Trade resources with ours alliance members// Something like alliance uniwersity?

[Alteri Vivas]

Hi! I apologize in advance for mistakes. I'll try give you some reasons, why i think it's good idea in my opinion.

First concept - trade resources with ours alliance members. How it should work? You can trade food and gold in the ratio 1:1 (oil 1:100? ). When you have full mills and cant spend your food on everything - you help your alliance friends, which need food more than food (and vive versa).Why?
- In late age game we can't spend food anywhere (during gold - walls, oil - generals e.t.c.), food is less important than other resources. In early age game is inversely - food is the most important. It'll help balancing this 2 stages of each age game.
- It unite more alliance members, they will help each others.
- It will help you collect oil in late ages.
- When you have full of one resources, you can exchange it. It'll motivate you to further attakcs

Second concept - something like alliance uniwersity - well... We thought about something like that, what all alliance members can researching, donated together e.t.c.

What do you think about that? Let me know

 

[bearpaw338]

I would have to agree we could give away parts of our army why not trade resources great idea

 

[Saintanger]

Hi Alteri Vivas,

Great suggestions, we talked about those 2 concepts in our alliance 2. It would increase alliance-teamwork and bonding 2 the game. What also would be cool is 2 build a ' alliance-wonder'.

Greetings,
Saintanger

Leader Dutch Dadz

 

[wwnnm25]

Hello,

That is a great idea... I join the forum just to post a similar idea. But in addition to gold and food I thought it would be handy to be able trade/donate trade goods.

I am still in the early stages and sometimes find it difficult to gather enough resources to complete the tasks I would like too. Lack of resources has also prevented me from joining in world wars.

I think it would increase activity within the alliances. I am in a very friendly and chatty alliance with a few other "young" nations that would also find it beneficial.