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Reinforcements have arrived to bring your 'company' back to strength?
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Nah, the forces have mated and new one are born. One turn is 20 years, plenty of time to mate and raise a new soldier
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By the time a player can raise whole armies, or enough units to do a large-scale invasion, turns don't take 20 years anymore.
Not that those things won't happen in the 'support' part of an army, of course.
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people dont arive in 20 year batchs ya know there would be a constant flow of new soldiers available
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Cataphract, long time no seeing.
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Often the reinforcements are offspring of the camp followers.Originally posted by Cataphract887
people dont arive in 20 year batchs ya know there would be a constant flow of new soldiers available
During the turns that represent 20 years or more, anyway.
However they deal with the healing of units, I am sure it will work out just fine. For crying out loud, they could use unit SYMBOLS instead of fancy schmancy graphics and I would be happy (assuming the GAME works well).Comment
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