Thanks for the answer Watchmen.
I haven't really noticed lights doing well though in wooded terrain.Lights versus cavalry,yes.
The heavies seem to have an initial disadvantage then just brush aside any light infantry.
I hate to bring up DBA again,but since it was the first game i played using ancients i may have become used to their reasoning of troop types and terrain,I had an Ilyrian(i know i messed up the spelling)army that could just own about any heavy infantry army that tried to take them on in the woods or on hills.
Horse archers and skirmishing cavalry seem to really hit the mark when fighting heavy infantry armies on terrain that favors them.Lights seem ..meh.
Anyways,you must have put alot of work into EB if you worked out the light infantry,and i wasn't trying to be critical,just hoping they could be beefed up a bit more in bad terrain.
As for the speed of light infantry...lets just say i'm not a fan of the way RTW or MTW2 treats unit speeds.Every unit is too fast..turning most battles into a double right click fest.
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