And I love every improvement or changement so far. Well I am 1 hour into a new campaign but I liked th new stealth system and just looking at the encyclopedia relations seems a bit more complex. Loved also the new small things such as troops shouting down your orders. So far soon cool BUT There is one thing which really suck for me and that is the new light system. I really can't see shit in battles, unless with a sun shining at midday. Other than that impossible to fight in the shadows at dawn or even afternoon. And I can't tell if the ai is better or I simply suck. Please tell me there is a fix to this because battles are just becoming a frustrating nightmare... submitted by /u/Plopita [link] [comments]
So the soon release of Bannerlord has inspired me to finally actually try World Conquest in Warband, and I'm wondering how strong I should make my character before I start? By strong I mean not just physically, but how much income and money should I have? How large an army should I be able to field? How much (if any?) right to rule should I need, and most importantly, where should I start?
As of now, I have productive enterprise in about 2/3 of all the cities on the map, a treasury of about 10K, I can field an army of about 100, and I have a measly 12 right to rule. To help me get around I have allies with 7 in pathfinding and spotting, I have Jeremus with 7 in all healing skills, and another ally with 6 in engineering.
I'm not trying to brag at all, because honestly all these things seem really low to me. I've love to have maybe 10 in pathfinding, and the ability to raise an army as large as Harlaus, but I don't know how long I need to grind in order to get there.
My plan for starting would be to take Wercheg from the Nords, since it's on a peninsula and seems easily defendable. Then work to take the rest of the northern Nord lands from there, but I'm open to anyone's suggestions about better places
The final thing I'm worried about is that last time I tried this, I found the people who I handed fiefs to bailed and joined other factions with depressing regularity. I read in a thread here that your lords opinion drops when you hand someone else a fief, and that you actually need to conquer somewhat slowly so that this malus has time to drop and you can hand fiefs at a constant rate without having too many defections. So finally does anyone have any suggestions about how once I have my empire up and running, what sort of rate of conquest I should have, and how fast I should be handing out fiefs to prevent defections?
Submitted October 22, 2019 at 05:21AM by Augustus-- https://ift.tt/32A9kQc
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