So, I end up loading into a fight after reading the Auto Resolve where it says that the battle location takes place in the "Plains" as well as looking visually at where im located on the map with not a single tree in sight around me, and then i get a marsh surrounded by trees. Begs another question, if I would have auto resolved, would it have auto'd on that map I loaded into or would it have auto'd with a Plains modifier to cavalry/horse archer troops? submitted by /u/tjburke93123 [link] [comments]
Hi everyone, not really a new M&B player but an inconsistent one. This may seem like a bit of a silly question, but how do you even begin to take over a chain of settlements? In my experience it's just flip flopping the outer edges back and forth because no one can maintain a decent army after a couple of battles.
On top of that, this game really feels like a massive slog with troop management. I don't understand why some sort of buffer couldn't be put in place for a garrison when you take over a settlement. It feels like you just have to troop dump over and over and then run around to recruit and retrain.
Does anyone have any tips on troop/settlement management? Another big issue is the settlements all rebel when starting to take new territories. I'm playing Battania and trying to get the Vlandians, but after a few lengthy wars there's been zero progress on either side besides a castle or two. If I get the settlement I always set it to the festivals and games or whatever it's called, but I have no idea how to overcome the opposing culture loyalty debuff. Also, if you set a governor that takes them out of your party, right?
Thanks! Excuse the lengthy post!
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