Assuming.
... You did read the update right? the DP have already taken over the WC in it's entirety, weather or not they get a bunch of vassal states or not depends on leaving people their for them to rule over.
Or the DP follow the huge swath of refugees that are running away, which leads them to our territory (meaning they become aware of our location).
What I read was that they fucked up a settlement or two, the ST are putting up a fight, and the WC are scared to see the results, and fear that it'll end horribly for them...
Eh, true, but I'm not actually too worried about this. Thanks for chipping in though! It's emotionally exhausting addressing multiple people who disagree with you at once.
We aren't that difficult to find, you realize? Just follow the river until everything turns into farms. We're far away, not hidden.
I mean, DP aren't that difficult to find either, it still took our ninjas to find their capital.
That would be because we'd never gone that far before. Our war parties were never interested in raiding anything that wasn't an outlying settlement.
Not true, the Blackbirds are sent to their capital to confirm the rumors of a wonder.
It's not that we're hidden, just that the river system becomes really rough before it gets to our territory. Nobody had any incentive to try and pass the rapids before (except for scared lowlanders wanting to get away from the death), so the DP aren't actually aware of where our territory is.
I was assuming it's because we keep getting intercepted by warriors.
... Were they not aware of our location before? And even if this is how they find out, we're pretty out of the way and in very well-defended territory.
It's relative. Keeps changing.
No arguments there. Walls are definitely a priority, right after stability.
That's not necessarily how it's relative. The scale could never rise above 10, but it would be like building our canal with bronze age techniques instead of stone age ones; it simply takes less time/economy points to do the deed. We have mil 5 right now, but compared to what we were on the first turn, it may be comparable to mil 10+, and our econ 5 from very early on may be as low as 2, compared to now. The numbers don't change, their representation does.
