The 1.4.15 update, as i understand it with my limited knowledge, nerfed cavalry in AI vs AI battles, so Khuzaits and Vlandians, in this playthrough, haven't steam rolled anyone. But to think Caladog could get those dirty tree fuckers to actually push to the western sea is mind boggling to me. Even Husn Fulq has stayed Aserai this whole time. I think the change they made makes the game more unpredictable, and more interesting in the long run. Really like this update so far TW, thank you. Now just unfuck smithing stamina so I dont take a whole ass year to get 20 levels and I'd be truly thankful. submitted by /u/RamshackleHunt22 [link] [comments]
First of all, my idea of assigning fiefs to my vassals is to assign a certain town or castle to a lord and the surrounding villages around it, all to a single vassal. This idea helps boost your relation to the certain lord that you have assigned a fief to. However, it deteriorates your relation to the other lords, especially when they are circumstantial and dishonorable.
Second, assigning fiefs can be the core which decides your relations towards your vassals. It is inevitable that as a ruler, there will be more vassals that will hate you than the vassals that will like you. Most of the time, I just let them stay hateful towards me. I do not indict anyone for treason as in the first time that I did, everyone hated me. Never in any of my game have I seen any of my vassals rebel so I am curious of what will happen if they did.
- How do you assign fiefs to your vassals? Do you depend on the their support to whom should receive the certain fief? Do you depend on the renown of your vassals?
- How do you treat the vassals that have bad relations towards you? Do you indict them for treason? What happens when your relations towards them became too severe?
I am not really asking for tips. I am just interested on seeing how other players perceive and idealize their game.
Submitted June 20, 2019 at 06:52AM by IAmDangerous1 http://bit.ly/2Rp1eoM
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