The three arms in the barracks can also be upgraded through training and combat.

Upgraded to three prefixes: sophistication, guard, and empire.

However, as a specialized military corpse of British forces, the upgrade has one more level, the Imperial Red Musketeer, which is much stronger than the ordinary top musketeer.

For example, the ability to shoot a volley within 18 meters with a gunfire!

If Luo Tianjie uses prestige to train directly, the top-level troops will be produced, that is, throwing an ordinary Edward town residents into the residents and performing a "miracle" by consuming prestige, the resident will instantly become the top-level imperial red musketeer.

If you train in the conventional way, it will be very difficult.

Training alone can’t improve the level no matter how long it takes. The trained musketeers or other troops must be pulled out to fight a battle.

For the previous upgrade, you don’t have to choose too powerful opponents, let alone fight hard battles and cause too much damage. As long as it is a practical battle, you can get back to the barracks for a short training session and you can upgrade to the level of sophistication.

At this time, if you want to upgrade, you have to pull out an opponent with similar military strength to fight a battle.

Or through multiple small-scale encounters, the number can be superimposed to achieve qualitative change, and then you can return to the military camp to train for a short time, and upgrade from the level of sophistication to the level of escort.

The most difficult thing to be promoted is the top-level troops. Soldiers at the escort level must fight at least one tough battle, or accumulate dozens of small and ordinary battles before they can train them into imperial-level soldiers in the military camp.

In the era of queuing and shooting, soldiers at the imperial level have become the top elite infantry.

On this basis, the British Musketeers can be promoted to the Imperial Red Clothes level at the Imperial level.

This requires at least three tough battles as the foundation...

Let’s not talk about how to fight three tough battles. How many imperial-level soldiers can be left after three tough battles?

Therefore, after Luo Tianjie saw the promotion model of conventional soldiers, he knew that pursuing top troops was too luxurious. Even if he pieced out all the people in Edward Town, he might not be able to piece together a company's top musketeer.

However, the elite level of the imperial red musketeers here has surpassed the most capable army in history when the British Empire was the most glorious. They can handle all combat tasks, and their hard-working spirit is completely equated with the iron army under a certain kind of politic education!

For example, if you lie in the snow and freeze to death, you will not move and expose yourself!

It can be said that apart from tool soldiers, this is already the limit that real soldiers can achieve!

Not to mention that the marksmanship of the Imperial Red Musketeer is comparable to that of the sharpshooter. If the flintlock rifle in his hand is not accurate enough, he could be used as a sniper.

Even the shortcomings of hand-to-hand combat ability do not exist, because they all crawled out of the dead and experienced many major battles. They will be the perfect soldier king in the future!

From this perspective, using prestige to directly train Luo Tianjie is not a big loss.

Of course, it’s also a loss if you don’t lose much. Luo Tianjie will never do such a loss-making business!

After seeing the military camp, Luo Tianjie walked less than a hundred meters away to the other side of the military camp, and a complex of buildings with an area of ​​slightly smaller than that of the military camp appeared in front of him.

From time to time, the neighing of horses came from inside.

This is the stables in Edward Town.

Although Edward's town lacks horses, it does not mean there is no horse. In addition to ordinary slow horses, there are also many high-quality fast horses that can be used for combat. The previous scouts and scouts in Edward's town were riding this kind of horse.

After this stable received the bonus of the Imperial Age system function, the efficiency of horse breeding has been incredible, and the proportion of war horses has also been continuously increasing.

Of course, the building complex in front of Luo Tianjie was not the main site for breeding horse breeds, but a cavalry camp connected to the stables.

In the game, the stables are both places for raising horses and barracks for training cavalry, so they are naturally merged together with the two buildings of Edward Town.

【Stables: A place where cavalry can be trained and upgraded.

Stables are the place where various cavalry units are produced, and they are also a place where improved technologies can be provided that can increase cavalry units' endurance and elimination of damage.

You can train groups of five units at a time in the stable. As long as you have the ability to afford it, you can train as many units as you want, but each additional group will be pushed behind the previous one.

Stables are very cheap buildings, so it is helpful to increase the number of stables to produce units quickly, or use a single stable to strengthen the soldier's abilities.

Historical background: Stables are places where animals are kept (usually horses). In the new world, horses are important for survival, so every inn, home, and town must have stables to take care of these important animals.

Horses were used to travel, plow fields, and until the mid-twentieth century, horses were still visible on the battlefield.

The "Station Act" passed by the British Parliament in 1765 allows British soldiers to occupy any inhabitable buildings.]

After Luo Tianjie briefly glanced at the introduction of the stable, he began to check the types of troops that the stable could train.

There are only two basic cavalry types that can be trained in British forces that cannot be matched with the cavalry country...

[Light Cavalry: Light Cavalry equipped with sharp weapons.

Light cavalry is a light cavalry with excellent speed and attack power, but does not have long-range attack capabilities, which shows that light cavalry is very fragile before getting close to the enemy.

Despite this, they are the fastest units in the game, able to defeat enemies at lightning speed.

Light cavalry is the basic main force of the cavalry unit for civilizations that can use them. They are good at attacking artillery and fighting with other cavalrymen. When they encounter units with higher health and attack power such as spearmen, they can quickly leave the battlefield.

Historical background: La Salle, the most heroic and capable light cavalry commander in Napoleon's army, once said loudly that any light cavalry who lives over 30 years old is a "villain".

The light cavalry was known for his fierceness and ferocity when he entered and left the battlefield. They were mostly rough and rude, with only a few exceptions. For example, the "Prussian ghost-headed light cavalry" had strict discipline.

The tasks of the light cavalry include reconnaissance, collecting intelligence, pursuing enemy cavalry, and assisting in the mobilization of defense and protection troops. They are an outstanding cavalry who are brave and adventurous.

During the Battle of Waterloo, the Prussian light cavalry led by Wellington was dressed in a quiet black style. The military helmet with a white skull and two human bones crossed the symbols below it.

The standard weapon of light cavalry is the curved knight sword, sometimes wearing a Mauser rifle or pistol.]

"This light cavalry is almost the same as the original scout and scout cavalry in Edward's town."

Thanks to the Taoist monks of the Heavens for rewarding 100 starting points coins.
Chapter completed!