That only applies to the RTI campaign, it seems. In all my normal campaigns when they sally and lose, I take the city.Originally Posted by pevergreen
Which leads me to believe it is actually a bug in the RTI campaign.
Re: Question on citizen milita and sloops
That only applies to the RTI campaign, it seems. In all my normal campaigns when they sally and lose, I take the city.
Which leads me to believe it is actually a bug in the RTI campaign.
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Re: Question on citizen milita and sloops
It depends if all their men die or not. If some of their troops survive, then you still need to assault.
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Re: Question on citizen milita and sloops
Actually I think that either way, even if you defeat them completely during the sally (once the sallying army had several units with 5 or 6 men remaining, which means they're disbanded), even then you have to lay siege again, and you'll only face the mob. Extremely annoying.
Last edited by Mister V; 03-07-2009 at 22:58.
Re: Question on citizen milita and sloops
I seem to be really bad at Naval battles as my only succesful tactic seems to be getting fast little ships up really close to the enemy and hope that when they blow them up they take themselves out as well....
interesting that the computer uses this tactic too
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