John Johnston
Recruit

Just curious - I often make a deliberate point of killing/targetting enemy horses, as they're generally not heavily armoured, and as an enemy soldier on foot is vulnerable, slow - very important - and often in a poor position to use that lance they've been toting around. And besides which, watching the horsemen go flying when you total their mount is just *funny*.
How do y'all feel about this ruthless butchery? Good tactical sense, or am I simply besotted with equine massacre?
(incidentally, since purchasing my brand spanking new Heavy Charger, I've not once been unhorsed - the poor brute seems covered head to toe in armour. I've rarely seen enemy soldiers riding chargers, though, the heaviest most of them seem to employ are warhorses, and an awful lot of midrange troops bimble round on unarmoured horses.)
How do y'all feel about this ruthless butchery? Good tactical sense, or am I simply besotted with equine massacre?
(incidentally, since purchasing my brand spanking new Heavy Charger, I've not once been unhorsed - the poor brute seems covered head to toe in armour. I've rarely seen enemy soldiers riding chargers, though, the heaviest most of them seem to employ are warhorses, and an awful lot of midrange troops bimble round on unarmoured horses.)