Erivan
Member
Lots of time, and valuable resources goes into building up AWs. There's an attachment I've developed with many of the Wonders I've kept in my city for so long..
Yet, due to space constraints and unlocking new AWs, eventually some old friends have to go and make way for new ones.
This would be less painful and help incentivize building new Wonders if somehow old ones could be sacrificed or (insert catchy name here) and allow transferring even half of invested KP into a newly placed AW.
The mechanics would need to be developed, as I currently would be looking to fit a new AW into an old one's spot, but not completely losing hundreds and thousands of KP (hours) of investment would make this transition a little less traumatic.
Also, it would still be great to convert runes for old wonders into broken shards, as it often takes too long to unlock new shards for new Wonders, almost to the point that new ones become obsolete by the time they're unlocked (not to mention hundreds of runes just sitting there for old AWs). Even a conversion of 2 runes for 1 broken shard would be satisfactory IMO.
Yet, due to space constraints and unlocking new AWs, eventually some old friends have to go and make way for new ones.
This would be less painful and help incentivize building new Wonders if somehow old ones could be sacrificed or (insert catchy name here) and allow transferring even half of invested KP into a newly placed AW.
The mechanics would need to be developed, as I currently would be looking to fit a new AW into an old one's spot, but not completely losing hundreds and thousands of KP (hours) of investment would make this transition a little less traumatic.
Also, it would still be great to convert runes for old wonders into broken shards, as it often takes too long to unlock new shards for new Wonders, almost to the point that new ones become obsolete by the time they're unlocked (not to mention hundreds of runes just sitting there for old AWs). Even a conversion of 2 runes for 1 broken shard would be satisfactory IMO.