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And yes, I know the Stronghold series exists and tries to do this for medieval castles, but I am also aware that the last truly good stronghold game was released in ::checks notes:: 2008 (or 2002 if you hated S:CE)
But if anything, concerns about overlapping fields of fire, lines of sight over long ranges with artillery and more useful fallback positions makes trace italienne potentially more interesting. Could be really fun. Hope someone makes one (get on that all of my CS followers!)
Any reading suggestions on the challenges involved?
Start with Geoffery Parker, The Military Revolution (rev. 1996) and pillage the bibliography. There are actually technical treatises on trace italienne fort design in pretty much all of the major European languages.
I saw Pamplona's. It was quite beautiful.
I have earned a reputation that, if I go anywhere with anyone, I will end up dragging the group to a star fort. I have yet to make a trip to Europe that didn't involve seeing one (but also Ft. Moultrie in Charleston and Ft. McHenry in Baltimore)
I concur. I’d also like a strategy game about wars among the city states
Sounds like a tower defense game with a budget and a plot.
Someone actually made something a little like this as an Adobe Flash game a while back. You could play as French, British, or Prussians and manually placed walls, towers, troops, and artillery.
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