So guys,i see in trailer and,dan mention it as well in some interviews,that there are going to be massive battles,sieges etc. When i think about it,first movie scene come with it:
So it’s realistic RPG right? so,i wanna ask some devs,i hope someone will see it,and consider throw into final build of game. This is what every battle must contain (in open ground)
Both sides are mega-pumped and close into battle and start swinging at each other.
One side chickens out, the unit routs away (called a 'tearless battle')
Both sides don't panic and run but aren't determined enough to close into swinging range - this probably happened the most
Battle goal: In medieval battle, the goal was not to destroy the enemy completely, although that would have been a bonus if you were invading or defending lands. It was much more important to route or break an enemy army and then take prisoners of worth for ransom. A member of the royal family or someone important in the aristocracy could be ransomed and pay for an entire campaign or fighting season.
Now castles,i see ing some footage,and it’s alpha,but it looks empty for me,this is what evry castle in that time have.
Most castles were manors as well as fortifications. They would have gardes, their own fields with grazing animals, and all the people needed to serve both the fields and animals but also the daily duties of maintaining the garrison and their weapons.
You would have blacksmiths maintaining armour, horseshoes and weapons, stable masters caring for the horses, bowyers and fletchers making bows and arrows, cooks and maids, carpenters maintining the wooden parts of the castle (including ramparts often built on top of the walls in case of a siege), siege engineers maintaining and manning any siege engines fitted to the castle, seamstresses and tailors to maintain clothes and uniforms, pasants to maintain fields and animals, quartermasters to take care of the stock of food and water (in hotter areas the latter was extremely important). Then comes soldiers - bowmen or crossbowmen, spearmen and cavalry, the nobleman (or his representative) and his retuny and often the families of all of the above.
Weapon: i see warhorse have some trouble put in some new weapons in game,so listen up:
The spear was the most fundamental weapon across almost every culture and people, from East to West, whether they were knights or tribal warriors or samurai, and for good reason.
It was the AK47 of medieval times. It was easy & cheap to manufacture, easy to maintain, and simple to use. It was a good balance between weight, speed, handling, and striking power. And when used correctly, just as deadly as any expensive sword. It was easy & cheap to manufacture, easy to maintain, and simple to use. It was a good balance between weight, speed, handling, and striking power.
Cavalry charge? here are some i find in movies (good one)
two-handed sword shoud looks like this: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-FHrqySoXXk0/TxoE4fVrXMI/AAAAAAAAHco/nK8i-6eVfnI/s1600/doblepay1.jpg
Thats all,thanks for reading,and cya around. 
Where have you heard/seen that warhorse has trouble putting in new weapons in the game? They’d only done the sword in the build they showed us, and this is pre-alpha. It’s pretty early on saying that they have problems when they’ve told us there will be plenty of weapons to choose from.
and I think they said that the build was half a year old, so they have probably started adding more weapons right now! 
