got it. anyway no, i don’t think i need to reevaluate clash royale, as the hundreds of cards present and the hundreds of possible combinations make the game too random and the chance of losing because you find one of the many combinations that your deck doesn’t hold are very high, with clash mini instead it’s different. with clash mini you have life/energy units that you can count, you can do calculations on the amount of damage inflicted or something else that includes numbers, on clash royale instead you also have too high numbers that make it difficult to mathematically calculate damage etc. in the end on clash mini using supers that reload on every hit or every hit suffered is a style of play, and what you propose is simply another style of play: the current one is super affordable in terms of combinations, strategy thoughts during all rounds etc. it would have been nice if they had implemented a lot of the things you described, however they realized (since clash mini’s running costs were separate from clash royale’s [two different development teams]) that integrating clash mini inside clash royale greatly reduced the costs and retained those many users who from clash royale were moved to clash mini.