Sell Buildings and items direct from warehouse

[Jon Allen]

I wish there was an option to sell buildings in the warehouse directly from the warehouse screen.

I have 86 Stadiums from the event, none of which are of any use to me in the warehouse, since I already have 6 out in the city.
It would be great to have an option from the warehouse screen to simply say "Sell" and then a prompt for "how many" .
Its going to be very tedious to build these one at a time and then sell , to get rid of them otherwise.

The same feature would be even more useful for the other items in the warehouse too.
For example I have 510 of the "Additional radar" items for flight. even if I got only 1 coin for each , it would be great to be able to empty the warehouse in one easy step of these items.

I hope the developers are listening..

 

[f20 EP A.A]

It would be very useful for people who have excess buildings from the guest planes(ex: Chess Club buildings)

 

[jpm-wv]

I agree. I don't even bother looking in warehouse for Houses of Disturbance, House of Doubt, and Smart House. I have more than I could ever use.

 

[Stupor-Duck aka Cassandra]

I wish there was an option to sell buildings in the warehouse directly from the warehouse screen.

I have 86 Stadiums from the event, none of which are of any use to me in the warehouse, since I already have 6 out in the city.
It would be great to have an option from the warehouse screen to simply say "Sell" and then a prompt for "how many" .
Its going to be very tedious to build these one at a time and then sell , to get rid of them otherwise.

The same feature would be even more useful for the other items in the warehouse too.
For example I have 510 of the "Additional radar" items for flight. even if I got only 1 coin for each , it would be great to be able to empty the warehouse in one easy step of these items.

I hope the developers are listening..

lol no offense RE Newbs but most of us dont scan randomly through gifts an skip over unnecesary stuff. most just collect it all

I know i have enough textbooks to fill NYC library in Brooklyn