ISENGARD Surround ROHAN at EDORAS - 3v3 Siege - Total War: Rise of Mordor 

That sounds like a good idea

oh it would be great !

pixe already did that! you should go check it out

I would like to play them and see them :D

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Wtf I've never seen this mod before, this is amazing

Yeah, the siege equipment can be a pain in the ass in Atilla

Yea they got screwed…

this mod is really unbalanced , which is why I still play third age.

bro is ur attila run well? looking to buy it on winter sale

@@jordyj4126 what's your specs? when it got out, it was so poorly optimized, the devs issued a statement that it was designed for "future" gpus. utter bullshit, but to run any total war while enjoying the battles, you need a gaming rig.

@@Toshiro_Mifune gtx 1050 4gb, 16gb ram, i7-7700hq.

@@Toshiro_Mifune good enough?

@@jordyj4126 lol yeah man you should be fine.

I mean, you aren't strictly wrong, in the sense that "magically tortured elves" are the root source of all orcs/goblins, back when Melkor created their species. But the Uruk-hai, specifically, were said to be orcs combined with men, through the sorcery of Saruman. In fact, when "Sharky" takes over the Shire, he has a goon squad of "goblin-men," who appear to be a variation of this same combination, but these ones have more man than orc in them, whereas the Uruk-hai are more orc than man. They couldn't each be individual corrupted elves, for the simple fact that there aren't enough elves left in Middle Earth for Saruman to build an army by capturing and converting them one-to-one. Even if Saruman did try, once more than a couple dozen elves went missing, people like Galadriel and Elrond would notice that their people were being systematically kidnapped. You definitely aren't going to be able to create the thousands of Uruk-hai that attack Helm's Deep without sacking Lothlorien or something of that scale.

@@boosterh1113 you are 100% correct. I forgot they were merged with men, not elves, and that makes a lot more sense given the populations - which is something I was kinda questioning when I posted. Thanks for the correction!

Edoras isn’t ever attacked in the books

@@lawdogattorneyatlaw4886 I swear it says somewhere in the appendices. Have I been lied to my whole life?

@@confusedfrodo I think they were mustering in Edoras but Gandalf was suspecting an attack and got them to move to Dunharrow. Then Gandalf went to relieve Helm's Deep

@@lawdogattorneyatlaw4886 yes that's right I read up about it. I think my memory was playing tricks on me

Rohan is one of the largest nations in Middle Earth. Rohan is not just Edoras. Those riders came from all over Rohan, not just Edoras. I love the movies, but you don't get the full scope of the world until you look at some maps from the books. Rohan has more than enough land to house and feed 6k Rohirrim.

@@AzureSkyNG2 That is a very good argument many people would assume, however Edoras is the capital of Rohan and/is supposed to be the biggest city in the lands of Rohan. Being the biggest city of a nation means a bigger population which means attraction of trades, goods, etc. It's also supposed to be the most secure city of the nation (which you can find historically in many capitals around Europe like Paris).The movies depicted this horribly. Even if Rohan was more spread out, there should still be fields of farms around the city, this was seen in every large capital cities around the world. Thus I wait to be proven right.

@@AzureSkyNG2 plus Rohan being a calvary nation should of had fields of horses roaming around outside the capital, It is overall the capital, which would had have its security and resources as a capital should have if there were fields of agriculture.

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I think the way they make the walls adds to that as well. The limited movement can make defending awkward and even cause units to spazz out.