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From the patch notes
You tell them to charge, or engage, and they will attack... so yes it does work.
I've seen this work in my game. Oftentimes I delegate just to see how the AI does it. Most archers will fall back behind infantry if melee gets close. Fian Champions pull out swords and get chopping along with the infantry. Not sure how I feel about that yet.
Well no. Both charge and engage is "move towards the enemy and attack them." not "attack them, but no move order". Point being, I dont want my archers to break their formation to go chasing after enemies not in range, or chasing after those running away.
Exactly, I dont want them to charge or engage, I want them to target a formation with no additional steps.
This kind of stuff is extremely crucial when using terrain or fighting against larger numbers.
Wait for your targeted formation to get in range, then tell your force to attack. One of the commands (F7 I think?) tells them to stop moving.
Charge does not keep formation and they attack whenever they can while advancing until they are range effective (like they can start shooting earlier but they do jack damage like -8 tops to the chest to an unarmored target when they start shooting).
Engage keep formation, and they advance until they are at effective range and then they start shooting. While in engage they also try to keep that same distance, ie if you commended them engage to infantry when they infantry pushes they start walking backwards and while you dont stop them from shooting with f4 they just skirmish with that formation.
If you tell them to engage they will move in range and fire, if the enemy start get closer, they will fall back and and keep at range and fire afaik.
If you tell them to charge, they will close into range and keep fire at enemy, they will avoid rush into melee until they out of arrows, but they will defend themselves if attacked in melee (where as if you use engage, they would try fall back and avoid melee all together).
If you just want them to sit perfect in uniform lines, then move them around yourself.