Mount And Blade Game

I've never seen this "capture the enemy" option before, so it was pretty cool seeing something new after playing the game on and off for years. submitted by /u/kas-sol [link] [comments]

Do yall put your fellow faction members into battle as a hero troop? I’ve started to fill the infantry with them but it’s kinda sad when they die lmao Is it worth using them in battle? Does their high skill make a big enough difference? submitted by /u/Wazzammm [link] [comments]

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So I’m at a stalemate with the Khuzaits. I left them unchecked and now it’s down to Aserai vs Khuzaits they got half the map we have the other half. It’s been nothing but back and forth and we’re actually losing. I’m not the faction leader Unqid still is and maybe that’s where my problem is but here’s what I’ve done so far I started recruiting lords/ladys first because that seemed the most logical. Then each time I recruit someone on outside changes sides and leads to another mess so I started capturing the clan leaders and Monchug to stop their aggressiveness and give my faction time to seize their castles/towns but they sue for peace to pay tribute and the majority vote wins and all the prisoners get release but now it’s to the point where peace only last days before either side declares war again. So before I started executing I went back to recruiting and the same thing happens someone on outside switches (so far my relations with the lords that switch are good) so idk why they’...

I don’t think I’ve ever been more annoyed with a game just screwing me over this much. I put the stupid banner together later into my run because I was having fun just playing the game and when I finally did it the game just states “have fun fighting the world forever”. Was there any way to stop it? Or did it auto complete some task/quest because I already controlled most of the empire territory? Sorry if I sound a bit whiny, I just wasn’t expecting to be punished for working on a main quest line in a game. I understand why everyone here is fine with executing lords without a second thought. submitted by /u/MundusPlanus [link] [comments]

What does influence do when you aren't a mercenary or a vassal. Also How am I getting it?? submitted by /u/Corrupt_Observer [link] [comments]