Bannerlord F6 guide (all you need to know about it)

Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord4 · 47 ratings8.2k views29 favorites2 min readby Arkew Von GrefferUpdated 16 Nov, 2023View on Steam ↗

what F6 does

The F6 function give command of all your troops to the AI.

Your army composition affect how the AI gonna command your troops.

Cavalry

they alway gonna make 2 groups of cavalry for cover each flank and charge horse archer who come close or when hostilities between infantry/archer begin.

if you have to many cavalry they gonna give the charge to ennemy

horse archer

they rush ennemy and harass them for slow their formation and sometime gonna try to kite ennemy cavalry to your archer and infantry.

Infantry and Archer

the most complex part because their number affect directly how the F6 ai gonna command them
generally the difference need to be very low between archer and infantry

Infantry:

if you have more archer/crossbow (or near equal as infantry) units they gonna go at range of ennemy archer and stop.

if you have lot more infantry than archer they gonna rush until they are in melee range and beat the sh** out of them.

Archer:

if you have a lot more infantry than them they gonna be less usefull (except for hunt horse archer and ennemy cavalry).

if not they gonna go in first line when your infantry gonna reach the range of ennemy archer and shot them to death (or until ennemy infantry begin to come to close of them they gonna go behind and infantry gonna automaticly charge).

if ennemy cavalry come to attacks them they gonna go behind friendly infantry until they leave.

Exception to the rule:

If the ennemy army have a lot more archer and a low number of infantry (or not) the infantry gonna select the charge option instead of go to ennemy archer range and stop.

End of this guide

It's the end of this guide i not studied a lot of army composition but shared all info i got in this guide.

Have a nice days

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