C-Nymph
Necromancer
I've noticed this a couple times before (not sure exactly when I first noticed it, but at least since 1 week), but every time I saw it I just thought I was going crazy and it was hard to explain what exactly happened. However, as I now noticed it again I tried to reproduce it a couple times (which is utterly stupid if you consider the insane amount of supplies this cost me). So for one final time I thought I'd make a video of it to capture it. I hope the video explains better what happens than my accompanying text, as I find it hard to put to words 
Bear with me though, as I'm going to do my best to explain what happens.
As I had my brown bear fed, I was speed producing troops in my training facilities with the use of Time instants and Supply Windfall instants (the video is from the Barracks, but this has happened in the Training Grounds and Mercenary Camp as well). I always try to let my supplies run down to close-to-zero, so I can refill it with a 100% Supply Windfall instant without loosing too many supplies from the 'overflow'. In order to do that, I switch between which units to train, as the cost of one golem for instance is different from the cost of one archer. Therefore, training a different unit sometimes helps in getting the supplies closer to zero. Hope that makes sense.
So the video starts with me having two slots filled with my entire training size worth of golems (2x 4853 golems) and one slot filled with 1226 golems, as that's all my supplies would allow at that point. I then had 79 supplies leftover. One golem costs 87 to train, so no more golems possible, so I instead added 12 archers in the other slot, which brings my supplies further down to 9 leftover supplies. Quite close to zero, but I wanted to see if instead of 1226 golems + 12 archers in two slots, I could fill one slot entirely with archers to see if that would bring the leftover supplies even closer to zero. So I proceed to cancel the two last productions, so far so good. I cancel, I get my supplies back.
But here starts the weird part...
As I click on the archers, I accidentally only train 3 archers as I forgot to slide the slider (to select how many units you want to train at once) back to the right as I now had more supplies available. Additionally, those 3 archers were then somehow placed in a slot BEFORE the last golem-filled slot, so I wanted to correct this by cancelling the archers and replacing them with the maximum amount. BUT: as I proceed to click on the 'X' to cancel the archers, the FULL slot of golems also disappears yet I only get back 14 supplies, not the 183570 supplies the golems had cost to train! This has happened a number of times now (and again because I had to try to reproduce it in order to make a video of it), so this bug has cost me well over 1000K in supplies already now!
Sadly, refreshing the page did not make the troops, nor the supplies, reappear...
I've noticed it only happens if you don't slide the slider (to select how many troops to train) back to the right, but let it remain on the left where the game placed it. If you slide the slider to the right to train the maximum possible troops, it fills the correct slot on the right. If not, it fills a slot in between and then you could lose the troops to the right of it if you were to cancel the training of that in between slot.
Here's the video that illustrates my bug report:
Bear with me though, as I'm going to do my best to explain what happens.As I had my brown bear fed, I was speed producing troops in my training facilities with the use of Time instants and Supply Windfall instants (the video is from the Barracks, but this has happened in the Training Grounds and Mercenary Camp as well). I always try to let my supplies run down to close-to-zero, so I can refill it with a 100% Supply Windfall instant without loosing too many supplies from the 'overflow'. In order to do that, I switch between which units to train, as the cost of one golem for instance is different from the cost of one archer. Therefore, training a different unit sometimes helps in getting the supplies closer to zero. Hope that makes sense.
So the video starts with me having two slots filled with my entire training size worth of golems (2x 4853 golems) and one slot filled with 1226 golems, as that's all my supplies would allow at that point. I then had 79 supplies leftover. One golem costs 87 to train, so no more golems possible, so I instead added 12 archers in the other slot, which brings my supplies further down to 9 leftover supplies. Quite close to zero, but I wanted to see if instead of 1226 golems + 12 archers in two slots, I could fill one slot entirely with archers to see if that would bring the leftover supplies even closer to zero. So I proceed to cancel the two last productions, so far so good. I cancel, I get my supplies back.
But here starts the weird part...
As I click on the archers, I accidentally only train 3 archers as I forgot to slide the slider (to select how many units you want to train at once) back to the right as I now had more supplies available. Additionally, those 3 archers were then somehow placed in a slot BEFORE the last golem-filled slot, so I wanted to correct this by cancelling the archers and replacing them with the maximum amount. BUT: as I proceed to click on the 'X' to cancel the archers, the FULL slot of golems also disappears yet I only get back 14 supplies, not the 183570 supplies the golems had cost to train! This has happened a number of times now (and again because I had to try to reproduce it in order to make a video of it), so this bug has cost me well over 1000K in supplies already now!
Sadly, refreshing the page did not make the troops, nor the supplies, reappear...
I've noticed it only happens if you don't slide the slider (to select how many troops to train) back to the right, but let it remain on the left where the game placed it. If you slide the slider to the right to train the maximum possible troops, it fills the correct slot on the right. If not, it fills a slot in between and then you could lose the troops to the right of it if you were to cancel the training of that in between slot.
Here's the video that illustrates my bug report:
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