WINGED HUSSAR (Poles) vs EVERY UNIQUE UNIT (Total Resources) | AoE II: Definitive Edition

The Winged Hussar is a unit of the Poles and Lithuanians in Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition - Dawn of the Dukes. It is an upgrade to Light Cavalry which works as a better but more expensive Hussar upgrade (+100 food and +200 gold).
In the total resources series, we consider 100 Food = 100 Wood = 100 Gold. In the equal resources series, we consider 100 Food = 100 Wood = 17 Gold.
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[@sanguineaurora8765]

4:40 Historically accurate gameplay. THEN THE WINGED HUSSARS ARRIVED...

[@DimitryDonskoy777]

4:40 Cannonballs coming down from sky Jannisaries are you ready to die

[@medalex195322]

4:38 "Janissaries, are you ready to die?!"

[@ringofasho7721]

William Wallace at 0:53: "You tell them Scotland's sons and daughters are free!" William Wallace at 1:13: "We'll make spears"

[@theobald_indoaoe]

The balanced thing here is Polish Winged Hussars die fast to ranged units while ranged units die fast to Polish Winged Hussars. Otherwise, Polish Winged Hussars are superior in melee battle by trading much more efficient costs.

[@debicadude]

thanks great job! The +1 meele armor really does wonders for those Wingy Boys vs Infantry (if they are not TK lol) even without plate barding

[@ssssdsdddbb]

It certainly helps, but I think that's minor. What's really shining here is the trample damage, especially combined with the extra attack.

[@quakethedoombringer]

Based on the fight with Sergeants (the closest examples here to a Champion), yeah I would say the results are fairly close but will definitely win out in the end because they are trash units

[@paladin2086]

4:58 A hussar moonwalking

[@kankantona9070]

2:37 32 winged Beating 28 samurai is impressive... Didn't expect at all!

[@quakethedoombringer]

Samurai only has bonus damage against Castle unit. Otherwise their stats are fairly mediorce

[@thecurtan]

after that , poles hussar need bigger buff for historically ballance

[@ssssdsdddbb]

How about one with regular, generic hussars now, for comparison? And if possible, maybe a stronger hussar too, such as Tatars one. Also, thanks for the service, it saves us a lot of work with testing this kinda stuff.

[@krzysztofa.848]

There should be some kind of summary at the end...

[@barybary42]

Would be nice to list the total cost of all the upgrades needed for each unit used here.

[@superfrycook6360]

0:35 Who would win? - Mounted Winged Boys - OR - - Medieval Mounted Roman Chads

[@simhanssens7331]

Those are cataphracts from the byzantines

[@superfrycook6360]

@@simhanssens7331 Byzantines are Medieval Romans.

[@zaneh8670]

are these with or without Lechtic legacy?

[@LuxiBelle]

Flaming Camels was satisfying

[@LotuX_Lach_05]

What happen if you made boyard elite vs the crusader knights?

[@quakethedoombringer]

My biggest issue is that Winged Hussars are supposed to be Heavy Cavalry and not like trash units like this. My takeaway is to either have them replace the Knight entirely (with completely new stats to make them suit the heavy cav role) or have them as Castle units

[@kowal3d]

They were heavy cavalry only since late 16th century.

[@footballcontentandvideo9547]

Maybe polish discount cavalier vs every unique unit with total resources

[@BlackuKnighto]

4:57 that one hussar galloping off turned around and ran backwards

[@LotuX_Lach_05]

Is satisfactory the sound of the units dieying.

[@FuelDropforthewin]

Looks like heavy cav, Teutonic knights, and anti cav units are the counter.

[@quakethedoombringer]

The problem is that if you have enough stables and farms, you can pretty much overwhelm your opponent with the Winged Hussars

[@donutkanaal]

None of these test have cavalry archers trying to kite

[@user-gm9xd4tc1v]

o , kurwa mach )

[@almarian6585]

So we have uniqe and very expensive riders, also very good againts havy infantry and other cavalry in the past. In the AoE is trash unit, but obuch is uniqe unit...well done

[@RllXeron]

In years 1500-1550 Polish winged hussars were quite a trash unit. Light cav unit without armor and without long Spears. Regards from Poland. PS. For the Obuch? I HAVE NO IDEA WHERE THEY GET THEM xD

[@almarian6585]

@Adam Specht In the early 16th century in Poland, Hussar Was Serbian mercenaries with shortes spears, shields and light armors but use also the same tactics. So this is not trash unit. If they want to chose trash unit in the game, it should be tatar cavalry. Tatars live to this day in Poland and Lithuania. Obuch have sens but not with hamers, the should have havy flail

[@elduquecaradura1468]

to be honest, the Winged Hussars aren't that impressive compared to generic hussars w/bloodlines: Generic Hussars w/bloodlines have 95 hp, 7+4 attack, 0+3 melee armor and 2+4 ranged armor polish Winged Hussars have 100 hp, 9+4 attack, 1+2 melee armor (same whatsoever) and 2+2 ranged armor and the Winged Hussar's upgrade is much more expensive than the Hussar one, neither to mention the Imperial upgrade that gives the trample damage (circumstancial use, still doesn't make to worth as is an expensive upgrade)

[@karolcarolos]

Poland shoud be White - red colour and more like Magydar winged hussar. 🇵🇱

[@quaintserpent]

I hate Microsoft’s decision for making them so weak. Its not history accurate. Winged hussar were diffrent formation than hussars. They should be separate and gold cost unit with better stats and bonus vs archer or gunpowder. This civ bonus is pathetic btw 😂👎🏻 Couldn’t they make them more shock cavalary? Ahhh and yea if it’s winged hussar why the regular one still has the wings as well?🙉 in my opinion giving them base 120 hp 13 base attack, 1/2 base armor, same speed as hussar line and 60 food and 35-45 gold cost seems balanced. It’s ok they would still have regular hussar with missing final armor but the image of winged hussar wouldn’t be ashamed. They were not meat shield… .

[@bartek05303]

Winged hussars as heavy cavalry didn't exist in the middle age

[@FullOilBarrel]

nerf hussars

[@RobertoLee09]

Winged Hussar are you ready to nerf?

[@Artuditu123]

They still die like a flies to ranged units with some halbs to screen them. I would wait for stable statistics of new civs

[@stefanandrejcik571]

Wtf dude they need buff

[@theobald_indoaoe]

@@Artuditu123 ranged units also die easily to them. Both sides just die easily. They are also the strongest light cavalry against halberdiers. They are just bad at raiding or fighting nearby fortifications

[@quakethedoombringer]

@@theobald_indoaoe which isn't saying much since you don't send light cav to fight harberdiers, unless it's the absolute necessity and even then they still need archers escort