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If I'm playing war, I tend to at least start a road heading towards the enemy.
That way the units start travelling as individuals but tend to end up moving in a stack as they near the objective - the terrain will usually bunch up the horses with the swords.
Mind you, I don't use this strategy often - I tend to build until the middle ages, because I tend to find even if I win the war, my Civ is underdeveloped.
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04-05-2003 03:43
) build barracks, then archers and swordsmen as soon as they could. I've been pretty much sending them off towards other civs as they get built. I've noticed that they seem to bunch up and string out. However, I got the most interesting formation I've ever seen before just now 
do your units tend to line up like this?
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