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When using them to attack a specific target, it'll start moving the ballista/onager unit towards the target even in a straight and plain terrain. It won't attack. I can only allow it to fire automatically
To role play as ROMA, you get every single tool under your belt. pick and choose on the fly, adapt. The thing about DEI or with any other submods that I really want to change is, repetition. I like the desperate need to adapt.
The "Legions" were hardly special. They lost many, many, many battles. What set Rome apart, was not the tactical efficacy of the Legions, it was the states ability to raise legion after legion when they did lose them. Carrying out an attrition based style of warfare that very few other kingdoms/city states/confederations they ran into could match (none of them west of the Levant could).
The success stories of the Roman legions echoes the same success stories of every other actor at the time. When they were fielding veteran armies, they ♥♥♥♥♥♥. When they didn't, they got ♥♥♥♥♥♥. Case in point. 2nd Punic War. Hannibal rampages up and down italy for a decade, wiping out Legion after Legion, which the Republic replaced over and over. Finally Hannibal loses, ONCE, and Carthage is KO'd.
LOL IT WORKS ON MY GAME ANYWAYS but thanks for the fun mod