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This accurately emulates that the Fortress is still there, but that some occupants are more compromised in some quarters than others.

This makes occupant defense odds exactly track the defense odds they'd have if Freeciv server were able to apply partial bonuses for partially damaged Fortresses.

Damage to the Fortress is emulated via HP-loss to the units inside (up to 40% per turn): 4 combat rounds at 8.75× attack strength.

MP2-c uses the mechanics below to craft the best possible mathematical emulation of what would unfold over the course of a long siege: Therefore, the Ram Fortress attack uses other mechanics to "emulate" a real siege with back and forth damage, combat, improvised defense and ad hoc repairs. Unfortunately, Freeciv game mechanics can't remove a Fortress from an adjacent tile, and even if they could, this "all or nothing" wouldn't be the best emulation of extended siege warfare. In capitals, city walls have double protection, which reduces the chance of success to 1 in 4. At the end of the day, the drama comes down to a simple flip of the coin over who will survive: the ram or the wall. Defenders attempt to set it on fire or crush it with boulders.

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One of the most notorious attacks of all time: a shielded wagon has a massive mechanical ram inside it that can crack and break walls. Pilum Assaults can't be done while transported, nor to Cities/Bases. There is no minimum number of move points to do a Pilum Attack, but like all combat, tired attack penalties may apply.

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This means Pilum Assaults give a high chance of doing 1 hitpoint of damage on up to 2 enemy units, leaving 1 move point to do a full attack. And the Legions still have their shields! MP2-c represents ancient Pilum Assault tactics by giving Legions 1 round of combat at a 2x attack bonus with a lower move cost of 1 move point. After a pilum assault, enemy soldiers have an exposed front line without shields, and are about to face Legions armed with short swords optimal for tight combat. A wagging javelin stuck in a shield makes the shield useless. The pilum penetrates the shield and gets stuck, impossible to remove. An special type of javelin, the pilum, is thrown into enemy shields. Pilum assaults were one of the secrets to Rome's military success. MP2 represents all these characteristics by a) Limiting combat_rounds to 2, b) Requiring a move cost of 1 5/ 9 - barely enough to either approach and fire, or fire and make only a small retreat, c) having the attack access a high number of Max Targets, up to 7 on a single tile. Committing to a long showering of arrows from the sky is also a commitment to stand in place while enemies can either flee or charge.

They are not as effective against units with armor and shielding. Volley attacks are good for softening the approach of attackers such as Horsemen, Chariots, Warriors, Crusaders, and Catapults. From a greater distance, the attacks are not as deadly but a rain of arrows from the sky can compromise, pester, and lightly damage armies much more numerous in size: The bigger the army, the easier for an arrow to find a target. Volley attacks represent the Archer's historic and celebrated ability to hit targets from long range while avoiding hand-to-hand combat. Moves of the Rumble Attack allow either two Rumble engagements against any unit on an adjacent tile or one Rumble with enough remaining moves to retreat after causing minor damage. The threat of a Rumble is often more effective than the Rumble itself, since it helps you claim and hold a position.

This means a Phalanx can slowly advance its threat each turn, possibly in staggered progress with multiple Phalanx units. MP2 represents these historical characteristics by making Rumble attacks: a) engage against one unit only b) require the Phalanx to be fortified OR to not have moved, prior to doing the attack. On the other hand, this tight formation can push with little to no damage to itself, if it keeps its fortified formation intact. Only a front or flank of each unit's company can engage.

In history, Rumble attacks are not as deadly as mixed mêlée fighting. Rumble attacks come from well-shielded Phalanxes in a "turtle shell" formation, impervious to counter-attacks.

Marines cannot Bazooka attack unless V2 "Hardened" or higher.

Can Skirmish Assault conquered cities which still have Foreign National populations.

Can only Skirmish Assault while under leadership of Theocratic government and in domestic territory.Must be Fortified OR have not moved this turn, to be able to Rumble Attack.Cannot be transported, must be on native Land terrain.= unit can stay fortified while making the Special Unit Attack.