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Meglobob said:
However, how about somewhere slightly inbetween, when you conquer another races capital, you have a 1 in 3 chance of being able to recruit that races national troop types/leaders. This always excludes that races sacreds.
So for example, I conquer MA Agarthas capital, a one off check then occurs for MA Agarthas national troops as follows:-
Agarthan scout 1 in 3 chance of still being recruitable.
Cave captain 1 in 3 chance of still being recruitable.
Pale one Captain 1 in 3 chance of still being recruitable.
Agarthan light infantry 1 in 3 chance of still being recruitable.
Agarthan infantry 1 in 3 chance of still being recruitable.
Argathan heavy infantry 1 in 3 chance of still being recruitable.
Pale one soldier 1 in 3 chance of still being recruitable.
Ancient one, attendant of oracles, earth reader, golem crafter, ancient lord and oracle of ancients are all sacred so can never be reruitable by another nation. Those units are dedicated to Agartha and there god only.
Should Agartha reconquer his capital all units are recruitable as normal. But should any other nation conquer it after, the original units who made the 1 in 3 are recruitable, another check is not made.
I believe this would stop all nations morphing into one problem but make capitals more tempting targets with a greater reward for the conquerer. It would also open up more tactics/strategies up for individual nations later in the game.
It would also reflect the nation being enslaved/conquered/ruled by the host nation. Its very unrealistic at the moment that a nations entire conquered population refuse to serve there conquerer. The Roman Empire for example had its armies made up more of auxilleries from conquered nations than soldiers from Rome/Italy.
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I think this might well be a good idea - but should probably include a dominion effect - you should have to displace the conquered nations dominion and replace it with your own before you can incorporate the conquered nations national troops into your army. Maybe even have the requirement that the nation that has lost the capitol be completely destroyed before the "faithful" are willing to be recruits in the army of their conquerer.
I also think there should be some sort of random event in captured capitols representing the oppressed nation attempting to rise once again - maybe even with a low power AI controlled pretender leading the rebellion (this would only occur should the orignal pretender have been completely defeated).