hey guys, i know i have been teasing you all week with videos and screenshots of my mod, and i am glad to tell you that the mod is finally out on nexus mods. here is the nexus mods link for you guys to download the mod and try it it. i tried my best to make my mod compatible with the vast majority of the mods out there, for you to enjoy it with your favorite mods (of course i cant be 100% sure it will work with all mods, but test it out and tell me!) this is the second mod i launch and i tried my best to remove as much bugs and crashes as possible, but it could be the case that some slipped by me. please try the mod out and report any bugs/crashes if you see any in the nexus page. i hope you guys like the trailer video i made and like the mod more. looking forward at what types of videos and screenshots you guys are gonna make with my mod. hope you have fun playing it. submitted by /u/black_ap3x [link] [comments]
If you encounter a problem where bandits for some reason follow and attack you on sight on the world map no matter how big your army is compared to theirs, here's how to fix it.
How did this happen? You helped a bandit party in a fight, which raised your reputation with them. This somehow results to them not being afraid of you and always trying to attack. They must think you a punk since you helped them or something.
How do I fix it? You need to edit your save file. Go to C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\Mount&Blade Warband Savegames And find whatever mod you're playing currently. Open the folder. There you'll see all your saves, now find the one you play on (its "Date Modified" graph will be the latest date and time). Make a backup of it somewhere just in case.
Download "Mount & Blade SaveGame Editor & Converter" off of ModDB. Open the program. "Import new save". There you will need to provide path to the Module you're playing. If you play something you downloaded from ModDB, the path will look like this: Steam\SteamApps\common\MountBlade Warband\Modules\Bannerpage. If it's a module from workshop (for example, NativeSimplePlus), path will look like this: C:\Games\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\48700\1349003804 where "48700" is Warbands ID and "1349003804" is workshop module's ID.
Then you need to provide path to your savefile, the one you play on. It's in the C:\Users\USERNAME\Documents\Mount&Blade Warband Savegames.
A window will open and you'll see a lot of variables. You need to find factions variable. Open it to see it's contents. Search for fac_player_faction.Before the fac_player_faction there should be a number, it looks like this #12 or whatever number it's in your case. Remember that number, cus this is your player faction's ID. Now, in the factions tab, find the bandit faction that's annoying you with their suicidal charges. In my case, it was Forest Bandits, so I open #28(fac_forest_bandits). Once you open this tab, find #relations and open it too. There, you'll see a lot of variables like relation (0), relations (1), relations (2) and so on. Find the one where the number parenthesis matches player faction ID. So, since my player faction is #13(fac_player_faction), I look for relations (13) in the relations tab for forest bandits. I find it, then set the value to -0.05.
Then you need to go back to your player faction variable #13(fac_player_faction) in my case, in you case # number will probably be different. Open relations. Find relations (NUMBER) where NUMBER corresponds to bandit faction's ID. Since #28(fac_forest_bandits) were the ones annoying me, I find relations (28) and edit the value to -0.05.
That's it.
Now export the save to your savegame folder and overwrite if asked. That should fix your problem.
Spent some time yesterday trying to fix this annoying issue, shoutout to feller named jared9929 for providing a fix 10 years ago.
If problem persists, do the same for #14(fac_player_supporters_faction) . These are your allies.
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