Walls link to buildings like they do to each other.

I realize that having buildings stack "over" walls is ruled out however, this idea is different... make it to where if a wall is placed next to a building, it links up to the building thereby making it impossible to pass between the building and the wall to get to inner structures without first either destroying the wall or the building. This would allow bases to be more customizable allowing more base layouts and more strategy... If not for every building atleast make it linkable to defense buildings like archer towers.

Hello. Why would this be necessary? Walls are walls and buildings are buildings, so I don't see a reason to merge their purposes. Also this could be abused as in putting the storages one near another, with one step between them, where a wall would sit. Currently, this would allow troops to pass by it, but with your suggestion, it wouldn't any more. Obviously, high level players have higher hitpoints walls than storages, so abusing this wouldn't help them much, but the lower ones with golden walls could use this a lot. Unfortunately, I will disagree with the idea since I think each of these, walls and buildings, should stay as separate structures.

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Originally Posted by devil9394

Hello. Why would this be necessary? Walls are walls and buildings are buildings, so I don't see a reason to merge their purposes. Also this could be abused as in putting the storages one near another, with one step between them, where a wall would sit. Currently, this would allow troops to pass by it, but with your suggestion, it wouldn't any more. Obviously, high level players have higher hitpoints walls than storages, so abusing this wouldn't help them much, but the lower ones with golden walls could use this a lot. Unfortunately, I will disagree with the idea since I think each of these, walls and buildings, should stay as separate structures.

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I'm confused on u'r logic... I'm only suggesting walls link to buildings not buildings to buildings... If someone leaves a space gap between buildings without a wall then how would that be a problem as what I'm suggesting would not link buildings to each other... only walls that are exactly next to the building.

And not really NECESSARY per say but would allow more base layout designing.... just an idea that popped into my head and I thought it might be good to mention it :-)