Walk then run Cavalry

[gta_140]

When my cavalry are standing in one spot, then i tell them to attack an enemy (walking), then after they all start going I order charge, they seem to keep formation much better and have much better charge results. Whereas if I order them to charge immediately some go and some are delayed and results in a much weaker charge. Anyone else experience this or is this one of those things everyone else seemed to know but me haha.

[Gogolometro]

In RR things are solved. Thats the way they charge. About a perfect line of cavalry, allow me to not agree, is not realistic.

[gta_140]

I am using 6.2 with the latest RR/RC btw

[Caesar Clivus]

Then shouldn't this be posted be in the RR/RC forum? The magic 8-ball says.....yes.

[gta_140]

Well I thought it was a generic thing really, not something implemented by RR/RC. So I guess if it is RR/RC please move.

[k/t]

I found that tactic more necessary with infantry than with cavalry.

[Sir Walter]

I think that it's a good idea to make them walk anyway, save energy Unless of course you're going for a swift flanking manoeuvre

[Point Blank]

This effect is also to prevent cavalry charges being OP. They need to be set up and properly executed, rather than just right-clicking on anything you want to destroy. Its more realistic as well.

[Rolling Thunder]

This effect is also to prevent cavalry charges being OP. They need to be set up and properly executed, rather than just right-clicking on anything you want to destroy. Its more realistic as well.

More satisfying to. Nothing beats seeing 80 Scholari demolishing 100+ Saracens with a well-excecuted charge.

Save possibly seeing them wipe out the entire unit.

[bɑne]

How is the AI handling this change? I can't test it myself at the moment so any info would be appreciated

[Point Blank]

AI does well with it, better than the player IMHO.