I'm playing with some mods that heavily restrict recruitment, so my army is almost entirely bandits and mercenaries. On land, Monchug's army would destroy mine, but this isn't a land battle and he gifted me several amazing prizes. The only way this could've been better is if Monchug died instead of his companion. submitted by /u/Glorf_Warlock [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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