Pelargir: No Boiling Oil?

[Myshkin]

I have noticed Pelargir is using the Aztec city walls theme, whose gates are not equiped with boiling oil.

This looks strange, because the walls detail description -at the campaign screen- clearly mentions boiling oil.

Is this intended (due to Harad weakness) or not? Does Anyone have a clue here?

Thanks,
Mysh

[Santeri]

Do you have BO in other settlements? Sometimes it just happen that it doesn't work at all.

[Myshkin]

Yes, I do. Do you have BO at Pelargir? Ever seen it in action?

Works fine everywhere else for me!

Don't you also have the Aztec architecture there?

[Seleukos_I.]

Some Gondorian cities got the Aztec look. Arnach for example.
About the boiling oil I don't know because I never had to defend these cities in my Gondor campaign .

[Myshkin]

Doesn't Haldar harass Pelargir with naval landings in your games as Gondor?

I think it happens, if you block the strait and have no other way to go North.

Once they tried to attack even Dol Amroth with a full stack coming from a naval landing. This was unexpected, as I had only a mininal garisson there...

[Seleukos_I.]

Doesn't Haldar harass Pelargir with naval landings in your games as Gondor?

I think it happens, if you block the strait and have no other way to go North.

Once they tried to attack even Dol Amroth with a full stack coming from a naval landing. This was unexpected, as I had only a mininal garisson there...

I always take Barad Han and then Harad sieges this city all the time. And I've only had one naval landing but I crushed this army in the field.

[Shocked]

Take Umbar and the main naval threat is gone for a while

[Myshkin]

So, any input on Pelargir BO?

[The Mouth of Sauron]

i guess when aztecs visited gondor they forgot to make boiling oil available in some settlements