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On the contrary, I find it quite fun and addictive.

It's also worth mentioning that Taleworlds invented a whole subgenre, as M&B clones are an actual thing.

Yay, fixed for me too.

No worries, happy to hear it's being worked on.

Deleting shaders directory + tilesets\pages also failed.

I tried deleting the shaders and it did not fix it.

Same.

Same here, it started with textures failing to load and ended up with everyone looking like they crawled down a chimney.

I'm glad this is a patch issue and not mods or graphics card failure.

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I find once I had about 60+ bow skill they always give me command of the archers.

AnandaShanti 说:

Cavalry is actually pretty sucky

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This is what gets me.

For all the hassle involved in making a full death stack of Vlandian knights they really don't perform that well. Historically the value of heavy cavalry was the morale shock. Watching a horde of armored monstrosities thundering towards you would make most men piss their pants and run. I don't know how well morale is implemented in the game--some troops do flee while others stay and fight--but that's the key to making a cavalry army awesome.

If a well-disciplined infantry could withstand the initial charge, the cavalry usually got chopped up. So just making them numerically superior isn't the right fix.

It's possible to turn off? I didn't see that option.

five bucks 说:

Another way castles could be more useful is if they generated defensive scout patrols that searched the surrounding area for bandits/enemy armies.

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The Improved Garrisons mod does this and it is awesome.

I recall in Warband your garrisons would help if you fought battles near your castles but this doesn't happen in Bannerlord. It's a bummer.

Retreat on siege defense really doesn't make sense.
I like doing defense missions but no one wants to sit around in a castle waiting for an attack. Maybe some kind of early warning "enemy army is heading for your castle." More intelligence for enemy movements would be nice.

A more abstract solution would be to base armies out of towns or castles, which each castle say supporting 1 army while towns support 3. Then the further you get from your support town the more cohesion you lose until your army falls apart. That would incentivize monkey-branching from castle to castle instead of leapfrogging all over the place. Since sieges can take awhile factions would need to grab nearby castles to support their armies before settling down for a town siege.

In my game Sturgia are doing fine, holding their own against Vlandia no problem.