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Crafted weapon bug after loading

Hi, I just encountered this bug. After loading the game my crafted weapons have very small or zero stats. Javelins, 2h swords, 1h swords, polearms, all of them. I've been playing with mods for a long time, but now was the 1st time it happened to me. I saw some posts about this, but haven't found any solution for this. No game fixes, no mods. Do you have any idea how to prevent this bug, or what causes it? Any workarounds? submitted by /u/tothacka [link] [comments]

Bannerlord Tactics & Renown

I was chilling in Pendor late-game, awaiting my CKHO to reach godhood, and I was thinking about how tactics and renown can be expanded upon.

Generally, the player character can be a huge deciding factor in battles/sieges. Especially so in mods like Pendor where you can be a demi-god with amazing stats and items you grind for. However, this is not accounted for. Renown and Tactics could play a part in this for Bannerlord.

If you're an individual lord known for felling many in battles, winning against impossible odds, and just doing things of note; it would be nice if the world could acknowledge it and respond appropriately. Other Lords may think twice of challenging you, or the prideful ones will challenge you to a duel with high stakes for the glory of defeating you. Brigands, even in greater numbers than your own party, will never dare to fight you once they know who you are.

As far as Tactics go, it's a very broad term that can manifest in a variety of ways. Correct me if I'm wrong, but in Warband it simply allows you to start with an advantage in numbers during a battle. This reflects a smaller force being able to minimize the number advantages of the enemy vaguely.

However, what about adding some chances to ambush the enemy commander in their tent/camp type of scenario? A small handful of soldiers sneak into the commanders camp and you can win a battle that way. Maybe you start the battle with a series of pre-made traps giving you a gerry-rigged fortification to fight from. Give more tangible rewards for being a tactical genius on the battlefield. It will make builds more unique when you consider, including other lords, the differences between warrior-kings and merchant kings, and military geniuses.

This is getting long, but basically what are peoples thoughts on expanding the impact of things like renown and skills that aren't directly related to combat?



Submitted January 22, 2018 at 02:02AM by Releasedaquackin http://ift.tt/2BhZmVr

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