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Historically levies were dragged from their homes without any training or equipment, they were lucky if they were able to better equip or train themselves on campaign before battle.
In ancient times most "dedicated soldiers" were actually just landed citizens, many Greeks for example would only ramp up formation and drill training shortly before marching to war.
Romans were professional soldiers by trade, and trained their whole life.
I could argue the current system is much more "historically appropriate" compared to what you suggest.
But regardless it is just a matter of preference, and this one is mine.
if you don't like the recruitment changes you can try this version: https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3217339623