All I see on this sub is, "How do I kill my wife?", "How do I kill my King?". What happened to loyalty? What happened to romance? Maybe I'm just a simple man, but when I play this game there's a few things I do no matter what. I team up with CalaDawg and teach Dirthead the ancient Battanian technique of projectile induced dismounting. And I marry a nice Sturgian woman who I will love and protect until the day I die. Under absolutely NO circumstance do I use javelins for evil. God help any poor foolish AI who dares to capture my wife, because it won't be long before their head rolls. Call me old fashioned but I take the sacred vows of marriage seriously. submitted by /u/Friar_Corncob [link] [comments]
I just reached clan tier 5 on my first run. Can rock an army of about 257, sided with Vlandia. Rocked big cavalry group, a couch lance and fast horse for myself. I’ve had an absolute blast but I’ve become a bit disillusioned with the late game. I am playing on an easy difficulty, and did so just to have fun and learn the game. Now that I know how fiefs, and armies, marriage, clans etc work I feel much more learned.
My issue arises that at this point I have all these fiefs and castles awarded to me, and I know if I break from my kingdom to form my own, I either lose them or go to war with the faction I spent so much time with. I have my own companions covering skills like medicine and scouting, but hardly not the companions to make a bunch of parties etc. This was a very ‘honorable’ run and it just doesn’t feel right to break away from Vlandia after helping them conquer half the map. So I ask, when do you typically consider your run ‘done’? I haven’t experimented with workshops, caravans, smithing, marriage: honestly, a lot of things.
I’d love to know what your opinions are on where I should go from here? Should I stick around in this playthrough and learn the systems I haven’t messed with? Conquering the rest of the map either for Vlandia or myself just sounds like a grind at this point. I’ve been thinking of the plan for a new run more than this one, so where should I go from here?
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