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castle construction
im sure this has been asked 100 times, but does having more than one leader working on a castle speed up construction?
i have been using multiple barbarian leaders to do my building, but im not sure it makes any difference. |
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nope
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The only way to build a castle faster is to use a spell that creates a castle instead. Or to get "lucky" and have an event create a castle in the same province as you were already building one....
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i can just imagine two of my three barbarian cheifs sitting around sharpening their broad swords while peasants build my castles saying, "can you beleive he thinks it takes THREE of us to do this? what an idiot."
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Well, while there are things that don't make sense in terms of realism in castle creation, not speeding castle building up by having more commanders build it totally makes sense.
I mean, it's not like you double the hours spent working on the castle by having two commanders build it instead of one. By all logic the ones doing the actual building are people living in the province / neighbouring provinces / your soldiers. Your commander is just supervising that all goes according to plans. If you wanted realism, if anything, castle production speed should probably be dependant on amount of available workforce and resources on the province or neighbouring provinces. Building a castle in the middle of a huge barren desert should probably take ages compared to building a castle next to a quarry in a province with huge amounts of people. Then again the current system is easily good enough. |
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no, i agree, it makes sense. i just like poking fun at myself for the twenty or so mistakes i make per turn.
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Gamers should really start to accept that games have little to do with realism, and more with game balance.
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But...but my immersion !
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LOL. I agree with Soyweiser. During one of the discussions of weapons it occurred to me that you could call them knives, forks and spoons instead of swords, axes and flails and I'd be fine with it as long as it was balanced and had interesting mechanics. :p
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