Re: Castles don\'t stop armies from advancing, right ?
I understand your point but I do not really agree with it.
In real life castles where built at strategic or important locations. A castle was meant to slow a army, or inflict massive casualtys on armies that came too close (Baltic sea fortresses for example) or to force a army to take a longer route and finally to provide a secure base to raid a army from behind.
Castles being immoble were never designed to completely stop a army.
One final example, the wall of china was not designed to keep barbarians out but make it difficult for them to escape with the loot.
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