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It simply allows for a few more armies if you have multiple wars going on. It does not make the armies stronger or allow for some unique abilities like the other Wood Elf factions, and you can still be overwhelmed if you have too many enemies attacking you, especially if you have very spread out territory.
"Orion's faction ability can make it easy to generate free armies."
https://forums.totalwar.com/discussion/312842/total-war-warhammer-iii-known-issues-updated-17-02-2023/p1
You can easily get free armies, which isn't the intended design for Wood Elves, or any race for that matter, and it breaks Orion's campaign for anyone that wants to play with a fun mechanic that is meaningful, but not broken and cheesy. It goes down to what is the experience the devs want to provide.
Several other factions can also wield cheap armies, without having to rely on ongoing wars, and it does not break them either.
Because the theme of faction changes in WH3 seems to be nerfing any unique faction or race mechanics that are moderately powerful.
Also, if CA has listed it as an issue they're looking at, that gives insight into their thinking: i.e. that it's OP and should be nerfed.
A mechanic by which they get rewarded for losing as little troops as possible would be more fitting, like armies getting automatically cloaked and hidden if they win with less than 5% casualties.
This game needs less kindergarten factions, not more.
That's the definition of balance. Knocking down the high spots, building up the low spots.
Not always as great a thing as people think, more of a "careful what you wish for" situation.
They intended to give Orion cheaper armies, sure, but you can get them for free, and you can do it quite early, which definitely isn't what they were going for. CA needs to limit how cheap it can get, either with a hard limit, or by making the requirement to get a discount more restrictive (ex: only war with factions that you share a border with reduces the upkeep). Either way, you'll still get cheaper armies, you just won't be able to spam wars to get free armies. It can still be a powerful ability, it just shouldn't be exploitable.