That will mean that the three dragons will not be able to barbecue armies at the same time.
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That will mean that the three dragons will not be able to barbecue armies at the same time.
I am personally fairly happy with what we have now in regards to strength of the dragons, Balerion is pretty much a nuclear bomb as before, whilst others are not so much. Aegon can still easily beat most Kingdoms, it's only the Lannister/Gardener alliance that can really cause trouble. To beat their stacks you need to ensure Aegon, Rhaenys and Visenya are leading a flank to make sure the tactics are used.
Balerion died at least three times before I could conquer the Seven Kingdoms after as many restarts, and that was because I didn't use him when I didn't ABSOLUTELY needed to. Right now every dragon action has 2% chance of wounding him (putting him out of commision for months) and 1% of maiming him (basically means hes as good as dead), this should definitely be halved at least
The AI will deploy their dragons on their own, you can't influence it.
Maybe make it so that if multiple flank leaders have dragons, when the player uses them they all use them.
If I can't influence, then at least I should be given a notification telling me the AI's decision.
That's an idea. But, I propose multiplying the benefits and penalties.
Considering what was written in the book, Dragons WERE instant win button.
That's what I'm saying. The only reason Dorne couldn't be conquered isn't the dragon's fault. Dornish men never fought a battle head to head with the dragons. So does the faith rebellion.
That's not what we're talking about, we're talking about dragons fighting head on against an army.
what I'm saying is, right now, in a head to head battle, a dragon rider simply couldn't win the fight unless you have more troops than your opponent's morale decay, which is bulls###
That's not what we're talking about, we're talking about dragons fighting head on against an army.
what I'm saying is, right now, in a head to head battle, a dragon rider simply couldn't win the fight unless you have more troops than your opponent's morale decay, which is bulls###
Didn't Dorne use the mountains and the cave systems as well as guerrilla warfare to fight off the Targs?
Also at one point I thought you couldn't even use Dragons in the Mod on Mountain terrain? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.. haven't tested this in the latest version though.
Also at one point I thought you couldn't even use Dragons in the Mod on Mountain terrain? Someone correct me if I'm wrong.. haven't tested this in the latest version though.
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Not really. Dragon's were basically artillery and only really effective in wide open areas, like the Field of Fire. The Dornish Rebellions, Faith Rebellion, Dance of the Dragons and the Storming of the Dragonpit are all great examples of ineffective dragons.
There were certain areas you couldn't use dragons. The mountains north of the wall and a couple provinces in Dorne. Not sure if that's still true.
Speaking of the faith rebellion, maybe it should be changed so that once the initial faith militant army is defeated the revolt risk increases a lot in every Faith of the Seven province so that it more accurately models a guerrilla war.
I've said it once and I will say it again, the dragons are wayy to weak
Even with the latest update, I have never seen an AI aegon manage to conquer the iron isles by himself nevermind the whole seven kingdoms, which is a shame because the old system used to be working.
I just have one question, do the devs actually see this as a problem or not?
Even with the latest update, I have never seen an AI aegon manage to conquer the iron isles by himself nevermind the whole seven kingdoms, which is a shame because the old system used to be working.
I just have one question, do the devs actually see this as a problem or not?
Your Aagon has terrible luck, although he does usually lose if he attacks the isles first. Are you using 6.1, there is a bug where none of the historical dragons show up.
I saw him do it in last update, Aegon vs 7 kingdoms, 0 dragons mode. Seems like a lot of luck is involved, cuz a huge amount of lords defected to him making him win.
Hmmm, for some reason whenever I head for Essos as Aegon I am more than capable of completely smashing the armies of each and every Free City, but I had a game where I attacked Harren the Black and used my dragons. But despite deploying Balerion 2-3 times, Harren's armies completely annihilated mine.
I am aware of that, that's what I'm saying. I can easily destroy the Essosi armies but when I faced a Westerosi army I got annihilated despite using Balerion several times.