i just played an english campaign, and discovered something. after sending a crusade to almo lands, on the day of battle, i dismounted my templars, and they were chivaric foot nights. no big deal in and of itself, but it was early period, and they are not available til high period.
i figure most of you allready know, but just in case....
Looking out on the field of battle, seeing the twisted corpses of mine and my enemy's men, i wonder how we ever convinced anyone that war equals glory.
quality. Chiv. Foot knights rule and I really think that this could be useful. I certainly didn't know it. Thanks.
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cool..
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I didnt know this, it does make sense though.
but its usually the simplest solution you overlook
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Pretty cool, unfortunately you can't exactally take advantage of it in SP or MP, as I believe without a mod in SP you cannot train Crusade knights normally, and in MP you have to train Foot Knights before the battle. At the training screen Chivilric Foot Knights are not available, and you can't dismount during deployment in MP.
true, not an easy thing to get many templars whith your crusades, and impossible on mp, which is fine. but after your third or fourth crusade, as english, you can have anywhere from 4-6 units of them.
Looking out on the field of battle, seeing the twisted corpses of mine and my enemy's men, i wonder how we ever convinced anyone that war equals glory.
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