Even then, it takes so fucking long for units to get up ladders/siege towers that you honestly may as well not rely on that and just have it get units up the walls.
There was never really much point in attacking from multiple sides other than trying to stretch the AI's units so a few of yours could slip through the net and flank. Especially when looking back at Attila or Medieval 2 (and Medieval 2 mods), I have no tolerance for any lazy attempts at detailed sieges. Along with perpetuating the design of "wow look at all of that cool shit, too bad you can't fight there". It would be trivial to design a wall map with different venues of attack, simply drawing out the length as an actual great wall, engaging in undermining, or flying assaults for Tzeentch, rather the 'grand bastion' appears to be no different than a dime a dozen Fort Sol. Sorry but I don't eat up phoned in efforts handed out by a AA game company and then take a single discord post as gospel. Likewise all combat seems to be taking place within a multi tiered array no different from the prior existing forts in warhammer 2. It has the exact same map design as every other siege in Total War judging from the overhead view - a massive incredibly detailed structure literally as great as a skyscraper with massive buildings lying behind, followed by a dinky perimeter wall that is dwarfed by the rest of the structure.
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