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1st . invaded as Greenskins (SFO ) make it pretty fun
2nd . invaded as empire.. it was being defended by greenskins
3rd. Invaded as drawfs.. it was defended by greenskins.
keep up the good work :)
I didn't have any vanguard units to use it when i played it in campaign, but the extra access point for them is a great touch.
Also nice to see the gates shoot at me with steam. Is this how the equivalent of boiling oil could be implemented in TWWH?
It can't seem to bring itself to take down the the left gate, even with 3 battering rams. Yet it can put towers on the left wall
Both AI and player units get stuck. This seems to happen a lot with the braziers in the streets, the unit partly forms a circle around them and a few models get stuck. The stair with columns north of the gate is far too tight, and it takes ages for a single unit to get up. Only a couple models can do it at a time, and the rest form a blob at bottom.
I once saw a Giant get stuck next to the main gate and the Anvil "pit" just in front of the gates, for the whole battle. A Skeleton regiment got stuck in the gate and didn't move for the rest of the battle. Some Greenskin units stayed on or close to the walls until the army was routed. Another time, many zombie and Skeleton units stayed close to, on, and even outside the walls, until the timer ran out
lazy pricks
Great job!!!
Congratulation for the imagination