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Nerouin
10-03-2004, 07:02
In MTW and STW, it was possible to use peasants as garrison troops.. 100 peasants would give the same happiness bonus to a province as 100 Janissaries or 100 warrior monks.

Is it different in RTW? It seems that whenever I pull an Urban Cohort out of a city, the city tends to get very much more pissed than when I pull out some Hastati.

Also, do cities actually get angry about recruiting and/or troops leaving, as in the first two Civ games??

andrewt
10-03-2004, 07:15
It doesn't seem like it. What matters is the size of the city. 4 peasant units could easily add 80% (the max) to public order in a small city but add only around 10-15% if you let it get too large.

hotingzilla
10-03-2004, 09:40
Quality of troops does not affect the happiness. It didn't in MTW either.

So train peasants since they are the largest and cheapest unit to garrison.