Hello:
I recall in my previous Parthia campaign that the enemy's chariot run over my infantry like little lawn mowers. So after finishing that campaign, I now play as the Brits (very hard/very hard). I found two strange things:
I first tried it on the Gaelic warband. I was expecting 9 little lawn mowers cutting through the dense, half-naked population... but it turned out that my wagon just pushed these guys around. It was hilarious to see it, because when people are hit by a car, they don't really just get "pushed around". I charged a few times to get only 5 or 6 muscle men killed... the weakest attacking power I have ever seen.
Then, in another setting I encountered a group of 7 Gaul druids in the woods. Now sice RTW trees are HUGE, I think there should be enough rooms to run my wagons in between. It indeed worked, and my wagon threw these druids up 10 feet high! But, these druids fell on the ground, and stood up to fight in one seconed! They just keep doing that and refuses to die! It even works on the ground - they just don't die even when they are routing. I ran over the enemy general ~ 20 times before he finally stayed down. It was the longest duel I have ever seen.
I wonder maybe (1) in the very hard setting Chariot (in players' control) is just an almost harmless unit & (2) druids are suppose to have a high chance of self-revival?
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