Recent content by Zerfsack

Wow I was just voicing my opinions, I never said I was a game designer no need to explode. And this was a mechanic used in Warband and worked quite well to help players get a feeling of progression.

If you have a better solution of your own or believe it isnt a problem at all (progression) in Bannerlord I would enjoy hearing your opinion.

It took me only 20 hours in of playing to get me 6k a day, 600k for top tier armor seems fine. I was running around with close to 1mil and nothing to use it on. I believe the prices are fine for the late game. I'm absolutely drowning in denars rn. And might I add I own no workshops or caravans, plus pay for over 300 top tier troops. 600k is like a medium purchase when you own a city and three castles.

I always used to jump over my troops on a horse as well as a big celebration. But horse rearing is great too.

Interesting might get that.

They have a difference, Horses with the "Horse Type" tag are horses to be ridden. And then they state if they are a "regular" horse or a war horse. The "Type" Tag is what type of item it is.
So far that's what I've figured out. The sumpter Horse is a pack animal, even if you can ride it, and cannot be used to upgrade troops. It also does not have the "Horse type" tag.

In the end, it's for differentiating if the horse is a pack animal (No tag), a normal riding horse for low-level cav (Horse), and a high-level horse for elite troop upgrades (Warhorse).

This problem might take a while to fix as well, it's not just a switch to flick here and there it's more of a balancing issue and AI. I found the biggest issue to be armies. In Warband you had one marshal so when an AI went on the offensive it left them vulnerable to attack so borders were always flowing. Now with armies, a faction can go on the offensive and still defend its borders at the same time. So whatever faction gets a bit ahead just starts snowballing hard and takes the map. Maybe some more AI punishments for being aggressive could help improve this. Having the player take the initiative of making one faction strong instead of having it happen without them.

I wanted to add that I found the swings land at a different (more realistic) point in the swing. Instead of hitting right next to the player, its a bit farther forward. Try to hit the enemy when they're next to the horse's neck. I found that helped me improve.

I haven't had this bug happen to me yet. But there are many threads on this forum talking about crash on campaign. Try looking for those.

If I find out more I'll te you but sorry I couldn't be of more help.

Actually you made me think of something else. It could be the devs did it on purpose to punish a player for blocking incorrectly. Probably mostly for multiplayer. But like many other fight mechanics there most likely go for the over all best (SP and MP) and the rest can be moded. M&B has such a large modding community if enough people want it you'll get it.

So just wait and Hope!

The Lord's you can ask are all have a connection to the story. So if you are having trouble finding them just ask any old Lord and tell tell you a name of someone you can ask. And then just grab the out side the city.

Some kingdom policys can increase party size as well. But it might only be for clan leader don't have game with me to check.