Suggestion that might help the current state of stacking in fiefs a bit.First, each fief gets a garrison size. You only have a limited amount of barracks/ bed that you can fill with soldiers, so you can't put more in them.
Second, you have camps around the fief, where the rest of your soldiers can sleep. This means you get a map with tents and perhaps some wooden spikes, that doesn't have the advantage of high walls, unbreakable gates and that kind of shit. All troops that don't fit in the fief will station there, to a higher upkeep rate then fiefs, but lower then open field. If you attack a fief that has one of these camps, you first have to fight the camp obv. To prevent abuse (1 man camp to gain time), a camp has to be at least
1k? troops.
Things to prevent abuse:
Max camp size, 3000 troops, if you cross that line, a second camp will be made and the 2 of them can be attacked simultaneously.
Is there something to this idea? Should prevent:
Narra
Army: 31853
So in the case of Narra, it would be:
Garrison of town
8-9 camps of 3000 men, that can be attacked at the same time. Upkeeps will go up in those camps. Makes it less usefull to build up troops in a castle/ town.