Hi all,
This grew out of my attempts to figure out how to get command stars in BI (which seems very difficult). If I'm going to do a bit more testing of this, it would help if I could regularly produce decisive or heroic victories. But I've been having some problems doing this. In one battle, as the Franks, I took one unit of archers, my general's cavalry unit and two sword heerbans against a rebel force of one raider cavalry, two peasants, two spear levies and a Keel levy spearmen. The odds for me were less than 2.25:1 (though I can't remember exactly--either 2:1 or 1:1). I killed off every unit and man of the enemy army--309 casualties--at the cost of only 5 casualties of my own. This only qualified as a 'clear' victory for me. So, my question is:
What are the triggers/conditions for a decisive or heroic victory? Does the enemy army have to have a heavy cavalry general unit in it? Does the size of my army relative to the rest of my armed forces (garrisons, other armies, etc.) make any difference? What specific enemy units make it more likely to get a higher victory (I've been told that eagle units greatly up the chances)?
Any other comments would be welcome.
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