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No, it wouldn't) And you don't need to eat Mutt or shoeleather soup - just loot attackers and eat their food - it's a shame, that defenders cannot eat the Praguers themselves) If it's cheesing for you - as*hole Janosh has stolen only Jindřich's food - most of the chests in the castle contain randomly generated food.
You can have a stock of low quality potions instead and drink them until your're not hungry anymore.
It would be nice if we could have a stock of food and that would really make a change, but it's part of the story and some parts doesn't change no matter what you do, almost like the siege of Nebakov.
One time I completed the tasks super fast, but the fight was still lost and on another save I just waited and did nothing, not pushing down the ladders, not defending the gate and the cutscene was the same.
I didn't even had to fight the soldiers coming from the other side of the fort.
But in the siege of Sukdol they should really kept the silver behind the last line of defence, so the silver would only be lost when they are dead and it doesn't matter anymore.
They did lose everything but the tower. and silver was in the cellar beneath it.
It wasn't even unexpected, becuase they said themselfes that they wouldn't last much longer after the enemy stormed the outer gate a few days earlier.
Yes, the nuance caused by the loss of the silver, despite the heroic defence was supposed to infer that war is trivial and a pointless waste of life and resources.. I dont know, that was my takeaway from that coming to pass.