Trutina Polish Side:

https://youtu.be/9MviZ2mz0Pk

I can't explain the mechanics of it, but skirmishers can run a surprisingly long way if they dart through another unit to do it.

pompeytheflatulent wrote: ↑Mon Mar 08, 2021 1:14 am Good to see you alive! How's the shoulder doing? All better I hope?

Thank you! Still gives me trouble from time to time, but I know how to manage it now. I was mostly just swamped with work the last few months. I seem to be slowly getting back into the swing of things now though.

Trutina Bohemian Side.

https://youtu.be/7zfCTVq2qi4

Tinchebrai Anglo-Norman Side.

https://youtu.be/4WQ9shdGDOQ

Darn, this put my victory to shame. Well done shattering the right. I was worried your centre was way too thin, but you did a great job holding it together with your knights.

Tinchebrai Norman Side.

https://youtu.be/4r_eR5rkQaU

Good luck in this endeavor Ludendorf! I mostly play on Duke difficulty. Are you planning to play the battles in the order they appear in the game menu or mix things up a bit? It looks like your aiming to fight each one from both sides too! Nice :D Thanks Pixel. :) The plan was to play through on or...

I think you very much have to use the mobility of non-knightly lancers to your advantage. Non-knightly lancers are both cheaper and can move faster than knights. If the old-fashioned lancers get a couple of units behind the knights, there's nothing all that shock impact can do. The knights are going...

...I'm not brave enough for King yet. :shock: I'm starting to work through the historical battles on Prince. King will maybe come with time, but for those who celebrate coming in second, almost reaching your target for the month, or amassing an increasing collection of bronze and silver medals, this...

I'm personally looking forward to pikes. Be they Swiss, Scottish or... darn, can't think of an S for the Low Countries, there's nothing I like better than confronting some delusional horsefly on his nag with a wall of cold, impervious steel commanded by professional officers that moves in one direct...

Exactly! ;) It's like a computer game inside a computer game: squeeze through the narrow gap between the dark mountain and the deep swamp, then swim cross a white water stream, and THEN defeat the evil wizard (sorry, Ludendorf :) ). Admittedly, my decisions didn't exactly contribute either. Your on...

Shows up to battle with an army based around light chariots. Getting to the only light chariot friendly area on the whole map involves squeezing through a one square gap between mountain and swamp then across a stream. That's how you know the map generation truly hates you. :lol: That was a bit of ...

New Video

Elamites

Vs Armoured Hoplites (Vs Greeks 680-461BC)

Greek Side
https://youtu.be/xfHjGCMeXgQ

New Video

Kushan

vs Mixed Forces (vs Sassanids and Arabs). Opponent: pompeytheflatulent

Sassanid Side
https://youtu.be/Rs9K53kZj3w

Sounds like freakishly bad results for the hoplites. Were they flanked or was it really three on one? Were the irregulars in forest or on rough ground? Normally, that match up does mean a trouncing. Same for your massed archers; even on rough ground I would expect them to lose to the spear units.

(Immediately throws his sword into the ring.)

Interesting theme. So, we're looking at hill combat this time?

New Video

Kushan

vs Mixed Forces (vs Sassanids and Arabs). Opponent: pompeytheflatulent

Kushan Side
https://youtu.be/qBcrVEK7D1E

New Match

vs harveylh
https://youtu.be/eFCHMgp9IKE
Ptolemaic 55-30 BC with Roman 105-25 BC allies
vs
Carthaginian Hannibal in Africa 202 BC

I'd be interested in any one of the three, as long as I'm not voice recorded... ;) But for the sake of good order and to arrive at a suggestion, how about Greek 680-461 BC ? Uh... well, I do have to record the match. It wouldn't be much of a series without a video at the end to show for it. But no,...