Posted: 10 Jan 2006, 17:35
This is about the 3d Map model:
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y203/M ... ar_3D3.jpg
The 3D model does look great, but it does have some defense related issues.
I agree with whomever said that the right side of the map has a wall covered over. While this may be fine for an over-run kingdom, it is an extreme weak point in defense for the kingdom. If it is included as is, there should be a way to fix the damage.
The plateau in the back is another extreme weak point in defense. The high ground is a good defensive position, especially for archers and I would imagine mages too. It provides defensive areas that can be fired from, but difficult to hit. A better idea would be to totally encapsulate the plateau by the wall. If the plateau continues as the image kinda implies, then build a wall up the side of the plateau and some walls on top of it.
If the plateau has been excavated to turn it into a palace, then it would make sense to make it more defensible.
The gates in front of the plateau are the palace gates and should really be taller then the rest of the walls, to provide a staggered defense should the outer wall fail. The guarded plateau would be another fallback position.
It does appear that the desertification caused the overrunning of the walls by the sand, but they would rebuild the walls to fix those problems.
http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y203/M ... ar_3D3.jpg
The 3D model does look great, but it does have some defense related issues.
I agree with whomever said that the right side of the map has a wall covered over. While this may be fine for an over-run kingdom, it is an extreme weak point in defense for the kingdom. If it is included as is, there should be a way to fix the damage.
The plateau in the back is another extreme weak point in defense. The high ground is a good defensive position, especially for archers and I would imagine mages too. It provides defensive areas that can be fired from, but difficult to hit. A better idea would be to totally encapsulate the plateau by the wall. If the plateau continues as the image kinda implies, then build a wall up the side of the plateau and some walls on top of it.
If the plateau has been excavated to turn it into a palace, then it would make sense to make it more defensible.
The gates in front of the plateau are the palace gates and should really be taller then the rest of the walls, to provide a staggered defense should the outer wall fail. The guarded plateau would be another fallback position.
It does appear that the desertification caused the overrunning of the walls by the sand, but they would rebuild the walls to fix those problems.