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    Servus,fellow mount and blade fans!
    Got a question,everytime i play with fire and sword i get frustrated that sweden's cavalry beats pretty much everything i have,so what should i put an emphis on? MORE MUSKETS oR MORE PIKES,or even cav?
    not to mention that besides the enemies cav they still have regular infantry

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    muskets with plate armor, harlberds.
    that should do the job

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    arnt halberds weaker than pikes?
    and what should the musket pike ratio be?

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    halberds help in melee against infantry more than pikes
    and I just go all out with muskets

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    Ive got an army with 0 cavalry and 0 melee infantry.

    Ive got 40 tartar merc's using the best bows plus heavy mail armor and war hammers and shields then 80 cossack mercs with the best rifles armor and halberds.

    Pretty much i find a hill line up bowmen in front in 2 ranks then 3 ranks of rifles behind let the rifles fire and hold the bows till there very close then let rip and watch the horses topple.

    Thats pretty much all ive ever needed to defeat armies of 400-500 even against 100+ swedish cavalry its just a matter of timing that volley right to brake the initial charge then swarm them with rifle men while the archers hold up enemy infantry and job done.
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    hmm that sounds good too.Problem is,when i battle rebel armies i always get a hill to enjoy the slaughter,but when im against the sweeds i get nothing but plains -.-

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    Swedish Pikemen; Russian, Crimean, Polish, Cossack and Swedish cavalry; Polish and Swedish musketeers.

    On a side note can anyone tell me how to recruit janissaries and all of these Scottish troops and winged hussars?
    I go to every city and not one allows me to recruit troops from a commander even though some of these cities have a commander.

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