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I reckon that the devs will cover the High Medieval age first, before they get to the era of P&S.
This feature is already available when playing the Epic battles in the more recent FoGII series made by the same developers. So there is a good chance that the same feature appears if there's a P&S2.
irrc you can play the battle of Ravenna (1512) on the Spanish side (see the Italian Wars module) + some others downloading in game Community Scenarios : Rocroi (1643), the Dunes (1658)...
I'll take a look to the community scenarios, thanks !
I fail to see the problem with this
So I think I'd advocate, for a 480 P&S unit, 24 figures (2x 8 musketeers + 8 pikemen, on two rows) and would even try 12 figures.
(A zoom would also do the trick.)
+ an officer and a drummer :-)
No you are not. I'm sure most of those who keep on playing P&S1 like its art style. I too really like it and would be very pleased to see it again, enhanced if possible, in a P&S2.
But if it came to what I would prefer, I'd vote to see as many details of the costumes/uniformes, weapons, horses... as possible. Renaissance Tabletop figurines are so great !!!
The artist of this hypothetical P&S 2 could also make it look like a painting of the 17th century, such as those of Van der Meulen : https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Adam_Frans_van_der_Meulen_-_The_crossing_of_the_Rhine_at_Lobith,_12_June_1672.jpg
I am pessimistic that Total War saga will bring a pike and shot title any time soon. For such reason Byzantine Games is my only hope to see another title based on pike and shot era.
This military period is my favourite because of the variety on uniforms, weapons and tactics. 17th century is also interesting because of the evolution of technology, tactics and a wide range of factions involved in wars, not only in land battles but also in naval battles.