Total War: Attila

[Androidpk]

Does it affect gameplay?

[Gelston]

Does it affect gameplay?

No, only visuals as far as I can tell.

[Wrathbringer]

So how much of your life have you wasted on this game so far?

[Gelston]

So how much of your life have you wasted on this game so far?

Less than you've wasted being a cocksucker.

[Taernath]

They can arc and they wreck cavalry. Notice I don't have any spearmen in that army? My tagmata cavalry also wreck pretty much any other cavalry I come across as well.

The crossbow is actually what Richard the Lionheart used against Saladin's superior skirmishing cavalry forces. They'd trail his army as the marched next to the water, and when they got too close, the crossbowmen would wreck them.

Huh, you're right... I tried a custom battle just now and crossbows functioned more or less as shorter ranged archers. I swear it was different earlier.

[Gelston]

Huh, you're right... I tried a custom battle just now and crossbows functioned more or less as shorter ranged archers. I swear it was different earlier.

When your troops are in melee, if you target the line they are fighting, it will shoot straight into your guys backs. I usually turn off autofire when it gets to melee.

Crossbows also seems to have a wider field of fire. They'll shoot directly to their side without turning, which is great for those Cavs that try to flank you.

[Gelston]

Ancient Empires finally released their first public beta.

Here is my legion under Lucius Julius Caesar attacking the barbarian hordes.