HRE heavy inf/cav

[bubbathegump]

Is it just me or does hre not have any sort of advanced heavy inf or cav? the most advances stables only produce mounted seargents, why would i pay 9600 for mounted seargents? Please tell me if im missing something here.

[iamsawyer]

i can tell your fairly new so welcome to the forums but your playing early campaign and u have to wait until high era units are enabled i beleive is turn 100 or so then you get to use the high era units and the stables become more important.... If my answer doesnt make much sense im sure an admin will be here soon to help

[chris7ian]

also if you aren't using RR then some units wont be available to you. Its bugged, no way around it until it gets patched. I have had Feudal Knights in an early HRE campaign with RR.

[Heskey]

Please tell me if im missing something here.

Oh yes. Oh yes you are lol

Playing with RR enabled? ;P

[bubbathegump]

Believe so, I played 6.1 for a while without rr so that's probably why I didn't get it.

[Gogolometro]

Did you ever get in a crusade? Go visit Jerusalim with your kaiser, and soon will discover what mean heavy infantry/cavalry Ritten brothers. They will be the best cavalry/infantry in west before pikes&shoot and lancers. Ass to that the ability of recruiting from the biggest mercenary pool from west, from zwihanders to swiss pikes. Once you get citadels, things will became more interesting.
That buildind tell you what will allow you to boild in 1100 if is done, not what you can recruit 200 yaers later.

[crsutton]

Yes, I had the same problem just use the exe program to set up the game again and leave RR "enabled". You will see the units come then, and it turns out that RR is pretty dang nice as well.

[pastolie]

Anyone know which turn it is exactly that you get better units (playing with RR). And at this turn do you unlock everything else that you faction should have?

I was hesitant to play with RR at first, but now... man it is so good.