I have a problem: I can't seem to do well in Sieges. No matter what I do, I'll lose huge numbers regardless of the size of the enemy. And not to the enemy troops, either; mostly due to towers as I go through winding streets, and the hot oil at the front. Should I just sap the walls and go through there? No matter how many times I go through towers, they keep their little flags up of the enemy faction and keep shooting, too; can I not turn off those arrows of death?
And this problem is doubled as Greek Cities, because Phalanxes are slow and get killed by the burning oil at the gate, and can't take walls.
So, any suggestions? Should I build lots of artillery? Any way to turn off that oil, or how to turn off the towers? How to win sieges with The Greek Cities?
Thanks in advance.
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