ohhh forced to focus one things
hope cannons are not too hard to get to and that navies are a valuable asset in this game
hope cannons are not too hard to get to and that navies are a valuable asset in this game
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No sh*t? Ive read all about the Burgundian "model army", but nothing about a Burgundian fleet! Did it ever engage an enemy fleet in battle?
I don't know really. I found that reference in the Cambridge Illustrated History of Warfare (p.120).
well i am about out of naval questions so if i make a big list can i get some sort of list of answers sergie?
actually, if anything goes into the game i think it should be weather, since it played such a large role in shipping troops, delaying expeditions for weeks or even months at a time, or even causing them to be abandoned altogether.
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Well.. actually what do we mean by important? And what kinds of representation are good and which are bad? For a starter representing it like in EU would be quite incorrect. you just didn't have that kind of control back then. Basically when we talk of naval battles they where mainly very close to the coast and nearly always when the opponents had very good knowledge of the approaching cluster of ships, or when someone closed in on a good harbour where enemy ships where at.
Thus there will not be naval combat in CK, both from the reason that controlling such units would be anachronistic in terms of what the game engine does, and secondly because frankly it was not that important in comparison to all the other features we have in the game. There is always trade-offs and creating a faithful naval combat system had been very cumbersome if really possible at all within our system.
Now we still have Sea Movement and that is in. You can move your army of regiments to a province with a harbour, and if it is friendly, move to another province with harbour. There are restrictions etc etc but i will not disclose the formulae and the feature here. It has to wait.
/Greven
Thus there will not be naval combat in CK, both from the reason that controlling such units would be anachronistic in terms of what the game engine does, and secondly because frankly it was not that important in comparison to all the other features we have in the game. There is always trade-offs and creating a faithful naval combat system had been very cumbersome if really possible at all within our system.
Now we still have Sea Movement and that is in. You can move your army of regiments to a province with a harbour, and if it is friendly, move to another province with harbour. There are restrictions etc etc but i will not disclose the formulae and the feature here. It has to wait.
/Greven
Of course, that pretty much sums up all naval battles from Rome to the Revolution...
EF