your gold back when your ally resets, and I'm with them(; If you think this is a good idea, you can send feedback or email support@athinkingape.com with your idea(:
 
I'm against this now.

Say i volley my newly made PC alt, until he is about 40-50 bil. Then i reset him, getting ALL my gold back. I could do it nonstop, and transfer all my gold to my alts and have them at HLBC within a day or two.

Se how it could be abused?
 
Devs made a change a few months ago so that you lose more when u drop an ally the shorter you've had him. Max is 60% at 15 days

So if you've had him for 1 day you would lose a lot more than if you had him for 15 days
 
Unfortunately, that also applies to allies resetting):

It would be nice if it was always at least 60% for an ally reset...
 
LadyLiesel said:
If I have a Allie and I drop him I lose most of gold. I understand that. But we have no control if a person resets I thing we should just get what we paid back
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This has been argued many times by many different people, in the form of inactive allies are still worth their value and sometimes more. Yes, they may not grow but are excellent ways to boost BFA without spending a lot.

However, the develops form this practice so that people do not simply volley large inactive allies for no loss after the time when they are reset.
 
It is a method of banking/payment from certain EBs. You can buy Bronze Bars and sell back later as a way to keep gold safe, for a price, of course.

Certain EBs drop bronze bars. Most notably ones that used to drop "treasures". If you already have the items from an eb, you are in the running for a Bronze Bars drop.
 
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