Some of public order comes from a garrison and I as just wondering if a say knight keeps more order than a milita.
Campidoctor
Is there a difference in units to "keep the order"
Some of public order comes from a garrison and I as just wondering if a say knight keeps more order than a milita.
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Re: Is there a difference in units to "keep the order"
Interesting question. I reckon it's more to do with the number of soldiers garrisoned in a settlement, rather than their quality though.
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Re: Is there a difference in units to "keep the order"
The number matters more than the quality.
However, as far as i know there`s a hidden unit trait called "Peasant". If such a unit is garrisoned in a city the effective unit strength of them is halved, for example from 100 to 50. But that might also only be the case in Rome tw, don`t know.
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Re: Is there a difference in units to "keep the order"
That happened in BI, not vanilla. Don't know if it is in M2TW. However, otherwise it is indeed quantity over quality.
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Re: Is there a difference in units to "keep the order"
In Rome I don't think quality even makes any difference at all. I'll have to experiment on Med2 next time I play
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