500+ Allies

[Mickeytah]

Many of us have seen people who have more than 500 allies listed on their profile. I've seen some as high as 531. For those that may be wondering if that gives them any kind of unit advantage (like I always wondered,) I have proof that it does not.

The other day, I somehow went from 498 allies to 507 despite not requesting any new allies or accepting any ally requests.

Here is my a/d with 507 allies:

http://i1326.photobucket.com/albums/u656/fnelson0/allies507_zps26633af3.jpg

After I removed an ally may a/d stayed the same:

http://i1326.photobucket.com/albums/u656/fnelson0/allies506_zps3e862307.jpg

Also, when I accepted a pending request, my ally total stayed at 506 instead of going up to 507.

[Serboy]

http://www.funzio.com/forum/showthread.php?44662-FACTS-Kingdom-Age-Gameplay-Answers

[Mickeytah]

I don't see anything in the original post of that thread that talks about whether or not the extra numbers affect your A/D.

Also, I posted this as proof, because some people like to see proof of things instead of just accepting everything that is told to them.

[Battle Mage]

As far as I understand it, you can actually have more than 500 allies.
However only 500 count regarding their multiplier (ie. x3) on how many units/weapons/armour you take to battle.
That's why your stats don't change. You're full already.

Try dropping off a few more allies to 49_ and that should drop your stats a bit. If you need to prove to yourself what I say

[kruppe]

In addition you can add allies well over 500, but the system can start to behave erratically.