Even the mighty Mongol or Hun hordes built huge castles and always fought under their shadows.Īlso, in said battles one of the factions never ever built a barracks or trained swordsmen, pikemen or skirmishers.Īnd for some reasons, the defeated factions always had traitors operating markets that traded with the enemy that slaughtered their entire town and army. Throw in some hand cannons and bombard cannons with your huskarls to pro. Also, it’s pretty weird that the cannonball is way, way slower than a Bombard Cannon’s but whatever. Hell, I think Bombard Towers do less damage to Rams than Keeps because while both do only 1 damage per. It should cause the ship to capsize every time it fires. It’s probably just a way to visually mark it to players. Outside of that, you should be getting your history elsewhere. The point of the civs is to represent the fact that they existed.
Any trebuchets or bombard cannons brought by the attackers got destroyed by sneaky cavalry attackers.Īfter some time the defenders always built a castle near the enemy base of operations and repeated the above trick until the other faction was not capable of replacing losses and its camp got demolished. Cannon Galleons: The big ass cannon strapped to the bow is sort of true, that’s kind of how early gun-armed ships looked but the cannon depicted in AoE2 is way, way too big. Don’t play AOE2 in the hopes to play something that’s historically accurate, play because it’s an amazing RTS, albeit with some flaws. You could do the monks and trebs strategy on arena, but youll struggle against any.
#Aoe2 trebs vs bombbard cannons full#
(They have 1 range vs rams and trebs, but full range vs onagers, scorpions and bombards). Imperial Age Unique Tech: Artillery (+2 range for Bombard Cannons. There was always a huge attacking army that got taunted by a bunch of enemy cavalry which then started to run in circles around their castle until the arrows wore the attackers down enough to be finished by said cavalry. Monks with Redemption can convert, at range, the bombards. Apparently, every single major battle in the middle ages happened in range of a castle and went like this:
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