What floats your boat?

[Frederickson]

Basically why do you enjoy MM? what makes this mod for you? and why?

Details:
Tell us why you enjoy MM and what features you find the best.
Do not trolololololol
Do not flame.
tell us your opinion.
It will please me to know what you like.

Thank you all for reading 


For me it is the Community which develops within a regiment, and the bayonet fighting. The Bayonet fighting is balanced so its skill not the weapon.

[Rudovich]

Water

[Vincenzo]

Air.

[Lowlander]

Buoyancy.

[Rudovich]

Oh, I should've added, Japan and Pirates.

[5arge]

My boat sank last summer... so... I think this is a rhetorical question.

What I like about MM? Vince's flute. It's long and sleek, and if you blow on the end Vince will dance.

[SvenssonHD]

Currently, I find my boat to be sinking in a matter of a diminishing sought of playing Mount&Musket.

[avion365]

The fact thats its naponleonic wars

[Deofuta]

The sound a volley makes when the muskets are fired just right.

[LittleGuy]

That moment when I'm the last on my team against a large number of enemies. I survive their "puss volley" and proceed to kill them all in melee and win the round.

It does not happen often, but when it does my adrenalin keeps goin' for a while and makes it all worth it. That intense melee high.

[Deofuta]

That moment when I'm the last on my team against a large number of enemies. I survive their "puss volley" and proceed to kill them all in melee and win the round.

It does not happen often, but when it does my adrenalin keeps goin' for a while and makes it all worth it. That intense melee high.

I now must revise my answer.

What floats my boat? Point blanking LittleGuy.

[Refleax]

Melee

[DrTaco]

The sound of a rifle volley fired just right, and the sight of the enemy line breaking a second after.

[WaffleBorn]

Chasing an enemy infantry/skirmisher/artillery regiment straight into the path of a friendly cavalry charge.

Watching my men pull off my weird, made-up formations almost perfectly after a few minutes of training.

And that "HOLY SHIT" moment when a cannonball lands right at your feet but doesn't hit you.

[Munro]

Anything to do with artillery.

I love loading, I love aiming, I love firing, the sound and movement of the cannons are something I enjoy immensely, and of course occasionally getting a kill or two with it :)