Alberic Goes to Yeti Jail - Bretonnia vs Ogres // Total War: WARHAMMER 3

[@liamcullen3035]

Ironic that the very unstable gnoblar-on-a-gnoblar model cannot be knocked over 😂

[@Amir-mq4jy]

I love how ogres get in increase in stats by getting paid more from their employer. Ogre union lol

[@michaelblevins1651]

They are the Healthiest blue collar workers

[@rubz1390]

Hulking heavily armoured monsters like Black Orcs and monstrous infantry can get knocked over. Giants can get knocked over. But two flimsy Gnoblars can't get knocked over. Wtf CA

[@TheHandofDestiny]

Clearly you don't know anything about the power of two Gnoblars

[@球海豹]

war hounds also wont get knock over why dont we saw you complaining about it 😅

[@dchumbo4207]

I love the paymaster, will bring him for vibes

[@-nav-398]

I know it would be near impossible to implement, but I would love an idle animation for the piggyback riders where they switch places.

[@charlesman8722]

And to be fair you were playing Britonnia, a faction that lives and dies with its cavalry.

[@MadManchou]

This makes me realise none of the creators I follow have done a Skulltaker vs Alberic fight, or Golgfag vs Karl Franz vs Skulltaker vs Gorbad FFA

[@sg_7178]

Piggyback are broken, thats it. They need a full rework to the model itself, right now they behave like dogs unit, no knockback, goes inside your formation, plus a ridicolous charge bonus for a unit made with two gnoblar dudes on top of eachother.

[@tremulous2830]

But charge bonus is lore and tabletop accurate tho

[@redsalamander9999]

0:00 Getting distinct throwbacks to the "Dahvpays" era.

[@ricardorodriguez2343]

What bretonian emblem is that? Doesnt look familiar?

[@cango8415]

I would nerf piggyback riders charge bonus a bit and call it a day for now and wait for meta to shape until further balance.

[@1995antimage]

Oh no another bretonnia lose :D rough times

[@saschaganser9671]

i think that`s such a BS unit for a strategy game. For sure the Devs never carries someone piggyback, otherwise it wouldn`t be a good unit.