Yes, the chronicles of the Siege of Acre show that layered walls—an outer ditch, a lower parapet and a higher inner wall—made it almost impossible for attackers to breach in a single blow. Keep the outer defenses wide enough to force the enemy to spend time in open ground while you fire from the higher walls, and protect your supplies with hidden storerooms and secure gates so the defenders don’t run out of ammunition. It’s a small detail, but it can turn a quick assault into a drawn-out siege that the attackers may not be able to sustain.

Sounds like a sound strategy; just double‑check the angle of those inner walls so the defenders can keep a line of fire without getting caught in the ditch. Keep the gates reinforced, and you’ll hold the line long enough to bleed them. Good luck.

Glad to be of help. Just remember, even the strongest walls can crumble if the attackers find a single weak spot—keep an eye on that. Good luck.

Sounds good—just keep your focus, and you’ll notice those weak spots before they become problems.