Couple questions

[dude21862004]

I have a couple of questions and I couldn't find the answers by searching so if anyone can help me out it would be appreciated.


1. Do the battlements of the cities have any effect, besides protection? Especially once you get up to the larger walls.

2. How do you prevent generals and family members from getting bad traits? And is there any way to fix them if they become that way?

[Genius of the Restoration]

Bigger walls also increase the length of time that your settlement can stay besieged until it surrenders. Bad traits can usually be avoided by keeping your generals active. Keep them on campaign or in a settlement with an academy. It's hard to lose a trait once you've obtained one.

[dude21862004]

That's pretty much what I figured. Thanks.

[Genius of the Restoration]

No worries, if you've got any other questions feel free to ask

[KingofPoland]

A trait has several levels to it. Every negative trait (not sure if positive ones too) has a "no going back" level. If you are at that level or beyond, your general has that trait for life. But if you get a bad trait like social drinker (its a good trait itself, it's the later part of the trait that's bad) you can lose it by keeping your general active.

[_Suetonius_]

A trait has several levels to it. Every negative trait (not sure if positive ones too) has a "no going back" level. If you are at that level or beyond, your general has that trait for life. But if you get a bad trait like social drinker (its a good trait itself, it's the later part of the trait that's bad) you can lose it by keeping your general active.

Not completely sure what you just said but if you said that you can loose bad traits then i agree.

Do the battlements of the cities have any effect, besides protection? Especially once you get up to the larger walls.

An epic stone wall fires the same projectiles as a ballista which is pretty handy at reducing enemy numbers.