But the problem is I cannot retrain them, so now that I am out of the early game and no longer contesting Africa I am not using them on the front-lines anymore. Rather you want to use them in groups of three or four, that way you have an overwhelming superiourity of numbers at the point they strike. Easy to retrain in even small cities (Narbo Martius and Massilia can train them now, and both are only 2nd tier settlements), they are quick, and have a good sting.
They are solid bottom-tier horsemen available when most factions only get javelin-cavalry. However, watching him use those low-tier troops has taught me a lot about how to make the absolute most of very little.ĮnemyofJupitor: You do not like Round Shields? I love them, and similar cavalry like Macedon's Light Lancers. While he blitzes through the game so fast he is almost always using low-tier troops for the entire campaign. I like to take my time and build up a force of my best troops because those are the ones I have the most fun with. Severous always goes a lot faster than my own personal tastes.
Actually, I really slowed things down basically turtling everywhere except Iberia and Gaul while I waited for the Great Armament to be built. It is 245 BCE, so that is 25 years/50 turns. JimUK & Selifator: I did not think I was really going all that fast.
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