Make a elite cataphract force of 50 than charge them to their horse division. Elite cataphracts are superior in all ways. Then, charge the horses on to the pikeman and archers then charge the soldiers and arrows. Dont forget that these has to be mostly legionaries. I hope my tips help. submitted by /u/Visible_Tax7920 [link] [comments]
At minimum difficulty, you can actually get yourself into the battle and make a difference. Combat makes up a huge part of the game. And then, once you've made a difference, once your health is low, you can pull back and direct your troops more tactically.
I then tried bumping up the difficulty, got into my first big fight, took a crossbow bolt to the head, was instantly incapacitated, and my huge army promptly lost all cohesion and was routed.
This happens on a statistical level, too. Why are we forced to give up personal power to put points in leadership or prisoner management?
I know I would be more successful if I didn't put very many - or any - points into combat skills, and instead maximized my party skills and leadership, and just rode around with a massive and cheap army. But at that point, why am I playing Warband and not Age of Empires? Why do I even have a player character, when its only purpose is to serve as a critical unit in a massive game of Regicide that none of the other players have to play?
Because somehow their armies continue to fight just fine after their leaders are taken out.
To make this not just complaining, are there any light mods that just tweak this? Maybe splitting the skills into personal and party, with separate skill point totals?
Submitted January 27, 2019 at 01:25AM by EndlessArgument http://bit.ly/2FPEI5D
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