Gaining chevrons can be related with how much damage taken by that unit, not only dealt. But I don't really know. What I know that you would take much less damage if you just siege them until they are forced to come out or surrender. But yes, it would delay the action we enjoy so much. Great content by the way. Whatching all decisions you make, spiced with subtle roleplay and character managements is just so chill. I also find your voice soothing.
@@MysteryMysterion Plus unless you budget for mercenaries, Carthage's early troops are crap. The first decent infantry they get - if you don't have Darth Mod - are Lybian spearmen.
Enjoy some Garrum with Chicken, this is great. I has install the Game because of this Gameplay again and enjoy a Scipio Family again(i prefer the Temples of them, Neptun is a good one) and a Seleucid Run in this Moment. Love to see more!
Those Spartan generals must've been real good commanders and had good traits and/or ancilaries to cause such a mass rout. It would've helped to keep your general closer to the front to inspire your troops. That charge was epic for the greeks. Edit: checking out the moment when it all started I also noticed that you let your troops get in to combat quite brazenly. having units on huge scale and then using multiple units to attack in a chokepoint (in the settlements) is bad for their formation, first couple of units charged ahead of the main collumn so the peltasts that weren't routed yet behind them counted as flanking your units giving them a morale penalty. Then you ordered a unit back when they were in battle making them be flanked from the back by the enemy generals no less. Took one unit to rout and the rest followed suit.
Unit morale is cumulative each unit routing of yours is minus one on morale check ,each victorious unit is plus one, having a general with in the radius is plus one.A unit losing a third of its strength is a morale check for the player .AI morale check is different they get more help. WRG rule set . So if you have three units routing your down three on morale ,auto rout.
I was watching your army route and say to my self " that's not funny but your reaction was " I look over at my screen and my whole army is routing after the dead of my general haha sad day 😢
Doing a vanilla Brutti at the moment your fault, anyhow had an equite unit make 1,702 kills and gain two chevrons so to gain a chevron a unit has to make over 800 kills and it is cumulative.I think Generals have to make 1,000 kills for a chevron not cumulative ?
Gaining chevrons can be related with how much damage taken by that unit, not only dealt. But I don't really know. What I know that you would take much less damage if you just siege them until they are forced to come out or surrender. But yes, it would delay the action we enjoy so much.
Great content by the way. Whatching all decisions you make, spiced with subtle roleplay and character managements is just so chill. I also find your voice soothing.
Congrats on the new job! Well deserved
Smashing it CI 🎉
This brings so much memories from childhood. I just always tried to box in scipii, so I don't have to run after them around africa.
It's easy really; just take the settlements and they'll go away like any other faction...
@@NobleKorhedron ye when I played Brutti I went for Carthage and Greece lol and scippi ai went for numidia and Spain lol
And they were weak as he'll they only had like 4 settlements and the starting territory next to rome
@@MysteryMysterion
Plus unless you budget for mercenaries, Carthage's early troops are crap. The first decent infantry they get - if you don't have Darth Mod - are Lybian spearmen.
@@NobleKorhedron there's a Darth Mod for Rome Remastered?!?! 👀
Enjoy some Garrum with Chicken, this is great. I has install the Game because of this Gameplay again and enjoy a Scipio Family again(i prefer the Temples of them, Neptun is a good one) and a Seleucid Run in this Moment. Love to see more!
Those Spartan generals must've been real good commanders and had good traits and/or ancilaries to cause such a mass rout. It would've helped to keep your general closer to the front to inspire your troops. That charge was epic for the greeks.
Edit: checking out the moment when it all started I also noticed that you let your troops get in to combat quite brazenly. having units on huge scale and then using multiple units to attack in a chokepoint (in the settlements) is bad for their formation, first couple of units charged ahead of the main collumn so the peltasts that weren't routed yet behind them counted as flanking your units giving them a morale penalty. Then you ordered a unit back when they were in battle making them be flanked from the back by the enemy generals no less. Took one unit to rout and the rest followed suit.
Unit morale is cumulative each unit routing of yours is minus one on morale check ,each victorious unit is plus one, having a general with in the radius is plus one.A unit losing a third of its strength is a morale check for the player .AI morale check is different they get more help. WRG rule set . So if you have three units routing your down three on morale ,auto rout.
The archers are acting weird because fire-at-will is turned on. It makes them target closer enemies rather than the targets you want.
I was watching your army route and say to my self " that's not funny but your reaction was " I look over at my screen and my whole army is routing after the dead of my general haha sad day 😢
First viewer FOR THE BRUTTI
What mods are you using?
@@anaslatique7468 Family Tree Enhanced, Officers and RTR:IS - Standalone Graphics 👍🏻
What mod is he using for graphics?
@@blahutatudor7472 RTR:IS Standalone Graphics
Doing a vanilla Brutti at the moment your fault, anyhow had an equite unit make 1,702 kills and gain two chevrons so to gain a chevron a unit has to make over 800 kills and it is cumulative.I think Generals have to make 1,000 kills for a chevron not cumulative ?
I would love old Total Wars but with Warhammer diplomacy. Its just frustrating how random diplomacy is in medieval or rome.