DeletedUser1036
Guest
If you send your army for support then you have only one option: To bring them back.
I want to send that army to another village for attack or support.
I want to send that army to another village for attack or support.
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DeletedUser1033
Guest
Would be unfair.
Imagine someone would send their troops to a village behind yours and would change the destination a minute before it would arrive at your village. You could not react on incomings anymore.
Imagine someone would send their troops to a village behind yours and would change the destination a minute before it would arrive at your village. You could not react on incomings anymore.
DeletedUser894
Guest
Good point.
DeletedUser1036
Guest
Well, a strategic movement is always useful, even in medieval ages.
DeletedUser1073
Guest
An idea would be to implement a lead time between the orders given and the army reaction,
For example everytime we will make our army change target/action a messanger will have to be sent from the village and deliver the message to the army.
This will require strategy and coordination from the player, also there could be a % where the messanger will die/fall in an ambush.
For example everytime we will make our army change target/action a messanger will have to be sent from the village and deliver the message to the army.
This will require strategy and coordination from the player, also there could be a % where the messanger will die/fall in an ambush.
DeletedUser894
Guest
That is a good point as well but i think it is far to early to consider making such a change to the game. It would also radically change the game, maybe TW3?
DeletedUser905
Guest
This is just a game, not a medieval simulator. So arguments like this is how it was done in real life cannot be applied. With given time and probably budget this suggestion will not be implemented.
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