Gustav - Teuton Knight
Sergeant at Arms
Shamble said:Was quite nice and fun, thanks for the event
Someone that is not crying! nice! I'm glad you liked it, we expect you for next sunday!
Shamble said:Was quite nice and fun, thanks for the event
Haresus said:"Well, that escalated quickly."
It was a decent event, but it ended up in a whole lot of insults at the end. If the rules were a bit clearer, and a couple of more infantry regiments were there, I think it would have been better.
Well, i had to leave before the end, and didn't know that it ended with some issues. And that was my first big Deluge event, i have nothing to compare withGustav - Teuton Knight said:Someone that is not crying! nice! I'm glad you liked it, we expect you for next sunday!
This Shows how after I said no more bows you just continued using them hehe... Nice vid ChW!flacktub said:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0enrVWFMhGY - Highlights from last battle 30.09
There were many pikemen, at least not less than the musketeers, and if I am not mistaken, even more.YourStepDad said:I watched the previously linked by flacktub and I'd like to say what I think.
The Polish setup simply was better than the Swedish, HOWEVER - It is their own fault.
Until the very end, I saw almost no pikemen. WHY?
And the musketeers, which were the most numerous, were absolutely useless and vulnerable to cavalry. They just got cut down when charged by cavalry.
More pikemen and less muskets(Tercio for crying out loud!) and it would have been different.
Still, I enjoyed it. Would have been far more epic if it played out on Kirchholm, and the musketeers would not be as vulnerable.
YourStepDad said:Then I suppose I've gotten the wrong impression. I could really see no more than 2 pikemen at the same time before the very end.
But what Kuroi is saying makes a lot of sense, and in my opinion should stay that way. However, I do strongly think horse health needs a nerf.
Musketeers are simply very vulnerable and ineffective without proper protection, when pitted against mobile cavalry.
I still have a miny dream to see a small properly squared tercio with a double row of pikemen on every side, and musketeers inside. Now THAT would make for some difference, even if it would make horse archers even deadlier.
Hm, that would better against cav charges, but vulnerable to infantry flank attacks and have less mobility, than our version(We have double row of pikemen in the middle and row of musketeers on the flanks)YourStepDad said:I still have a miny dream to see a small properly squared tercio with a double row of pikemen on every side, and musketeers inside.Now THAT would make for some difference, even if it would make horse archers even deadlier.
KuroiNekouPL said:I would like to notice, that the rule about no bows is absolutely ridiculous. The weapon is not overpowered. The tercio tactic is simply very bad against it. If you want a "realistic" battle, you can't ban one of the most frequently used weapon of the time. (In case of cavalry)
What I see here is you trying to do anything possible to make tercio tactics prevail. Lack of engineers is a good example, since one or two grenades would make a short work of your weak, tightly packed formation. Ban on cannons apply here too.
If you want your event to be successful, you can't put such restrictions, because it makes the whole thing awfully dull. Otherwise simple call it line battles and ban cavalry as whole, why not?