Players who play for more than 1.5 years and moderately donate become uninteresting. I suggest:
1 Make a cyclic auto win at the stages of the map. With a certain strength of the team, so that the fights generally end immediately (like on tickets). In order not to spend a lot of time, having the strength of a 4200+ team
2 In the war, show the number of remaining flags of the alliances directly on the battlefield. In order not to endlessly discover the state of the alliance
3 With a 100% chest of war and color, always give 4 * items, preferably one that is smaller. Otherwise, the existing heroes simply can not be pumped over for several years and the game loses its meaning.
4 Introduce an exchange of heroes between players for a reasonable fee
5 Introduce the exchange of resources between players (per% of crystals)
6 In the Academy of Heroes indicate the hero whom you want to receive. I do not want to change the fifth to blink and back for a bunch of crystals.
Without all this, it’s worth playing actively, and I don’t even see a donat at all.
Yes, I know, I’m uninteresting. Why does everyone feel the need to continue pointing that out?
Kidding… I assume you meant uninterested.
Most every idea has already been suggested at some time, and I agree that they need to add or change some aspects of the game to keep it interesting.
I actually had an idea myself earlier, while trying to finish my monster chest after accidentally “wasting” too many flags doing other stuff (Atlantis and recruits quest)… finding myself a few flags short of being able to fully finish my monster chest and grumbling at the prospect of waiting 30 minutes for 3 more WE flags (yet also unwilling to “waste” a whole WE refill flask just to do one more province stage)… what if… there was a way to “craft” smaller WE refills (for like 3 or 6 WE flags)? Would really help a lot when you’re pressed for time and just need a few more flags at that moment.
They are pretty free. Win wars and you’ll get them. Easy.
Not enough? Well, then you have to spend a penny. No one promised that you can have all the stuff for free.