Hello,
Forget the market theory and those ironic answers.
( " it is still allowed; you will maybe lose 90% - but it is still allowed. " )
As for newbies, I already suggested to some at the beginning of the game to send them markets at various speeds, to save them a few weeks.
Already they do not adhere to be present for the reception and evolve the first levels ... And get tired well before realizing that it will take years before they have a playable level.
Investing resources in a new player is often done at a loss ... Do you think we would invest time?
This game is endless, and is handled most often in a few minutes each day (outside periods of active wars)
With the markets you ask us a tedious job to help players who in most cases will not mature.
Offering land on each of the castles will not solve the problem ... In my case all that you will find to offer me as land will be used for the war strategy of my castles.
How to believe that you have tested and studied at length the changes you want to make to this game? Inconsistent pricing of certificates took me less than 3 minutes to catch my eye. It is the same for the reduction of the domains to less than 120 castles, which finally concerns only some players with the monstrous account. And will allow already heavily loaded accounts in castles to acquire even more and effortlessly out of the war blow.
Since the grouping of the game boards, it's a real disaster. The world 2 which is without interest. The world 2 was to serve as a lab ... but more like a world in distress. You could, however, see the failure of the increase in construction rates that drove away very good player who did not hesitate to put the hand to the wallet. Since then you only sell packs of evolution until this world dies permanently. If you want to end world 1 prematurely, or the stump of veteran players are still trying to resist, I think you're on the right track to finally disgust a game that has clung to it for years.
I think I have said enough, question yourself and we may still have the opportunity to dialogue.
cordially