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In time, what are good retinues composition? That is one of the things that elude me when playing the game, I mostly win due to sheer army size but I'd like to understand these kind of things.
It is possible to start earlier, if the enemy is stupid to put over 60% of units as archers, or if you put a lot of heavy cav + heavy inf on your side.
It will only happen if you have more than 1% of living units as heavy cavalry.
It has a weight of 3, so not common.
If the general have martial 9 and the army is minimum 70% heavy cavalry and minimum 30% pikes, the weight of 3 is multiplied by 1.5, going to 4.5
If you fulfill all the 3 criteria (almost impossible) the tactic have a weight of 7.5
If you fulfill 2 of the criteria you have a weight of 6.
Yes, the first modifier is almost impossible, it is worse because it considers living units, not possible ones, on the moment it changes to the meele phase.
Good retinue composition is the one that benefits from your cultural building.
The best one is one that is tailored to crush the enemy one.