Compilation of 82 little tweaks to the text files to change your gameplay(links)
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Hardrada
Sergeant
Frankoman said:
Yes there is.
Open up menus.txt and search for village_start_attack, it should look like this:
If your party has 25 or less people in it the villagers will fight back. Change the 25 in the file to a larger number to make them fight against larger parties, setting it to 1000 will make them fight you every time (unless you can bring 1001 soldiers of course).
Regarding the Make all parties that dislike you group up against you tweak, here's what I've got in my text files. There are some differences between 1.010 and 1.011 so I don't recommend copying and pasting the entire script, but the changes should work with both versions.
The first two numbers highlighted below represent the maximum distance a party can join at, for daytime and nighttime. You can adjust them if you wish, although setting them too high can make the early game in particular quite difficult.
Open up scripts.txt and search for let_nearby_parties_join_current_battle, it should look like this:
Add the numbers highlighted in red below. Delete the numbers highlighted in green above to make non-lord parties join against you, delete the numbers highlighted in orange above to make non-lord parties join with you. Add the numbers highlighted in teal below to prevent caravans and villagers joining battles against you, add the numbers highlighted in maroon below to prevent caravans and villagers joining battles with you.
You will then have to update the 70 to represent the new number of lines. The red addition is +1 line, the green and orange sections are -2 lines each, and the teal and maroon sections are +3 lines each. Add up the number of lines you have added and subtracted and then adjust the 70 by this amount.
GLaDOS
Recruit
Dear TheMageLord & Companions,
As of late, I have noticed that when you capture a enemy town, and have it assigned to your fiefdom, some towns usually get converted along with it. But, what gets me, is that you do not get taxes from these villages (even though they acquired your faction's colors upon town conversion), and you cannot build things in these villages, thus making them belong to no one (Lord-less villages?). I was wondering if it was possible to link villages to towns so I could collect taxes from them. If you don't quite understand, go to the Native version, capture Curaw, and you will see that Shulus, Bazeck, and Uslum will change factions as well, but you can't collect taxes from them. (Yes, I was assigned Curaw)
Thanks,
GLaDOS
As of late, I have noticed that when you capture a enemy town, and have it assigned to your fiefdom, some towns usually get converted along with it. But, what gets me, is that you do not get taxes from these villages (even though they acquired your faction's colors upon town conversion), and you cannot build things in these villages, thus making them belong to no one (Lord-less villages?). I was wondering if it was possible to link villages to towns so I could collect taxes from them. If you don't quite understand, go to the Native version, capture Curaw, and you will see that Shulus, Bazeck, and Uslum will change factions as well, but you can't collect taxes from them. (Yes, I was assigned Curaw)
Thanks,
GLaDOS
Frankoman
Sergeant
I can explain why this happens, but I can't explain how to fix it.
You captured Curaw, and Curaw had a few set villages linked to it. You can't capture villages, so in order to take them to your fation you must take the castle that it is assigned to. Your faction leader hands out the fiefs. Since you captured Curaw, you get Curaw. Other lords, however, will eventually gain those fiefs. If you are incredibly lucky, you might get one of the fiefs (something I've only experienced once). You can't collect taxes or build in them mainly because they aren't your villages, but eventually someone elses.
Hope that explained things, I'll let the code geniuses explain a way to change that though.
You captured Curaw, and Curaw had a few set villages linked to it. You can't capture villages, so in order to take them to your fation you must take the castle that it is assigned to. Your faction leader hands out the fiefs. Since you captured Curaw, you get Curaw. Other lords, however, will eventually gain those fiefs. If you are incredibly lucky, you might get one of the fiefs (something I've only experienced once). You can't collect taxes or build in them mainly because they aren't your villages, but eventually someone elses.
Hope that explained things, I'll let the code geniuses explain a way to change that though.
Phalanx_15
Veteran
Please tweak the thing Armatus pointed out! It would allow for more immersion in the game 
GLaDOS
Recruit
So, even if they don't have a corresponding castle, they will be handed out to other lords... great... I still hope theres a way that I can a) Add those villages to my fiefdom, or b) link them to Curaw, which is in my fief. I know that when I captured Veluca, I got the 4 villages surrounding that, so why wouldn't I get these 3?Frankoman said:
A small tweak you might want to use:
To change speed of AI vs AI battles (by modifying damage each side takes each "round") change bolded numbers in scripts.txt. First 20 50 1 relates to defender, second 20 50 1 relates to attacker. First number divides party strength, second is minimal strength used to calculate damage after division and third value is added to strength I'm not sure if my description of this numbers is 100% correct but all in all it does what it should. I set first numbers to 1 and second to 500 in my mod and AI vs AI battles/assaults are much faster.
It adds more dynamism to play in my opinion. Makes computer vs computer battles a lot more like player vs computer battles. It just makes computer AI better, cause he wastes less time on that battles. No longer you will see AI assaulting castle walls for one week (assaulting not besieging). Or imagine situation where powerfull lord attacks weak caravan. And then fights for three days... One of the greatest medieval battles, battle of Grunwald (Tannenberg) where almost 70 000 people fought took less than one day... AI vs AI battle time in native is just hilarious in my opinion. One day max for a battle is just enough i think... I saw 9000 people attacking a castle with 200 men in it. Assault still took almost whole day, and that was with my changes on! Human can take 3 castles in one day.
To change speed of AI vs AI battles (by modifying damage each side takes each "round") change bolded numbers in scripts.txt. First 20 50 1 relates to defender, second 20 50 1 relates to attacker. First number divides party strength, second is minimal strength used to calculate damage after division and third value is added to strength I'm not sure if my description of this numbers is 100% correct but all in all it does what it should. I set first numbers to 1 and second to 500 in my mod and AI vs AI battles/assaults are much faster.
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It adds more dynamism to play in my opinion. Makes computer vs computer battles a lot more like player vs computer battles. It just makes computer AI better, cause he wastes less time on that battles. No longer you will see AI assaulting castle walls for one week (assaulting not besieging). Or imagine situation where powerfull lord attacks weak caravan. And then fights for three days... One of the greatest medieval battles, battle of Grunwald (Tannenberg) where almost 70 000 people fought took less than one day... AI vs AI battle time in native is just hilarious in my opinion. One day max for a battle is just enough i think... I saw 9000 people attacking a castle with 200 men in it. Assault still took almost whole day, and that was with my changes on! Human can take 3 castles in one day.
I'd like to request some tweak help with companions spawning in taverns. I've spent two game weeks tramping all over creation, teleporting to every town every night, and I still can't find Artimenner. Is there a way to make companions always spawn in some tavern somewhere unless they're in the party?
is there a way to change at what point reinforcements are brought into a battle? For example, lets say the intitial wave has lost 50% of their soldiers, at this point the reinforcements will spawn. Would it be possible to change it to bring reinforcements when all the soldiers from the initial wave have died?
SwordChest
Veteran
is it possible to change character names?
macethump
Sergeant Knight
One way to get all the associated villages is to go rebel. After you don't get something you captured, renounce you oath and keep your properties. All the associated villages of your towns and castles revert to you - at least they did in the last version. Haven't got that far in 1.011 yet.GLaDOS said:
SwordChest said:
Yea, download the Unofficiail Troop Editor, from the unofficial editing tools thread. Once you get that it makes it extremely easy to change the names. The other way would be to edit the actual troops.txt file in you M&B module folder. Just be sure to back it up before you change it.
