I was able to catch it in the dev console https://pastebin.com/cfua72Bt the initial redirect occurs on line 174

Today didn't even require a click, opened my profile page and it loaded up all my rooms then redirected me to a similar link as above. This all occurs with uBlock running

Still an issue, it redirected me today to https://screeps.com/?utm_source=cityads&utm_campaign=SCREEPS&tracking_id=NsS9v5OXE84L0lqhG8goeNjmCz2ZaKCZ

Other users have confirmed also having this occur

Just let this idea die already...

@o4kapuk I'm trying to figure out what causes it, seems random. The initial url before it redirects is clickandshare or something similar

@donatzor

Chrome

My bookmark is my profile page so when I click one of my rooms it sends me to a link that initially says xsolla and then redirects to (https://screeps.com/?utm_source=cityads&utm_campaign=SCREEPS&tracking_id=XkWAI9XwPqt4jMK1HsZeZ4FrZ4PGp1q6) tracking_id varies.

Past couple weeks.

I just had it occur and had inspected the page prior and didn't see anything obvious.

So if I come and use the webclient there's times where I'll click on something and an XSolla window will pop open trying to get me to buy a sub. It's typically on the first click of the day so I'm assuming it's a cookie/session entry or something that expires.

Ignoring that I have a sub that I buy thru steam (f xsolla) why the hell does this game now have popups. And who thought that was a good idea?

this is still a recurring issue.

You can get energy straight from the walls, dismantle them to build the road.

Turtling is killing the game.

The game in it's current state heavily favors players who turtle behind super high ramparts. Once your code reaches a certain level of energy income there's 0 reason to even build a wall instead of a rampart. This is clearly an issue.

Ramparts should be a weak point in a static perimeter, they should be looked at as gates and portholes that can exploited by an attacker.

As far as numbers go I think both walls and ramparts max hits needs a look, but RAMPART_HITS_MAX should be a significant amount less than WALL_HITS_MAX.

Also I would not be opposed to adding a slow decay to walls to help counter the loss of an energy sink.

As far as implementing it, it's a matter of tweaking those constants and allowing the currently built things to decay down to them. Code should be using those constants anyway so it shouldn't break anything that doesn't need to be broken (USE THE CONSTANTS!).