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The battering ram I recommend as this will pull defenders off the walls to stand at the gate, giving your laddermen an easier time.
For the actual siege weapons, in-battle I only find the fire onagers to be useful. The ballistae have no AoE and the trebuchets can't dial their range in effectively. Fire onagers, on the other hand, can consistently kill multiple defenders AND knock crenellations off the walls.
Soldiers can't use towers properly yet, and most abandon the tower anyway when the ram breaks down the doors because it's an easier more direct route. Which makes sense given that the enemy is spread out throught the walls and ground so its more effective to just push all yoour infantry through the gates so that they can surround the group behind the second door and then eaily go up the interior stairs from there.
Balistae are useful when defending because they can pierce multiple units, but still get stopped by shields, so they're only useful when you can fire into the side of a group that is pushing a siege engine.
Best tactic is to build trebuchet's and knock two holes in the the walls so your troops can swarm into them, it's functionally a field battle at that point. Less casualties all around.
Considering the time it takes to build the other equipment though, it is a possible liability, in that an enemy army has more time to show up to interfere with the siege.
Troops struggle with siege tower ladders and can't sue siege tower ramps at all.
Trebuchet is a tool to flex on your opponent and put a wall of infantry between you and them.
I don't really notice much of an impact with any siege weapons in the middle of combat. I think they're generally useless.
Hey mate, once the first siege weapon is built, click on it and you can send it to reserve and it cant be shot upon. Keep doing this for the second trebuchet, and once you have built the 3rd trebuchet you can put the other two back onto the field and they will begin firing back at the castle. 3 trebuchets are usually enough to take down a cities weapons while the fourth is still being built.
After you take the cities siege weapons down the trebuchets are the fastest at destroying walls, destrying both walls is a much much easier invasion method then towers or ram so you dont need to build those.
All you need to do is walk around them and kill them from behind and they don't even break off to fight you. The start walking backwards to the centre of town.
Pretty embarrassing really, I was expecting more than just WarBand with better graphics.
This is very frustrating, they stay locked in with shields up, so they don't even effectively engage the troops who run in to fight them, they really aught to break forward into a charge so they fight normally, Or at the very least push right up against the door so that the invaders can't spill foward and are still vulnerable in the gate house. At the moment, it's actually safer for you to only build a ram and ignore siege towers