Walls breached

A few times now I have noticed that whilst protecting a city in the usual triangle shaped 'walling' it has been breached with the city and country being taken over by an attacker yet the wall appears to be intact! How can this happen? And what precautions can be taken to prevent it? Please do not say 'I never walled properly" I did.

It happens when you wall the same turn your enemy attacks. You have to defend the city ofc to prevent this.

3 options:

• Not properly walled
  
• Walled in same turn as attack occurs (as said by Black Shark)
  
• Opponent is exploiting bug

Γραμμένο από Columna Durruti, 04.11.2014 at 06:07

Opponent is exploiting bug

Me ?

Never...

Γραμμένο από Mauzer Panteri, 04.11.2014 at 06:26

Γραμμένο από Columna Durruti, 04.11.2014 at 06:07

Opponent is exploiting bug[/list]

Me ?

Never...

Ofc. You are the last person I would think of doing this.

Γραμμένο από Columna Durruti, 04.11.2014 at 06:28

Γραμμένο από Mauzer Panteri, 04.11.2014 at 06:26

Γραμμένο από Columna Durruti, 04.11.2014 at 06:07

Opponent is exploiting bug[/list]

Me ?

Never...

Ofc. You are the last person I would think of doing this.

Γραμμένο από Mauzer Panteri, 04.11.2014 at 06:26

Γραμμένο από Columna Durruti, 04.11.2014 at 06:07

Opponent is exploiting bug

Me ?

Never...

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An ally can go through your walls and grab a city/capital even though you are allies.

Γραμμένο από Mr_Own_U, 04.11.2014 at 16:15

An ally can go through your walls and grab a city/capital even though you are allies.

if your cities are zero. r unprotected, it like giving your ally a gift

Make the wall a little shorter or bigger. It does the trick.

Γραμμένο από Htin, 04.11.2014 at 16:20

Γραμμένο από Mr_Own_U, 04.11.2014 at 16:15

An ally can go through your walls and grab a city/capital even though you are allies.

if your cities are zero. r unprotected, it like giving your ally a gift

This is why i never ally, people love to steal empty cities from allies

Γραμμένο από Tundy, 04.11.2014 at 21:43

Γραμμένο από Htin, 04.11.2014 at 16:20

Γραμμένο από Mr_Own_U, 04.11.2014 at 16:15

An ally can go through your walls and grab a city/capital even though you are allies.

if your cities are zero. r unprotected, it like giving your ally a gift

This is why i never ally, people love to steal empty cities from allies

u can leave one unit and ganbang the weak

Γραμμένο από Htin, 04.11.2014 at 21:50

Γραμμένο από Tundy, 04.11.2014 at 21:43

Γραμμένο από Htin, 04.11.2014 at 16:20

Γραμμένο από Mr_Own_U, 04.11.2014 at 16:15

An ally can go through your walls and grab a city/capital even though you are allies.

if your cities are zero. r unprotected, it like giving your ally a gift

This is why i never ally, people love to steal empty cities from allies

u can leave one unit and ganbang the weak

Only a RPer would do that.

Γραμμένο από Htin, 04.11.2014 at 21:50

Γραμμένο από Tundy, 04.11.2014 at 21:43

Γραμμένο από Htin, 04.11.2014 at 16:20

Γραμμένο από Mr_Own_U, 04.11.2014 at 16:15

An ally can go through your walls and grab a city/capital even though you are allies.

if your cities are zero. r unprotected, it like giving your ally a gift

This is why i never ally, people love to steal empty cities from allies

u can leave one unit and ganbang the weak

There is no point in walling, if i have to leave units inside, only noobs steal cities.

Γραμμένο από Tundy, 05.11.2014 at 07:05

Γραμμένο από Htin, 04.11.2014 at 21:50

Γραμμένο από Tundy, 04.11.2014 at 21:43

Γραμμένο από Htin, 04.11.2014 at 16:20

Γραμμένο από Mr_Own_U, 04.11.2014 at 16:15

An ally can go through your walls and grab a city/capital even though you are allies.

if your cities are zero. r unprotected, it like giving your ally a gift

This is why i never ally, people love to steal empty cities from allies

u can leave one unit and ganbang the weak

There is no point in walling, if i have to leave units inside, only noobs steal cities.

Leaving 1 unit or having to leave several more. Is there a difference? I guess there is.
Btw. it should say "only assholes steal cities".