I started a new campaign for the first time since war sails released and I almost immediately noticed many quests were not generating. No transport merchants, caravan ambush, army of poachers, extortion by deserters, etc. only quests were gang leader. Thats when I noticed these quests weren’t spawning because they require certain persmaters like security < 50 or something (I made this value up) and almost every settlement in the game is sitting at or close to 100 security. It really makes the early game a slog and towns have no chance to rebel because security is too high. I think it’s mostly due to huge garrison sizes, did TW change something with town security or how many troops get donated to garrisons or something ? submitted by /u/Straight-eerie [link] [comments]
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Suppose you want to do 100% autoresolve and have no companion. If you solo or have a wife who cannot do or learn engineering, you can learn engineering by faking sieges. Is it dangerous to fake sieges? Yes, it can be. You can leave your siege any time, except that you will be disorganized. When a lot of enemies come to attack you, you will have to run fast. With close to 200 troops, I run a normal speed of 4.2. So, even in a disorganized state, I can outrun most armies. The problem is actually the spectators surrounding the siege. The AI will chain them up as if they are an army. So, you have to leave the siege early and quickly when there are too many smaller parties around. You can wait until a kingdom is being attacked by another kingdom, so it does not have enough manpower to deal with you. Or you can fake-siege a rebel clan that is occupying a town. If you have a very strong party of 300+, you can even set yourself as a trap. Leaving the siege will attract your enemy army to attack you. I killed a bunch of smaller spectators after leaving some sieges cause I outran them easily. A couple of fake sieges can raise your engineering from level 0 to 20. If you keep doing it, you can get to level 50 which is good enough for attacking a level 1 wall with level 0 or 1 siege engines. Or you can buy a castle and learn engineering by defending a siege. In the long run, however, you will need engineering one way or another. [link] [comments] |
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