Valid point. Nonetheless, we have slow moving seige weapons. My own strategy is thus: I have them follow invading armies into enemy territory with an armed escort (playing Marian Romani right now - so it is usually several legionary units). If they get caught in the open - my mistake. Bye-bye seige weapons. Point is, I no longer keep them in my main armies. However, they do some wonderful HURT to walls/towers/gates - so I like them. In the end, tho, they have a limited use. My units would be wearing Lorica Segmentata by the time those seige machines made it from Rome to Antioch!

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