So a quick question, I assume the barracks building just isn't working at the moment, since my garrison number didn't increase once my barracks was completed.
Next, and perhaps more importantly. At the moment, I feel like the worst thing I can do in a defending siege, is actually take part. Even with an extra 250 troops in the battle from my armies, the end result seemed to be roughly equal to me just riding around whilst the garrison fought by itself (both when I fought the battle and when I let the simulator do it's thing). The advantage just the garrison has is that it also allows for time to continue to pass. I've seen an enemy army give up mid battle, I've seen an enemy army disband (I presume cohesion was lost) whilst seiging, as well as them simply just doing a really good job defending. Balancing issues, and probably very low down the list for now, but a bit frustrating that bringing an extra 250 soldiers to the fight didn't help.
Next, I'd love to see a hospital/apothecary/monastery etc building for castles, to allow for wounded to heal faster, and reduce fatalities. Has anyone tested if having a medic as a governor helps with this? If so, I guess no need for the building, but still could be nice.
Next, and perhaps more importantly. At the moment, I feel like the worst thing I can do in a defending siege, is actually take part. Even with an extra 250 troops in the battle from my armies, the end result seemed to be roughly equal to me just riding around whilst the garrison fought by itself (both when I fought the battle and when I let the simulator do it's thing). The advantage just the garrison has is that it also allows for time to continue to pass. I've seen an enemy army give up mid battle, I've seen an enemy army disband (I presume cohesion was lost) whilst seiging, as well as them simply just doing a really good job defending. Balancing issues, and probably very low down the list for now, but a bit frustrating that bringing an extra 250 soldiers to the fight didn't help.
Next, I'd love to see a hospital/apothecary/monastery etc building for castles, to allow for wounded to heal faster, and reduce fatalities. Has anyone tested if having a medic as a governor helps with this? If so, I guess no need for the building, but still could be nice.
