Is there some sort of garrison script?

[Antiochos VII Sidetes]

Every time I attack a city, it seems that a random reinforcement army appears and attacks my army. Usually, I defeat them with ease. But I miss out on all the great sieges! Is there a garrison script, or am I just unlucky?

[Martin N]

Well no, but if you play 0 turn recruitment theres boung to be alot of armies around for reinforcements, and to be honest i like it like that as sieges are boring and glitchy, especially on huge unit size. so a nice open battle is good

[Thorn777]

Like to see a garrison script to.

Sieges a are a big element off warfare that shouldn`t be legnectet.
(:hmmm:legnegtet)

Also than I can use my ´´marines´´ more often. (insider joke)

[Oli]

neglected?

Yeah and there's no garrison script, im sure that wont stop your marine triarii armies though

[Brusilov]

I am fairly sure that there is no script running in RS. Most mods require you to start the script each time you load a save game - basically the advisor appears and you're prompted to click the 'show me how' button which intitiated the script. EB, RTR PE and RTR VII TIC are examples of this.

I have seen somewhere on the forum that a mod has a script that doesn't need that.

[dvk901]

I am fairly sure that there is no script running in RS. Most mods require you to start the script each time you load a save game - basically the advisor appears and you're prompted to click the 'show me how' button which intitiated the script. EB, RTR PE and RTR VII TIC are examples of this.

I have seen somewhere on the forum that a mod has a script that doesn't need that.

SPQR.

[Squid]

I am fairly sure that there is no script running in RS. Most mods require you to start the script each time you load a save game - basically the advisor appears and you're prompted to click the 'show me how' button which intitiated the script. EB, RTR PE and RTR VII TIC are examples of this.

I have seen somewhere on the forum that a mod has a script that doesn't need that.

It's actually a fairly new discovery to be able to initiate a script without having to have the user click the "show me how" button. I'd be willing to be that in any new releases from mods that use a script, they'll be using the automatic script starting mechanism.

[apple]

I usually have one minor army who defend the larger one who hold the siege.
I place the minor army in a way that it could block any other attacker from be
being able to attack my larger one, that way could you maintain a siege while
your enemies sending small reinforcments.
Hope that you understod my explanation and that it work out for you, as sieging is a major part of the game.

Regards; Viktor

[Sandrus Castus]

Nah. Just use onagers.


*boom* *flying carthaginians*

[Antiochos VII Sidetes]

Well, alright then. No script. Thanks for the answers, guys.

[apple]

No problems mate as far as you promise to have fun playing