This may be something I don't understand well - but if you move a relief force into a region with a besiged fort the resulting battle includes the units in the fort even if they have not been set to sortie.
Can anyone explain this?
If this is the way it is supposed to work what is the sortie button for?
Thanks, Chris
Don't mistake sortie and conditional sortie 
it should works like that:
a) you set the defender in offensive/assault. He is expelled from the cityscape, automatically and inconditionally.
b) you leave the defender in defend/passive and set the special order 'sortie'. He will sortie as soon as AND only if a friendly unit with a offensive/assault posture arrives in the region
it should works like that:
a) you set the defender in offensive/assault. He is expelled from the cityscape, automatically and inconditionally.
b) you leave the defender in defend/passive and set the special order 'sortie'. He will sortie as soon as AND only if a friendly unit with a offensive/assault posture arrives in the region
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Many times if a unit which goes to reinforce a fort is found for an enemy force that comes to besiege, the battle results report shows like all the forces (including the ones inside the fort) have intervened, although because of the results of the battle it's pretty obvious they didn't.
For example, a big army besieging and a similar one inside the fort. A supply convoy arrives and there is a battle. The reports shows all the units in the province like taking part, but it's obvious only the charts did because of how short the battle is and because there are no more casualties (if any) as there should have been with the two big armies really fighting. But I thought it was designed like this...
For example, a big army besieging and a similar one inside the fort. A supply convoy arrives and there is a battle. The reports shows all the units in the province like taking part, but it's obvious only the charts did because of how short the battle is and because there are no more casualties (if any) as there should have been with the two big armies really fighting. But I thought it was designed like this...
yes right, the battle report show all units which are in the region at the start of the battle, as otherwise we would need a more complex and bigger display where you see at which hour they are commited (not all units fight all the same time).
Hofstadter's Law: "It always takes longer than you expect, even when you take into account Hofstadter's law."
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