Recycle maps

[Nom1970]

I have an idea that myself and nom1975 think would be beneficial to the game.

How many time do you get a adventure that you know your not going to do and you know you can't sell or trade it for love nor money !!!!!!


how about setting up a map recyler in the town hall to shred the maps and turn them back into map fragments

[NellaCocci]

good idea! I like it

[Tierarzt]

As long as they don't over do it, it could be a good idea.

25% return to match the other recycling options.
Sons of the Veldt would return 50 fragments, for example.

[Rhylian]

Probably been suggested many many many times before

But would it be possible to change the delete function on adventures in the starmenu to give 10% of the adventures Mapfragments cost back upon deletion? (Some adventures are simply impossible to sell tbh as hardly anyone ever does them)

I would totally delete at least half my adventures in my star menu if that happened lol

[queen-vicious]

+1

[Xibor]

+1

[Urd123]

+1

But it would maybe be nice to make them more atracktive. As I understand it part of the reason people dont do them is the over nerfing of them that happened last year. It was before my time.
I dont do wild mary and not very many gunpowder,- and rarely any Co-ups. On the almost never do list is also arctic explsion.

I dont really get the BB policy on this- for me it somethimes looks as if they try to nerf and tamber with the ones players like to do (like rb) rather than to undo some of the too eager nerfing.

[Dorotheus]

10% of the initial map fragment cost is pretty hard to calculate when the original cost was not in map fragments. Players would not be happy to see that leading to a potential conversion rate of 20 gems = 1 map fragment.

[Xibor]

I dont do wild mary and not very many gunpowder,- and rarely any Co-ups. On the almost never do list is also arctic explsion.

Me either. If I was in charge of the adventure aspects I would be querying the database looking for which adventures are least played, and consider changing them or removing them. I would expect there is a huge gap between the usage of the most popular and the least popular. The data would speak for itself.

[bfl72]

10% of the initial map fragment cost is pretty hard to calculate when the original cost was not in map fragments. Players would not be happy to see that leading to a potential conversion rate of 20 gems = 1 map fragment.

That´s true,so let us think of a shop that buys adventures (which can be bought for fragments) for fragments... A second Hand Adventure shop...

PS:this autocorrection is really disturbing...