Remember that in Enhanced and FAB that not all settlements have lordships. Only the major ones I think. KoRaH has them all fleshed out although most only offer a loyalty bonus. But some, like Pinkmaiden and Dragonstone offer +1 to command which is quite awesome when you have generals like Edwin Tully and Connington who are in dire need of Command points.
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Other than checking the mod files themselves I would say no. A quick scan through showed that on Enhanced the Vale is complete, Dorne is complete, and the Iron Isles are mostly if not all complete. All other factions have holes in them with Lannister, Stark, Tyrell being the worst. It is also worth noting that Kings Landing has no lordship either for obvious reasons.
On FAB Badger has added so many new settlements that I don't think he has had time to go through and make one for all. Especially for the little ones.
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Trying to understand how AR works came into this question:
I have seen that when fighting battles with more than one army, if the odds are good enough the reinforcements dont get any action (kills or casualities), but if you dont summon the reinforcements, the odds change and you may even not win the battle.
So, taking that into account, is it more convenient to put the "expensive/powerful" unit in the reinforcing army so they dont suffer any casualities and the only ones who die are cheaper units such as Levys and Spearmen?
How do you decide this? Because, also, if they dont get any action I guess they wont get experience either.
Correct me if any of my assumptions are wrong
Last edited by Diablo del Sur; April 25, 2013 at 02:06 PM.
That thought never came into my mind
Usually when something like this accures is when you storm a settlement and you have more forces without siege equipment, usually they don't lose a single unit while if you didn't attack with them you would've lost
I guess it could be true, but I would not adapt that as a personal strategy myself
There are TONS of ancillaries in 0.71 and 0.8 :-p
Which is the recreuitable unit with more movement points in game? (Including non-military)
That was what I was wondering... priests? princescess? diplomats? Just was wondering who is best for scouting!
Diplomats and princesses have terrible LOS though :-)
I have taken to the habit of killing off any diplomats or princesses in my land that have no business there. So far I am quite enjoying it, although it is only a matter of time until someone starts an angry mob and makes me stop.
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Pretty much. Can be a pain as a whole 9 units are usually needed though.
I don't think so. I much prefer ladders. Quick to make and I have never really been at a disadvantage for using them.
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In autoresolve, is it better to have many units with low numbers of troops, or to combine units after a defeat?
If someone backstabs you, it only means you should have gotten them sooner.
If you have more than one General in your army, is it possible to choose which one is in charge of it? I mean, sometimes you dont want the 5tar general and you prefer +MP a lousy general can give you.