I don't remember the exact numbers (and I'm too lazy to check), but I assume the slight strength/defense reduction isn't a huge deal.
Generally though, I think travel time is more important than making the actual fight a few seconds quicker. Lots of ground to cover in this game, you know?
I'm not completely sure. Speed is pretty important for a cavalry unit, because I think it affects trample/charge damage. Also, if you clash with another unit, the faster one wins.
If you like to stand still and go toe-to-toe with enemies, then no doubt male wins. It doesn't really make sense to fight that way with cavalry though, you know?
is there any relation between Samanosuke Yamaguchi and Hidemitsu Samanosuke Akechi ?
energiesoler 5 months ago
Maybe a stupid question here, but why forego strength and defence for speed? U can hit alot harder, so wouldnt that be better?
degreek 2 years ago
I don't remember the exact numbers (and I'm too lazy to check), but I assume the slight strength/defense reduction isn't a huge deal.
Generally though, I think travel time is more important than making the actual fight a few seconds quicker. Lots of ground to cover in this game, you know?
YayMarsha 2 years ago
@YayMarsha
So you play more for a speed run. However, if someone wanted to just annihalate the enemy, (which is normally my tactic, male would be better yes?
degreek 2 years ago
I'm not completely sure. Speed is pretty important for a cavalry unit, because I think it affects trample/charge damage. Also, if you clash with another unit, the faster one wins.
If you like to stand still and go toe-to-toe with enemies, then no doubt male wins. It doesn't really make sense to fight that way with cavalry though, you know?
(That's what lancers are for. Ho ho ho.)
YayMarsha 2 years ago
@YayMarsha Touche
degreek 2 years ago