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They're strong to counter generals charging in and to encourage using skills/classes who'd otherwise have little to no function on the battlefield. Rock-paper-scissors. A strategist in your army doing big sieges and they're not such a problem.
Agreed! Attacking a siege is so trivial especially unlocking turtle formation, trebuchet and fire arrows.
You are right, maybe my troops are not enough, I only use a whole army, to attack a high level city, it is very stupid. To tell you the truth, there are so many defense towers in the city.LOL
Sometimes strategy games require thought, yeah.