At last, the new patch, now I can spend hours playing M2TW instead of checking to see if the patch has been released....
Nellup
At last, the new patch, now I can spend hours playing M2TW instead of checking to see if the patch has been released....
Nellup
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Notably, Egyptian halbreds do much better against infantry if they are in loose formation.
Egyptians vs. English Dismounted feudal knights (sword and spear), normal settings, grassy plains, 1 to 1 frontal, both in close formation. English win with 53 men left to 12 Egyptians remaining.
Same situation, halbs in loose order and English still in close: Egyptians win wtih 28 men remaining to 24 for English. English morale broke before their leader was killed.
Interesting. Did you run the test a few times (e.g 3 or 4) to compare results ?
I think that test in itself says a lot, but just wondering what a sample sequence test result would be.
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Just tried it once. There's a lot more work to be done on this topic.Originally Posted by Sinan
I never can tell how much animation has to do with the results. It may be nothing, but I tried loose formation because it sure didn't look like the halbreds had enough room to make a good swing. That's probably totally irrelevant. I'll do a few 1 to 1's tonight and average the results.
Last edited by Doug-Thompson; 05-07-2007 at 00:02.
Infantry in defensive formation doesn't attack and is defeated easily, part of the reason why spearmen suffer against swords.
The spearmen *must* suffer against sword/shield combo. In reality the spearmen were the cheapest troops just a little better then the lowly peasants. A spearmen is helpless against a sword/shield combo.Originally Posted by dopp
Nono, they don't attack at all, or at a reduced rate. Worst offenders are pikemen, who just stand there and eventually lose against virtually anything (even cavalry). It's not a balance issue, but a behavior issue.Originally Posted by Handel
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