Thus, unless you are riding around with a huge cavalry contingent (which is normally not the case when trading but may be the case during the greatest of wars), having a few spare horses along will definitely help you out while trading. approximately a 60% load of trade goods), the movement speed was:Ĩ.2 daytime, 4.9 nighttime with 11 horses in inventoryĨ.0 daytime, 4.8 nighttime with 6 horses in inventoryħ.1 daytime, 4.3 nighttime with 0 horses in inventoryħ.1 daytime, 4.3 nighttime with 11 horses in inventoryħ.1 daytime, 4.2 nighttime with 6 horses in inventoryĦ.9 daytime, 4.2 nighttime with 0 horses in inventoryĦ.2 daytime and 3.7 nighttime with 11, 6, and 0 horses. The Skimmer, your memory or the Taleworld's forum is wrong in more than 6 packhorses slowing you down.Īs a test example, with an inventory management of 4, all mamlukes and horsed companions, and pathfinding 12, with 1276.0 weight of goods (i.e. Wyvern, I performed a quick test and you are both right and wrong - right that the importance of pack horses declines with the increasing size of a cavalry contingent in the army, wrong in that it does not make a difference. Okay, I can't stand this guessing game any longer when it is so trivial to determine an answer that is good enough for practical purposes.
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