Badger can execute combat moves through palisade

[ulbu]

1. Aggroed by badger in the wild
2. Ran into normal gate, closed the gate
3. Entire palisade perimeter is closed
4. There is, however, nearby open visitor gate, but it's inside the perimeter
5. When coming close to the palisade, can get damaged by badger
6. That would be ok, but I cannot execute moves in return.
7. Unfair!

This falls in contradiction with the whole idea of palisade, I believe.
I'd understand ants, or bees, or birds invading "over"/"under" palisade, but anything bigger than a squirrel probably shouldn't.

[azrid]

Guy makes palisade trap to hunt big game and then complains on forums he can't anymore.
I hope you aren't just bad at cheesing and they actually fixed hunting palisades.

[ulbu]

Guy makes palisade trap to hunt big game and then complains on forums he can't anymore.
I hope you aren't just bad at cheesing and they actually fixed hunting palisades.

Your assumptions are incorrect. Please abstain from further writing in this thread.

[azrid]

You saying you can't hit the badger through the palisade threw me off.
I'm glad you took the time to correct the record.

Wouldn't your sacrifice of not being able to stand right next to the wall be fine as long as people can't cheese animals through palisades? I see plenty room for you to step back to.

I'm saying this is probably not a bug but intended.

[ulbu]

You saying you can't hit the badger through the palisade threw me off.
I'm glad you took the time to correct the record.

Wouldn't your sacrifice of not being able to stand right next to the wall be fine as long as people can't cheese animals through palisades? I see plenty room for you to step back to.

I'm saying this is probably not a bug but intended.

Now when we're in constructive thread, yes, I wasn't intending to hunt it through a palisade. I was expecting it not to execute combat moves. As you probably have guessed, this is an airlock with de-aggro house, so when I was safe, I took time to test. Testing resulted in this, which isn't an obviously expected behavior.