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From shield walls, to spear walls, to the "Boars head formation", Northern European warriors were highly effective combatants. (It was Germanic Cavalry, that won Ceasar's campaign in Gaul)
The myth of lacking discipline comes not from their formations, but their mentality. Barbarians, as you might call them, were often warrior societies. Bravery, ferocity, and martial prowess were highly important in their societies. Which made their warriors sometimes hotheaded, and many groups had a reputation for fighting like beasts in the sense that they fought with no sense of self preservation.
Now they were not as well drilled as the romans, no doubt. But that would be better reflected by an increased time to get into formations, or a bit more "lag" when it comes to time a comand is given vs time it is acted on. I'm not a modder, so I don't know how to reflect that. But, well, there it is.