Can I demolish my entire city to 0......?

DeletedUser22834

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I am a newcomer to the game, and it appears I have been targeted for conquest by a large alliance.... So, I realize I can send my troops away, but can I also demolish my buildings to 0?

Thanks,

Crash
 
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DeletedUser

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You can demolish your buildings all the way up until their colony ship lands

Just out of curiosity, is it the alliance I'm in (blood-dimmed tide) targeting you?
 

DeletedUser23516

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If you tried, you could probably demolish everything to 0, but the senate has to be level 10 to demolish, so no, you cannot demolish your entire city.
 

DeletedUser

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You click on the senate once it is level ten and you hit demolish.
 

DeletedUser

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No building can be entirely demolished, with the exception of special buildings. Once they reach level 1, you will receive a message that says something along the lines of "This building cannot be demolished further".
 

DeletedUser18132

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Corinthian II said:
No building can be entirely demolished, with the exception of special buildings. Once they reach level 1, you will receive a message that says something along the lines of "This building cannot be demolished further".
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Wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!(I have been waiting for ages to save that.) You can demolish a wall completely.
 

DeletedUser

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SjsharksBoy said:
Wrong!!!!!!!!!!!!(I have been waiting for ages to save that.) You can demolish a wall completely.
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Incorrect. Only through use of catapults can a wall be taken to level 0. That is not demolishing, that is attacking and destroying a wall.

As this image shows, when a wall reaches level 1, the 'Demolish' button becomes a 'Not possible' button.

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jacobst333 said:
It would be pretty stupid to do that, though.
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Also incorrect. On Conquest worlds, a 0-wall strategy can be a very effective one. It is a foolish thing to think that a high-level wall keeps your city safe.
 
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