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 know, beating a dead horse and I’m glad we are getting naval combat along with the mods that improve the game as official additions. But Viking Conquest had buildable settlements, we should be able to do so too, especially involving raiding.
The Nords would do so well setting up war-ports along the coasts. Maybe they spawn in “patrols” of their own that raid and sack villages and caravans that pass through the area as a form of passive income for the owner. Or an Empire lord builds a fortress along their borders as a first line of defense, gradually improving their defenses over time.
All settlements would have upgrades that improve their defenses, storage, garrisons, and even provide unique abilities like building a coastal port to build ships in as well as dock, stone walls creating a nee castle, or settling veteran soldiers in your army to create something similar to Roman Veteran colonies which make hiring troops cheaper and grant you a small town, with the expectation that soldiers you hire will occasionally disband and settle in these colonies after a period of their service is up if you don’t renew their contracts.
There’s so much potential, especially of they just make a simplified version of the terrain/building editors so we could even create our own towns/villages from scratch in the already existing battle maps of the area.
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