More like a lack of communication on where the game is at, between the developers and the community team on the forum here. People like Callum and Dejan should not be receiving the flak, it's the developers that need to be on here explaining why the game is still not complete.
As Lord Irontoe has said there are completely different types of achievements. The game already has an achievement system in the arena, however the arena does not provide a unique piece of equipment.
You should read the rest of my replies before writing a reply, as you are about a week out of date
Then my idea would work as it would slow down that spread I do not disagree that troop training should be slowed down overall, however by having more specialised training, they could lower down troop experience gain. It would also get players to have more varied companions to help with training the troops.
From my understanding, Dr-Shinobi is asking for more specific training from whomever is leader of them. Passive experience boosts should be set for each skill, archery has one that boosts experience for archers etc. But that is my reading of what they wrote I may be wrong.
One thing I keep pushing Callum to do is, to announce the EA will be extended by a minimum of six months. Most players would accept this, my major worry is that they will make big updates as the near the time and we will be getting nothing but more and more game breaking bugs. If you look at the updates up till now, every one of them has been filled with bugs.
This forum is for discussions about the game, for you to state that women did not fight during the middle ages, must therefore be in reference to the amount of women in the game. As to my Joan of Arc comment, I merely noted that she is the most famous of women generals during this period. I then went on to mention several other women that actually did fight.
This statement is false, it is real life that is a myth and does not exist
Can I just confirm that you do realise that Calradia is a fictional world? As your comments seem to state that you have not realised this yet.
Khawlah bint al-Azwar.
You could say that of a lot of generals who went on to be famous. A figurehead leader can be as much an inspiration as a leader who actually fights, sometimes more so. I suppose that Caterina Sforza done nothing military wise either?
In answer to your question on women in the middle ages fighting, the answer is yes they did. There are a lot of examples of this including the most famous one Joan of Arc.
An infantry man would normally march approximately 20 miles per day. This allows them to sustain doing that every day. You have to take into account wearing full armour, carrying weapons and any other kit. The poor horse has it harder as they are carrying the man, all of his equipment and a saddle as well.
So no point in marrying and no stress relief. Are you two trying to depress me????