forcedalt
Warlord
A "necessary evil" to reconcile the no stacking rule. I got used to it , but , it only irks me because : What the heck is going on there? Do all the soldiers have a different piece of an Ikea® troop ship in their rough sacks that : they always have to put together before embarking ,and have to again disassemble and neatly store upon reaching land again ? , and , ALL units have an Ikea® troop ship that : they can assemble/disassemble/store flawlessly every time? I guess the movement penalty represents the time it takes to do all that. Do they just have inner tubes and dog paddle across the world?
Does every individual soldier in a unit have their own personal inflatable with them? For Renaissance/medieval/classical era , each soldier would then have a whole wooden canoe on their backs. Maybe a few soldiers are in the back of the ranks towing really large canoes on wheel carts. Those boat trailers would also have to travel on the on the boats they tow , along with : all the men and equipment of the entire unit. I can't imagine how would it work with archer/inf units , much less , how it works with cav/armor/siege , where , the boats would need to be wider and have deep bilges to compensate for the ballast.
Does every individual soldier in a unit have their own personal inflatable with them? For Renaissance/medieval/classical era , each soldier would then have a whole wooden canoe on their backs. Maybe a few soldiers are in the back of the ranks towing really large canoes on wheel carts. Those boat trailers would also have to travel on the on the boats they tow , along with : all the men and equipment of the entire unit. I can't imagine how would it work with archer/inf units , much less , how it works with cav/armor/siege , where , the boats would need to be wider and have deep bilges to compensate for the ballast.