If they charge the archers on the hill, your infantry will quickly follow into their rear. With luck you can even field three detachments (cavalry/horse archers, melee infantry, archers). My favourite in an ambush, if geography permits, is to put an archer-laden detachment (with a yari unit or two to defend against cavalry charges and to buy time against melee infantry) on a hill on one side of the enemy, and your strong melee units on the other. archers get left behind.and cause a rout, even with inferior forces, because of your flanking advantage. The AI likes to get to withdraw safe ground on a battlefield in an ambush. If you play an ambush right (I often had to quit halfway and reload if I was really desperate) you can divide the enemy's army in two. Sometimes your armies do stupid things while in an ambush.Īlso here I regard ambushes as very important. I do this to counter the annoying effect of having no slo-mo.
Then you can reload - but only at that exact battle. Also a trick is that you can alt-tab and quit a critical battle if it goes really badly.
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