Lonecat Nekophrodite
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Third of the 'Infantry' unit class (As I said, this class is a proposal by Boris as a combined Melee and Anticavalry class. and I'm working on it now to include it into my mod. he strongly disagrees with current class system and he proposed that Melee and Anticavalry class should be combined.
1. When should Line Infantry appears?
A. Late Renaissance (With tech modding to elongate the era, where Pike&Shot and this unit can be made in the same era.
B. Early Industrial (With Military Science tech unlocked it)
2. What should the role of Rifleman be?
A. Infantry Class
B. Recon Class
C. Nah. They shouldn't be here. particularly with Linear Infantry available just a few turns before Rifling is completed. There are better alternatives. Actually they're the same as 'Infantry' now.
And how should Koniggratz 'Prussian Needle Gun troopers soundly defeated obsolete Austrians in 1866' be presented in game terms to prove that breech loading rifles are superior to ones with muzzle loaders..
3. When should 'Infantry' Appears. what did they actually represents?
A. 1880s Infantry units armed with repeating rifles.
B. WW1 Doughboys
C. Common soldiers in both world wars before advent of Assault Rifles.
1. When should Line Infantry appears?
A. Late Renaissance (With tech modding to elongate the era, where Pike&Shot and this unit can be made in the same era.
B. Early Industrial (With Military Science tech unlocked it)
2. What should the role of Rifleman be?
A. Infantry Class
B. Recon Class
C. Nah. They shouldn't be here. particularly with Linear Infantry available just a few turns before Rifling is completed. There are better alternatives. Actually they're the same as 'Infantry' now.
And how should Koniggratz 'Prussian Needle Gun troopers soundly defeated obsolete Austrians in 1866' be presented in game terms to prove that breech loading rifles are superior to ones with muzzle loaders..
3. When should 'Infantry' Appears. what did they actually represents?
A. 1880s Infantry units armed with repeating rifles.
B. WW1 Doughboys
C. Common soldiers in both world wars before advent of Assault Rifles.
