
Originally Posted by
davemata
Good call, I missed it.
You mentioned, "virtually impossible unless..." fixing this exploit does mean some previously established strategies will have to change. In high school I was taught naval strategy in WW2 - no longer relevant due to changes. This is a comparable situation, you know a strategy which is now obsolete, and a new one will rise in its stead.
Defense was not crippled. One strategy is now obsolete because we fixed a bug. Initially we had intended for valleys to be hot spots where wars played out before an attacker got to a defender's city. Now in the current status quo a player will send an attack directly to another's city, where the defender will open gates, and it starts a troop v. troop war. It becomes more difficult to self reinforce, but it doesn't change the fundamentals of defense - the city's garrison defends from attack.
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