My own city towers set my own city on fire grr.

[Lionheart11]

The city watch towers fire flaming arrows and set my own city on fire when im trying to defend, leaving repair bills.

Can one set towers not to fire flaming arrows?.

[Butan]

I believe it is possible to give all towers simple arrows/bolts/whatever non-flammable round type by modding.

[Humble Warrior]

The city watch towers fire flaming arrows and set my own city on fire when im trying to defend, leaving repair bills.

Can one set towers not to fire flaming arrows?.

This is remarkably funny since in MTW the original, when you had built proper cannon towers for your castle, the rear Towers would actually hit your castle walls when the enemy got anywhere near them, busting your walls for the AI to get in!

I remembered complaining about this on the CA forums, but no one else seemed to notice it. Funny and sad that it is in Atilla, like 10+ years later.

[Lionheart11]

Shogun 2 had a real time toggle.

[wulfgar610]

Shogun 2 had a real time toggle.

Shogun 2 had such nice user friendly controls.

[revan.be]

Shogun 2 had a real time toggle.

no it didnt?

[Renown]

I played the original MTW... and I NEVER had that issue. Sucks for you.

But yes, fire + cities = dangerous.

It doesn't bother me too much, because even successful city defenses have losses. Yet, an OPTION would probably be best.

[Steedward]

Ahh, a toggle would be fantastic... I lose so many of my own troops to rogue bolts

[craziii]

I personally think this is cool you play with fire, you get burns

[Aenar]

Would definitely be cool to switch off useless flaming arrows that do more harm than good to your own camp. I'd also like to be able to somehow direct my tower's fire. It's such a pain to watch your towers focus shattered enemy formations, reduced to a bare five men, while it could fire on big stacks and actually be useful.

[Altimis]

AI simple just shoot at enemy, too simplistic (AKA brainless)

[Prof]

I wonder why they didn't keep the old system, where the towers used regular arrows against units and flaming arrows against siege engines.

[Evan]

I wonder why they didn't keep the old system, where the towers used regular arrows against units and flaming arrows against siege engines.

I've also wondered this. It makes sense and makes the towers seem a bit more like they're actually manned by humans instead of auto-gatling towers of laser death.

[crucify_ego]

I wonder why they didn't keep the old system, where the towers used regular arrows against units and flaming arrows against siege engines.

Because fire is so cool!!!!!!!!!!

[Turumba]

I wonder why they didn't keep the old system, where the towers used regular arrows against units and flaming arrows against siege engines.

Fira graphixs!!oneeleven!!!

Toogle would be cool. But it turns out in my favor most of the time, so i dont mind really. Toogle would be really cool, tho...

[stevehoos]

I wonder why they didn't keep the old system, where the towers used regular arrows against units and flaming arrows against siege engines.

Sega's targeted marketing studies showed that kids will buy more games when there is plentiful fire! Don't forget to pack a fruit cup, play some Attila fire after school.

[I2ain_2_Battle]

any fix on after you win a tower over. it collapses. instead of helping you firing on the enemy. any plans in the mix to fix this?

[Simon.F]

nobody seemed to mention that fire generated from buildings can kill your troops!. My general and a few of my elephants died to building fire.

[Totalheadache]

Because towers are unmanned autofirers...ofc they can hit your own settlement/men.

For the love of God cant we build properly manned towers that involve some fighting between actual men...really!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!????????????

[M2TWRocks]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murphy%27s_law

Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.