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"I've been drug from my home and family to fight in a war I don't understand and those dead people could easily have been me under different circumstances. This armor is heavy, it chafes, this camp is rife with disease, the food sucks, and we're constantly on edge hoping a larger army doesn't come and murder us." - every BM soldier ever.
If nobody died, you didn't lose your best friend Jim. And if only one or five people died, it was probably the new kid that just signed up in town.
And who takes time BURYING bodies? Sheesh. Just stack them up like cord wood and set fire to whole town to make certain everything burns down to a nice, sanitary, ash.
Now here IS an interesting idea. Those units with lower cohesion wouldn't care so much about casualties because they don't like/know the others as well. While units with high cohesion would really feel bad about losing people.
Limiting it to one per hour to the max of your empty kegs sounds reasonable. With the recent spellcasting stymie, I wonder what damage you think they can do now?
Oh, I dunno, because the ability to instantly refill *all* your kegs, when you have 60+ empty kegs, is probably abusive? And what the hell, you *just* suggested a 24-keg limit yourself?
It wouldn't be too difficult to make it a one-time-per-day refill of as many kegs as you've got. I think that's the way I'd probably do it.I'd love this. I don't even know why Vita wants to make things so tedious unnecessarily.
At the same time, a unit coming out of a major battle largely unscathed that already had kind of lowish morale should have a chance to gain morale, from the "Holy !@#$, we actually survived." sheer relief factor.
So do I, but I think the numbers are still a bit low right now.
Like....
But perhaps also....
- Seriously limit the number of empty kegs each character can refill in a day to avoid abuse. Even as low as 2 or 3 kegs a day?
- A message or rumour to adventurers within a close vicinity of the region (if they have enough adventuring skill to overhear the rumour) announcing the nearby festival.
