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Napoleon: Total War 1vs1: National Guard vs Austrian Landwehr

Napoleon: Total War 1vs1: National Guard vs Austrian Landwehr Nation: France vs Austria AI Strength: normal The National Guard are better than generic French militia, but are correspondingly a little more expensive to train and maintain. They are still no match for dedicated line infantry, though, and are best suited to garrison duty (where they have a bonus just like other militia units). National Guard are unavailable for recruiting in the Europe Campaign, though France starts with five of them. They are available in the Italian campaign, however. In the early game, where funds can be short, National Guard can be crucial for maintaining the line of battle thanks to their better than average morale relative to other militia. Landwehr are militia units for most German factions, including Austria and Prussia. They are the standard (and only) militia type unit recruited by all German factions that exist at the start of the Europe Campaign. Emergent German factions, however (Hannover and Westphalia) recruit militia instead. With the exception of generals, landwehr are the cheapest units in the factions that can recruit them. This, combined with their quick training time and their bonus to garrison policing bonus, make them the best troops for improving public order in regions by a considerable margin. Standard landwehr are statistically identical to militia, though Prussian and Austrian landwehr have unique statistics. Prussian Landwehr are generally superior to Austrian Landwehr, boasting superior accuracy and considerably better reloading skill at the cost of slightly weaker defense. They are more or less on par with the French National Guard, which have slightly worse accuracy, slightly better charging bonus, morale, and defense, but are more expensive to train and maintain. British Fencibles have slightly superior reloading skill and charging bonus, but are about 30% more expensive to train and maintain. Finally, Russian Opelchenie have better defense, morale, and a far superior charging bonus, but pay for this with abysmal reloading and accuracy. The fairly good statistics on Prussian Landwehr allow them to act as cheap substitutes for their musketeers (who themselves are only average as line infantry). This is particularly true if Conscript Infantry Tactics is researched, improving their morale, and a general is nearby to rally them should they waver. Austrian Landwehr are much less able to fulfill this role due to their very poor shooting statistics--they fare more poorly in this regard than generic landwehr fielded by other German factions. Their slightly superior defence does not really make up for this. ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ My Discord channel:   / discord   #TotalWar1vs1 #TotalWar #Napoleon