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There is a glitch in game where destroyed castles with moats turn into estates with moats you can not remove. You must fill in moats before destroying the castle! Stupid glitch. Mass peasants to fix this, attacking moats, before killing the Lord.
my cocks hard
Be aware of what kind tower you place your engines on and how you build the castle. You have GREAT Towers, which are massive, and tall, but these towers are not always good to mount ballistae on, as mounting one here will likely result in it kabobbing any defenders on the tower with it when it fires. You've no idea how many of my own archers I've knocked off these monstrosities. Its effective to place mangos on these, as the enemy has a hard time firing up towards them, and with just two of these towers sporting mangos, you can turn the field into no-mans-land.
Place "Bastion Towers" under and in front of Great towers or out of the way (like historical bastions) in order to provide lateral support for the battle. Place ballistae on these towers, aside great towers at 45-70 degree angles at each corner so your enemy likely wont focus on them, but ballistae will use their great range to create a crossfire in the "bowl"