"The most troublesome thing about European civilizations is their knights."0

Cookie had said this when planning a strategy against European nations.0

"Knights are dangerous, especially for civilizations specializing in ranged weapons like Korea. They’re all a headache from France’s second era royal knights to England's templars and Germany’s third era Teutonic knights." 0

The reason for all of them was similar.0

"These units basically only receive half damage from ranged attacks. Their armor simply deflects most arrows with insufficient draw strength."0

This made killing knights with ranged attacks nearly impossible. Without firearms like muskets and hand cannons that appeared in the fourth era, fighting knights with ranged attacks was foolish.1

"However, there is a way to take them down from a distance."0

It wasn’t that knights were invincible at long range. While facing knights solely with bows was certainly foolish, what if a coordinated attack was launched?0

"Archers have to coordinate with spearmen."0

The story would be different with spearmen. It was a classic strategy for spearmen to wait in ambush and rush out to counter the knights drawn in by the archers. Once the spearmen...0