It have never happened in my or betatesters games, but 2 players somehow managed to break it. tries to move stacks that consist 1 soldier), may produce unexplained errors. The new garrisons/prisoners hotkeys - on very very rare occasions, due to improper usage by players (e.g. If "Horse Archers AI" is enabled and during the battle player for some reason gives order "follow me", horse archers may start to move towards the map's edge ask them to "hold fire" -> (optional: if you want them to fire, then press "fire at will") -> "follow me" and they will obeyģ. POP's default (build-in Warband's) formations work fine.Ģ. With "advanced formations" use mini-map, "hold this position" and "advance/fall back ten paces" to move groups around. The "hold F1 flag" can't be used together with advanced formations (jkl like shielsdwall), otherwise selected soldiers MAY start to move backward to the edge of the map. I found a wiki page for PoP, so that's giving me pretty good info too.1. Hope it helped.Thanks a ton Nazgul! I didn't meant to single you out like that, but your little light bulb thing showed you were online when I made that post, so I thought I might catch your attention. That's pretty much all I can tell you mate. The Raverstern - I have a VERY short knowledge of them, they are mostly infantry/heavy cavalry, but I can't really say much more as I don't really know.Īnd there's another faction, which I have never even seen in combat. The Empire - The Romans, specializes in extremely powerful infantry, with both ranged and melee attacks, with some light cavalry which are able to get the job done. The Sarleons - The English, specializes in longbowmen and heavy infantry (Mostly the halberadiers) and some strong heavy cavalry.
The D'Shar - The Mongols, specializes in horse archery/ranged horse troops, and other light cavalry troops.
I'm not a real expert, but from what I've seen, this is what I can tell you:
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