Siris
01-08-2005, 16:00
Just wondering, here's the info.
I made a nice Preatorian defense army for my Capital, but I decided to send them North to aid my warring weak provinces, army was about 12 Preatorians, some archers, family member.
In their process, they first started off from a battle outside of my Capital which was beseiged by the Gauls strangly... but they fought well, sustained around 100 casulties, and defeated the larger gaulish army without having archers or any real heavy calvery on their sides aside of family member generals which I didnt want to kill so didnt use until the oppositions retreat to inflict greater damage upon them.
I then made some more units for them, calvery, archers, and sent them North as I stated above. They have fought so many battles, breaking Gaulish seiges of my cities (where do all of their stacks keep coming from!), and defeated around 10+ other armies, sustaining, extensive, losses. I have sent them back to my Capital & Arrretium, city next to my Capital for re-training over & over, so now their like 80 years old! But they seem to still be like 25? So do the units ever age like the faction leaders & generals/spies/assassians do? If they did, that would be awesome! But by now, I think all that you see below of the original army marching to break the Gaulish seige of my Capital in their first glorious battle, have long since perished in battle, and been replaced by new trainees.
http://www.geocities.com/mac100mc/marchingarmy.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/mac100mc/marchingarmy2.JPG
I made a nice Preatorian defense army for my Capital, but I decided to send them North to aid my warring weak provinces, army was about 12 Preatorians, some archers, family member.
In their process, they first started off from a battle outside of my Capital which was beseiged by the Gauls strangly... but they fought well, sustained around 100 casulties, and defeated the larger gaulish army without having archers or any real heavy calvery on their sides aside of family member generals which I didnt want to kill so didnt use until the oppositions retreat to inflict greater damage upon them.
I then made some more units for them, calvery, archers, and sent them North as I stated above. They have fought so many battles, breaking Gaulish seiges of my cities (where do all of their stacks keep coming from!), and defeated around 10+ other armies, sustaining, extensive, losses. I have sent them back to my Capital & Arrretium, city next to my Capital for re-training over & over, so now their like 80 years old! But they seem to still be like 25? So do the units ever age like the faction leaders & generals/spies/assassians do? If they did, that would be awesome! But by now, I think all that you see below of the original army marching to break the Gaulish seige of my Capital in their first glorious battle, have long since perished in battle, and been replaced by new trainees.
http://www.geocities.com/mac100mc/marchingarmy.JPG
http://www.geocities.com/mac100mc/marchingarmy2.JPG