Sure, I’ve tried it a few times. If you strip it down to the basics, the English were outnumbered about 4 to 1, but the French had most of their troops in the open. The longbowmen could fire 10–12 arrows a minute, each striking the front of the enemy ranks before the knights could close. That’s like giving the English a 30‑percent boost in damage per minute, while the French gained nothing. Once the first volleys shattered the French formation, the odds swung dramatically in England’s favour, turning a numerical disadvantage into a decisive tactical win. It’s a neat example of how a small technological edge can flip the math on the battlefield.