Since increasing the fort level costs more at higher fort levels, I advise totally abandoning raising fort levels past 4 or 5, unless you have plenty of extra cash just lying around. Basically, the higher the fort level, the less of a difference increasing it makes. Engage in courtly intrigue, dynastic struggles, and holy warfare in medival Europe, North Africa, the Middle East, India, the steppes and Tibet. How is this useful? Well you can see that, from fort level 1 to 2, the modifier goes from 0.5 to 0.333 (siege goes from twice to thrice as long) from, say fort level 6 to 7 the modifier goes from 0.143 to 0.125 (seven times as long to eight times as long). Crusader Kings is a historical grand strategy / RPG video game series for PC, Mac & Linux developed & published by Paradox Interactive.

Modifier = f(fort level) = 1/(1+fort level). So given fort level, you can tell what the modifier will be.

If the modifier is a function of fort level (which it is), then f(4) = 0.2 = 1/5, f(0.5) = 0.666 = 2/3, and f(13) = 0.0714, which doesn't look like it could be a nice fraction. Now, the relationship between all these can be difficult to see right off the bat. Later on a church was modified 0.666 with a fort level 0.5.Īnd Constantinople, which I raided specifically to see this, was modified 0.0714 with a fort level 13. After an army has completed half of a move order it becomes movement locked. Based on its composition an army will be shown having a certain quality. An army is a large group of soldiers that can be controlled to attack other armies or siege a holding during wars. I saw that, due to fort level, this percent was modified by 0.2 due to fort level, which was 4. This article has been verified for the current version (1.4) of the game. While besieging a typical castle as Haesteinn of Nantes, I finally got curious of the amount of siege percent per 12 days other than as an indicator of how long the siege would take. Hey guys, just wanted to let you all know of an observation I made.

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