but precisely, the city that I besieged was a rebellious city but they are 350 inside !!!
How do I do with 170 men ? I go back and forth to the other end of the map and I draw from the troops of my companions ?
(as I am an independent clan , I no longer have any fiefs and therefore no income, it is - 5000 coins every two days )
no for me that can't be the reason of this lack of companion order, or as usual taleworlds lacks logic
I got 2 ways for you and a bonus,
1 normal good siege: As it is rebels, time is on your side, you can easily build 4 trebs and destroy their siege weapons and walls and build 4 orongars to use in the battle, then park you ranged in a good spot, infantry in front closer, and used ranged and orongars to kill at least1/2 the troops, then charge the infantry/cavalry in, then ranged, although TBH with the walls down, you troops are superior (I assume) and can just roll over the rebels, most likely.
2: Rambo, go into siege (no gear neaded) press 0 f1 f17 and retreat your party, now the enemy opens the gate and the infantry comes out to get you, kill them all, you're a master of horse archery aren't you? retreat if you run out of arrows, then ride in the open gate and sneak around shooting all the ranged units too, you're master sniper too right? Use dropped arrows or arrow barrel for refill, kill them all. This works fine on non-rebel towns to of course.
3: Bonus: Just use a small party like 50 mounted archers, there's a fair chance the enemy sallies out, slaughter them with superior tactics. retreat if needed, might not have enough arrows for 1 shot.
Now this is not at all an argument against being able to make armies as solo clan, in fact it's 100% for it since not being able to do so just removes option from the player and you can still take fiefs without it anyways. SO what's the point of shoe-horning the p layer into joining a faction to make an army (many just want the leadership) if they could just take over stuff anyways?
Why not just go with the standard solution. Join up with a faction and borrow men from them instead.
It's too easy and too boring and not fun. You join a faction and they just pile fiefs on you up to your eyeballs and you can cart around most of their faction forever. SO for me it's too easy, for some taking as solo seems too hard, making a army as independent could be in-between, you get some more fire power, but you have to pay for it still and it's just 1-3 parties, not a dozen!
I highly doubt that the intention is that you are supposed to be able to take a city with 170 men. It is not impossible, but it requires adapting to the challenge.
Who cares, presumably their intentions have caused most of the problems and disappointments in the game. We want the game to get better and better.