Allies taking cap (often)

Hi everyone,

I am new to the game, but trying to learn to play well.
I had a problem recently where allies have suddenly taken my capital, and others cities, even though it was walled.
Is there a way to prevent this? Why are allies able to take cities without breaking walls, or declaring war, anyway?

Almost every time I ally, the ally turns against me after a few turns, while I am fighting another power, and then the former ally quickly takes my cap before I can react.
It is really frustrating, because sometimes I will be in what seems like a good position, only to suddenly lose in a few turns by the ally. Any advice would be very welcome. Should I just never do alliance?
Thanks

Dont play with assholes

作者： HelloSailor, 11.01.2014 at 18:53

Hi everyone,

I am new to the game, but trying to learn to play well.
I had a problem recently where allies have suddenly taken my capital, and others cities, even though it was walled.
Is there a way to prevent this? Why are allies able to take cities without breaking walls, or declaring war, anyway?

Almost every time I ally, the ally turns against me after a few turns, while I am fighting another power, and then the former ally quickly takes my cap before I can react.
It is really frustrating, because sometimes I will be in what seems like a good position, only to suddenly lose in a few turns by the ally. Any advice would be very welcome. Should I just never do alliance?
Thanks

Happened to me today. Just don't play with assholes, wall ur cities and keep units in them, at least 1.

作者： Guest, 11.01.2014 at 22:13

Put units in your cities.

If you have 0 units in your cities are allies are allowed to move into and claim them , this is useful for giving your allies countries.

Having no units in your cap is dumb

^ Actually not. Dumb is to have allies that cap you. Or, to put it differently, dumb is to ally people that cap you!