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I have heard that slingers were able to pierce armour, but I find it hard to believe that it was possible that often and at that range. Especially against quite slow moving armies like the Greek States these cheap units are just way too powerful, at least for me.
Except that this mod is really amazing.
slingers seem a little op as ive had creatan archer units completely obliterated by ai helot slingers who have no line of sight.
also javelins are a little op. cheap enemy light cavalry shouldn't decimate a hoplight wall unit with 80+armour without even flanking, right?
In my personal opinion, the armor penetration of slingers should be next to non existent, save the handful of elites, due to the sheer amount of ammo and range and fire rate they have. Or if you'd prefer to keep the armor penetration up there, it would make sense to remove the incendiary round for low tier slingers, and lower the ignition value from low to very low. As it stands now, I can take 3 rhodian slingers to a barbarian capital, turn on flammable slings, and torch the gates open, and every single scorpion tower before I approach due to their ammo, fire rate and range.
I do love the ability to use different style armies against different factions. Bringing slingers in lieu of ballista or onagers when fighting northern factions or raping those ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ horse archers of parthia with peltasts. It's phenomenal how this mod has changed the game for me and the way I calculate my advance and build my armies in the campaign. But it's not balanced quite yet, and I know the incentive to tweak it at this point with Atilla out is probably fairly nonexistant... but you really have quite a work of art here.
I loved your B.A.M. when I first picked up Rome 2, but I ended up always rolling a greek faction, bringing 10 cretan toxatoi and whatever else I felt like, and raping the siege walls with arrows and killing half or more of the army before I even got started. It was great for a beginner like me, but it didn't challenge me like this mod does. It's just not challenging for the right reasons.