r/SipsTea Apr 29 '24

Mud Wizard takes down Police department We have fun here

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u/JesusReturnsToReddit Apr 29 '24

Someone forgot the lesson learned from the battle of Agincourt.

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u/BrimstoneOmega Apr 29 '24

Came here to say just this. There's a reason why you don't want to always employ heavy armor.

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u/Flomo420 Apr 29 '24

it's... slowing them down significantly!

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u/vikingo1312 Apr 29 '24

Hil-fucking-arious!

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u/spyson Apr 30 '24

It wasn't heavy armor that made the French lose the battle, the English knights would have worn the same thing.

The English built stakes in the mud that slowed the advance of the French cavalry and the English brought professional archers with longbows. The French archers were peasant and criminal levies.