it was like the charge of the light brigade :P i did one charge across the map when i had routed the enemy infantry and i still lost like 100 men out of my 200. but it is best used to rout cannon when the battle is almost over. this means u can get 6000 men on a battlefield easy and this awesome.Ĭavalry is not entirely useless, but i cant charge infantry anymore, atleast not head on. and fieldguns go around 2 or 4 per battery but are highly mobile and such. so i'd say ok howitzers can go for 12 per battery, but no more than 2 batteries can be fielded.
and they never carried that many guns to the battle. and i know that cannons were so lethal but infantry was still needed. cannons are totally awesome, but i think the battery size needs to be limited and they need to be alot more expensive, because now u can just pick all cannons and 2 infantry and u can rip appart any army unless it has better and bigger cannon. and i mean completely annihilate it to the last man. and every volly took out about 100 men that is 1/4 bullets hitting, in itself not so high, but since it takes only seconds to reload u can take out a unit within a minute. and since it can hide anywhere and even remain hidden while firing it could take out every unit without being shot back at. Well it obviously was an elite unit, so it had high accuracy and reload time. Perhaps this is dumb, but it just came to mind presently. Perhaps even these scout units could unrealisticly deal with mine fields or tamper with MG nests if gone unseen. It might add in tactic as you move the rest of your army toward the enemy lines. Sort of in the vein of those units that could hide in open terrain in earlier TW versions. They would be made vulnerable such that infantry or calvary would deal with them rather effortlessly. I dind't think that WWI would tweak my interest, but those videos were kind of compelling.Įdit: I thought of this just now in regards to defenders deploying mine fileds and MG nests.perhaps the modders could develop a scout like unit that could survey the field during the battle to note the before mentioned. Perhaps placed during deployment of the defender. A nice implimentation in the future could perhaps be mine fields and MG nests. I hope it stays away from trench warfare, you know, keep it ahistorical in that sense. I didn't notice much flanking in the videos.
Calvary's only use seemed to be taking out arillary. THough I loved the rate of fire and high casualty count. Tactic seemed lacking, for they generally just stood idly by firing at one another. I thought that with the range and accuracy of the artillary, most infantry and calvary would be widdled away before even reaching the enemy lines.
0 kommentar(er)
