Can You Repair Walls In Total War Empire
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10-25-2009,08:03 #1
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Repairing damaged walls How tin I repair fortifications ?
City walls of Paris are 100% on entrada map, merely each time I go assaulted they're only a pile of rubble, exactly the manner I left them after taking the city.
Any other way than demolish / rebuild ? Volition it at least piece of work this way ?
I've searched the threads but couldn't find anything related to this.
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10-25-2009,08:54 #2
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Re: Repairing damaged walls I accept heard that they would cocky repair given fourth dimension and the region free of enemies in earlier versions.
It could be back to cleaved in i.5 or it may still cocky repair. Of grade there is no way to tell after all the enemies are defeated.
I would just go out it and if you yet have holes if yous are attacked in nine or x turns you know it is broken over again...
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ten-25-2009,09:29 #3
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Re: Repairing damaged walls The only solution is to demolish then rebuild them. Which is a rather expensive way to repair something.
"Oh no someone broke in to my firm and at present my front door is cleaved. Please repairman can yous fix it? Sure Madam we blow up the house and build a new one."
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ten-25-2009,10:13 #four
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Re: Repairing damaged walls ...and this is supposed to be the "finished" version of ETW?
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10-25-2009,fifteen:32 #5
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Re: Repairing damaged walls I'grand calling in the sabotage squads.
On second thought, better non - information technology's actually easier to fight assaulting enemies when in that location are holes in the walls - they tend to funnel through one of the breaches and head directly for the flag which makes them very easy targets. Skillful walls = costly melee, better to avoid.
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10-25-2009,16:37 #six
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10-25-2009,17:59 #vii
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Re: Repairing damaged walls Canister shots at bottlenecks is ever a good idea, and you can put regular line infantry on both sides of the hole (far away enough of form) so that they make mincemeat out of annihilation that survives the canister shots.
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x-26-2009,00:48 #8
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Re: Repairing damaged walls Actually for forts you can hands repair the damage later on a battle. Only click on it and click repair for information technology.
Not sure how they intended to practice it for cities, I suspect it's a issues.
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10-26-2009,07:41 #9
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Re: Repairing damaged walls I've had Amsterdam's Advanced Fortifications fix themselves between two AI attacks in the same turn yet had the same form of fortifications in Republic of india stay damaged for plow after turn...
I've used troops to deploy cheval-de-frise but inside the breaches or calorie-free infantry to deploy stakes just outside the breach with some success - wiping out the attacking cavalry just leaves the infantry to be dealt with...
Line infantry most 50 yards either side of the breach and garrisoned in fort buildings with arty in back up firing solid & canister through the gap is also good.
I've had proficient results with two batteries, one firing canister and the other solid shot directly through the plug of densely packed attackers. Kills so many attackers that some units immediately break and try to turn around to abscond, plugging the breach for even longer and allowing further shots.
Does wonders for the artillery crews XPs...
Thanks,
Dreadnought2
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10-26-2009,08:22 #x
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Re: Repairing damaged walls Berlin level one fort doesn't repair itself either plainly. Defended it yesterday for the first fourth dimension in at least x turns and information technology was broken, and now the damn swedes shot some other hole in information technology.
I find the level 1 (artillery fort?) a lilliputian crammed sometimes, it can be hard to place howitzers then they don't fire into walls or buildings sometimes. Practice you guys find it worthwhile to upgrade to star fort for that reason, because I tin't really see whatsoever other reward of a larger fort, I only keep flintstone locks on the walls for a while anyway. The larger infinite might besides give you an easier time to identify infantry around breaches or on the approach to the flag I guess?
The best defenses I've had are where there is a breach on the reverse side of the fort from the enemys deployment area, so they run past all my disposable citizenry on the walls and get shot upwardly and exhausted by the fourth dimension they go through the alienation, merely that's rather random if you lot don't have down your own walls at the back of your fort at the offset of the battle.
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05-x-2021,19:08 #11
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Re: Repairing damaged walls I experienced this bug in ETW and unsurprisingly experienced it after in NTW. So I have successfully tested a modification of a NTW .salvage file that may work with ETW as these games are shut. Below is what I did.
one) Install an editor. For my function, I used ESF Editor but SaveParser should also do the job.
ii) Make of course a backup of the .salvage file.
3) Find the location which interests us by following the path below.We can find an array of elements of blazon FORTIFICATIONS_BLOCK, each containing an object of type FORTIFICATION_DAMAGE_INFO with a ready of attributes that I note "a ; b ; c" hereafter.Code:
CAMPAIGN_SAVE_GAME CAMPAIGN_ENV CAMPAIGN_MODEL WORLD REGION_MANAGER REGIONS_ARRAY[x] REGION SETTLEMENT SIEGABLE_GARRISON_RESIDENCE FORTIFICATIONS_BLOCK[y] FORTIFICATION_DAMAGE_INFO
Case for undamaged city walls
four) Modify the appropriate attributesarray alphabetize 0 : 1 ; 0 ; 0
array index one : 1 ; 1 ; 0
array index ii : 1 ; 2 ; 0
array alphabetize 3 : 1 ; 3 ; 0For my part, I noticed that the array looked like that. The indices four to 7 of this array seem to correspond to those of the previous assortment.
Just modify the attributes of index 0 as follows and the walls should be repaired !array alphabetize 0 : 0.9 ; 0 ; i
array index 1 : 1 ; 1 ; 0
array index 2 : ane ; ii ; 0
array alphabetize 3 : 1 ; 3 ; 0
array alphabetize 4 : 1 ; 0 ; 0
array index five : ane ; 1 ; 0
array index six : i ; 2 ; 0
assortment index 7 : i ; 3 ; 0
0.9 ; 0 ; i => 1 ; 0 ; 0Note that if you delete assortment elements, ESF Editor seems to double the size of your .relieve file, as if it made a copy of the quondam content.
I didn't observe whatever corruption every bit a result of this modification in the new .save file but feel gratis to notify me if not.
Links
sourceforge.net/projects/esfeditor/
sourceforge.cyberspace/projects/saveparser/
Source: https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showthread.php/122744-Repairing-damaged-walls
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