No but they are pretty good in AR. I can't see the save since I'm at work, which settlements have you besieged?
No but they are pretty good in AR. I can't see the save since I'm at work, which settlements have you besieged?
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Only london with all the men i could reach you with, about 1,5 stack whom got too many peasants for comfort. Ive forted off the west completely and blocked the bridge tho ur princess worries me, especially as i could do it a little better :(
Did not know mangonels where good in AR tbh, i shall be nervous until you look at the save.
You forgot that Winchester can make Catapults and it has chevroned Miles and Yeomen archers...
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You underestimate me
No, but due to no reloading i messed up a lil so you can reach the bridge south of london whom is supposed to be NE of the bridge to cover my back (landed forces before i made the fort :( )
But i only sieged with the northern army so you should not remotely have enough men as the forces in London will not participate. Your catapult will not reach my fort west of london so it will still be blocked.
Winchester... is too far away
We'll see what the situation is when I get to play the turn. So basically you siege London with a stack and left a second one to guard the first one against sallies, but I can only reach the second one where the garrison won't assist? Plus, I have elite cav to come out this turn in Nottingham, so we'll see how this goes. Worst case scenario is I let you break a few nails when assaulting in AR versus stone walls. It's going to hurt and you won't be able to keep London. Still giving you the option so sack it will be bad.
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factors, to be taken into account in one's deliberations,
when seeking to determine the conditions obtaining in the field.
These are: (1) The Moral Law; (2) Heaven; (3) Earth;
(4) The Commander; (5) Method and discipline.
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@Mithridate your gamble did not pay off and apparently you had brought all the members of the French royal bloodline to England, where they have perished and will be interred in unmarked graves.
First the newly built navies in London removed your forces' escape route by crushing the ships off of London's ports:
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Then they sailed off to Nottingham to gather what troops they could in anticipation of London's imminent fall, to atleast punish the invading French noblemen after the sacking of our fair capital. En route to Nottingham they spotted the ship which assisted in circumventing London's walls and destroyed it:
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Bearing the full knowledge that the Royal Exchequer of England would greatly aid the French invaders, our valorous King attempted a mad dash at the superiour besieging forces in an attempt to distract them while the gold and valuables were smuggled off to Nottingham castle. This caught the French by surprise and as they were still constructing siege weapons and organizing their camp, the English knights swept down and won a surprising victory!
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The French retreated to a nearby temporary fortified encampment, but the King gave chase and stormed their position without hesitation:
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The garrison of Winchester castle sallied out to root out the French blockades:
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And finally both forces united north of London and made a final move to end the French usurper's life, thereby ensuring Plantagenet claim on the French and English thrones:
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Losing all your FM's and forgetting about Night Figther are the top reasons good players lose hotseatsGood game Mithridate! Would you like me to leave the King alone so we can continue the game (you'd still get your other forces beaten though)?
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(4) The Commander; (5) Method and discipline.
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LOL
Ouch. I propose either that or a rematch, since this seems to have ended without having started. :)
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