tl;dr:

• Enable units to be sold for trust coin regardless of trust level.
• Units would give (5 trust level) * rarity mod trust coins.

The clutter

With so many free summons after I finally reach max capacity again and facing the immense chore that is fusing units for trust.

Unless you are willing to take up a big loss of value, fusing the units get them to max trust is a must. And the whole process is hella boring:

• go to the unit fusion menu.
• find a unit with dupes
• tap the unit to open the fusion interface
• tap again to open the select interface
• tap (and drag) to pick the units to fuse
• tap "ok" to confirm the selection
• tap "fuse" to confirm the fusion
• tap "yes" for final confirmation
• conecting...
• fusion visual effect (tap to skip the animation)
• "success" message (tap to skip the animation)
• tap to skip to end the leveling
• tap the screen to finish

And then you have done ONE unit, now you just need to repeat this proccess a couple of dozens of times....

The idea

While a "fuse all duplicates" would be the ideal solution, it would require far more complex coding, so I've come with an idea that would require far less changes.

The idea is to allow the player to sell units regardless of their trust level. The units would sell for (5 trust level) * rarity mod (1x for 3★, 2x for 4★ and 5x for 5★).

So, a 3★ unit with 30% trust would sell for 35 trust coins, while a 4★ with 65% trust would sell for 140 trust coins.

This would result in the player getting 5/10/25 more coins for each unit if compared to the current model, but this a fair compromise for the sake of having such a time saver.

Compared to the whole proccess of fusing it is a far cleaener and fast proccess:

• go to the unit unit exchange menu.
• tap (and drag) the to select the units to sell (repeat until all units are selected)
• tap "ok" to confirm the selection
• tap "yes" for final confirmation
• conecting...
• done

And this would be the whole proccess for each "cleanup" session.

What would people think if something like this was implemented?