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I don't think it's that of a disadvantage for cavalry though, as heavy cavalry are generally shock cavalry which engages head on and light flanking cavalry move about quicker.
Ill double check the time it takes for the AI to cover the initial deployment space and reconsider.
Thanks!
generally I'm finding in testing that cavalry suffers more than others from this mod as it currently stands, which is a shame because its overall goal and performance for other units seems great so far!
Other than that, I like it!
I haven't changed the AI, but one of the reasons for the running moved to mild is because AI normally runs all the time and exhaust themselves. they're not programmed to walk that muchI think (though it works the same in vanilla game). I know only how to change AI roles assigment in the Land_Units table, not code it anew according to this mod.
I understand the basic concept. In layman's terms, how exactly does all of the above effect how we should play with this mod? And I'm assuming this mod effects Ai opponents as well? This mod won't end up hobbling Ai since they're only programmed to fight in a certain manner less your mod.
Thanks!