Excuse me, my friend has some questions about the new scene at Camp Dunland, and I'd like to get your and everyone's opinion:

Given the lack of timber and the siege of Rohan, there's no way these savages could have built a camp this big without being discovered.
The soldiers at the camp each had a bag of javelins, and the field didn't have that much wood.
Is this not done in accordance with the actual productive forces, nor is it done in accordance with the long-term life experience of the savage?

Perhaps consider fitting the camp with the rock and its crevices, and then adding three wooden and destructible horses in three directions of attack, allowing soldiers with super-long guns and axes to coordinate their defense. It's more in keeping with the Wildlings' defense pattern after long periods of oppression by Rohan.