chivalrous generals or dread ones?

[molonthegreat]

what kind of generals do you think you will have in MTWII and what are the differences?
i think my generals will be dread ones because in rome i usualy slaughter the population and in medieval i dont think i will take many prisoners. and how different are the chivalrous generals from the dread ones?

[Little Legionaire]

what kind of generals do you think you will have in MTWII and what are the differences?
i think my generals will be dread ones because in rome i usualy slaughter the population and in medieval i dont think i will take many prisoners. and how different are the chivalrous generals from the dread ones?

I think they'll have their own ads and disads. Just like Ghengis Khan and Saladin example. My example shall follow Saladins path to victory. Ruthless warrior in field but tolerant man after battle even to his enemies who deserves a true hospitality and respect.

[molonthegreat]

I think they'll have their own ads and disads. Just like Ghengis Khan and Saladin example. My example shall follow Saladins path to victory. Ruthless warrior in field but tolerant man after battle even to his enemies who deserves a true hospitality and respect.

sladin was a ver chivalrous general i think he would get 10+ in chivalry

[Ragss]

Most of my 8 or 9 star generals in MTW were 'butchers' etc. Nothing like charging a mediocre unit with a 9 dread 9 star 9 valour general and watching them get run over like little children by a drunk truck driver.

[Tzar]

Dread ones, no prisoners

[Mr Tuna]

Agree

[Little Legionaire]

Blade has two sides. Sharpened side cuts off who brings infamy to the world and the other side seperates him from certain death.

[guyyug]

my general will charge in with his knights against the enermies of the pope, chivalous mine will hopefully be

[Donasin]

Dread: France, all the Italian States and any Catholic Faction that feels like defending them.

Chivalrous: Scotland and for my Crusades

[carl-the-conqueror]

does this mean that its simply more chivalry = less dread? or are they doing it completely differently?

[MadeManG74]

With the Management scrolls of RTW gone, will the Dread/Chivalry have an effect on city management? if so that will probably influence my decisions, but overall id prefer to have a Chivalrous General, i assume it would make diplomacy easier, and win me some support of close by nations. Of course id like to have a few dreaded guys hanging around for when you absolutely, positively have to waste every mutha in the settlement, accept no substitutes lol

[KaerMorhen]

Dread Ones, nothing left behind just dust and bones, no prisoners - that's for Crusades, political, influence and managment skills for Europe!!!

[Kanfoosh]

I hope being chivalrous will make my allies honour me and dread make them fear me

[alman9898]

Dread, dread, dread

[Matty_P]

i hope to find a pleasant balance between the two. dread for those who need to be made to tremble, and chivalry for those who i wish to aid and protect.

[shadyrome]

i keep the prisoner = money

[Anarius]

I'm usually mercyfull to brave little states (unless they're cowards) and slaughter rebells and traitors.

[Aether]

indeed chivalrous towards mighty foes and no mercy for rebel slaves or foes who cower away

[GVP]

I chose chivalrous, so I can liberate the world from dreaded generals and kings.
And for those who don't know chivalrous generals add bonuses to your army, while dreaded ones scare the enemy army.

[Spart]

Real mean crazy bastards of course. I always executed the prisoners in Medieval. No mercy. Just for that sound when you press that "sword" button...