olliewilliams01
Sergeant at Arms

I am sorry if this has already been said, i did use the search bar to look for a similar post, but i couldnt find anything.
Anyways the command in M&B lacks depth. There is no realistic strategy to it (no offense, love the game). So what i am thinking is that you keep the mini-map command system but just be able to manually classify troops into platoons, which then you could command the same way with the numbers. Just have seven or eight units you can command and then command them the same way you do now.
How would you control which men were in which platoon? in the party screen, you could put boarders around groups of troop types and you move the troops in and out of the unit boxes the same way you move them around now. When the battle starts, you should get the first man in unit one, the first man in unit two, the first man in unit three all the way up to the last unit and then it goes back to put in the second man from unit one, and this cycle continues until the max number of troops on the battlefield is filled. I think it would ad some real strategy to the game. Also it would be great if you could name the platoons (crossbowmen archers pikemen, or alpha bravo charlie, whatever) so you could keep track of which number was which type of soldier. So what do yall think?
Anyways the command in M&B lacks depth. There is no realistic strategy to it (no offense, love the game). So what i am thinking is that you keep the mini-map command system but just be able to manually classify troops into platoons, which then you could command the same way with the numbers. Just have seven or eight units you can command and then command them the same way you do now.
How would you control which men were in which platoon? in the party screen, you could put boarders around groups of troop types and you move the troops in and out of the unit boxes the same way you move them around now. When the battle starts, you should get the first man in unit one, the first man in unit two, the first man in unit three all the way up to the last unit and then it goes back to put in the second man from unit one, and this cycle continues until the max number of troops on the battlefield is filled. I think it would ad some real strategy to the game. Also it would be great if you could name the platoons (crossbowmen archers pikemen, or alpha bravo charlie, whatever) so you could keep track of which number was which type of soldier. So what do yall think?




