[Discuss] Discuss Digest, Vol 41, Issue 78

[Josiah Allen]

On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 1:05 AM, Robert Leatherman
<robhercdragon at hotmail.com> wrote:
> From: "Sandra Goen"
>  ---------------------------
>  I've brought it to the Titans. So what about this other method of capital
>  movement? You're at war. Your realm acquires a new city close to the front
>  lines of war from the enemy. Your realm moves the capital to the new city.
>  Having a capital on the enemy's doorstep is most convenient.
>
>  I think that situation has good justification in-game despite how it seems
>  rather unfair to your enemy. Don't remind me, I already know that medieval
>  times were horribly unfair and vicious. However, I do hope that moving your
>  entire capital is an expensive endeavor and not as easy as checking a box.
>  So is it?
>  ---------------------------
>
>  Could someone please explain to me why you can only recruit troops from your
>  capital?   I will not claim to be a very well read concerning the real
>  Medieval time period, but I do know for certain that weapons and armor were
>  produced in far more places than just the capital cities of each nation, so
>  why are we limited to it in Battlemaster?
>
>  This is something that I have never understood, even though I have a few
>  ideas as to the reason why, I would like to hear the facts.
>
>  Robert
>
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It was a gameplay decision made by Tom, not based on historical fact.

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