Husaria wore sometimes 2 pistols, sometimes one and sometimes they have even a carbine. Their whole inventory often was of different variety. But you know, their power came from swiftness of their charge not pistol shooting. Witnessing that time period battle would be great, as long as we would be w...

Husaria was "made" mostly for eastern enemies- tattars, ottoman, wallachian, moldovan or moscovite cavalry. They have to use faster horses- in fight with western cavalry it gave them advantage of more maneuver. With that kind of swift charge they manage to brake livonian's cuirassiers in K...

Interesting ideas. It would be nice for Husaria to withdraw (disengage) more often when charge is not successful. They did that quite a lot, e.g. battle of Klushino, when there were several charges and withdrawings on single target (in controlled manner). I don't know if it's possible in game mechan...

Swedes have 5 units of cuirassiers in Kokenhausen vs 4-6 (depends on player choice) winged hussars. After third try I manage to score 57% to 61% but its kind of pyrrhic victory. Husaria can easily destroy mounted arquebuisers, but with cuirassiers they have a problem. All depends on initial charge, ...

Hi, I was wondering why winged hussars are so lame against sweden cuirassiers? Historically, swedish cavalry was no match for polish hussars so it's quite odd for me. I'm aware of many myths around winged hussars, and they wasn't invincible all the time but it's simply strange to me that on Kokenhau...