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I've used ctrl-f4 for the "train the peasants" quest when my character was non-combat-oriented and Lezalit was doing the training anyway. I also use it to cut down routers sometimes, especially when they route up a damn mountain.

Charlie Brooker 说:

More renown = bigger tits/penis.

And that's how M&B works.

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Yikes, both? No wonder no one'll marry her!

Red Angel 说:

does placement of the actual "Factory" matter, or can you put them anywhere you want without regards to supply of raw materials?

i built the one producing velvet in Suno, and for all i see it dont make any profit... suggestions on how to counter the negative balance? or was it just 10.000 down the drain?

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Has it been a week yet? It takes about that long for it to get up and running. Visit it and talk to the master dyer; he should tell you how long till it starts producing. If for some reason it doesn't work, you can recoup most of the cost by telling the same guy you can no longer run the business.

And supply and demand in the town matter. Towns with cheap iron are good for ironworks, and you'll get a negative weekly balance for, say, a linen weaver in sargoth.

Ironworks are good in Curaw and Dhirim.

But real men build nothing but bakeries.

Yoshi Murasaki 说:

The higher power throw more damage you do, faster will proficiency rise.

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Is throwing not based on shot difficulty, like archery and crossbow? The damage thing would be much nicer, because the reported shot difficulties for throwing never seem to reflect how hard the hit actually was to land...

Could you just remove the ones you don't want from module_game_menus?

zollum 说:

Do any of the companions have Sarranid contacts?

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Artimenner, I think, in Durquba.

Caba`drin 说:

I've not seen Etrosq given Etrosq Castle, either.

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I thought there was another one. I repeat my 'game of poker' theory. Or whatever card game classy medieval gents played.

gwanjun 说:

full damage, you cant even walk up the ladder. you get hit by both sides and you die in the head.

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That's the worst place to die!

I like that bit about the rhodoks exiling Nelag to the nords. Poor dude starts out as a Vaegir. Nah, nothing's off, it happens sometime. As the Nelag example shows, lords can get indicted and then flee to another faction; doesn't have to be your own. I think it has something to do with their relations with their king.

Wercheg's annoying, because my damn archers always want to line up perpendicular to the castle wall for some reason. No thinning out their ranks that way. Not to mention you start off within huscarl-throwing-axe range.

tyrannicide 说:

Are you fucking kidding? Have you actually played those? They aren't any better than the M&B AI.

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I'd say they are. I mean, there's nothing in the total war series that compares to the 'go left and clump up around the invisible wall.' The AI could skirmish properly with horse archers, try to envelop with its cavalry, etc. Now, there were plenty of dumb things - suicidal cavalry charges show up in both series. Its poor performance in the tactical part, if I remember right, was often a result of its inability to manage the strategic part and get good troops.

I know nothing about programming AI - it might be that total war's focus on 'units' of lots of soldiers, and more pronounced morale effects, made it easier for the AI to be smarter. It's certainly not perfect, and from Rome onwards they seemed to invest more resources in enhancing 'production values' than improving AI faults, but all told I think the AI was at least decent. The games are different enough that I don't know if the AIs should really be compared - the total war games are more battle simulators, while warband gives you a simplified battle you can split heads during.

Caba`drin 说:

And if you look, each feast should consume 1 unit of each food and drink, spice and oil.

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Huh, never noticed. I actually kinda prefer the current system to one where you have to travel all over calradia to buy enough booze or chicken for each feast. Maybe they could add a cost to each feast to represent what you pay to 'restock' your larder afterwards, but I just think of it as what your wife and presumed invisible background servants spend their time doing - maintaining it at the level you stocked it.  If you're a female character, maybe that's why you can never find your husband - he's out picking up cabbage for the next feast. 

Heh, I remember losing to 4 looters that way the first time I played on max difficulty. *rocks to the head*