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OP apparently lacks the self-control to limit the number of noble troops he uses, so he thinks the game must be changed to do the limiting for him, and to hell with how others might want to play it..

ziomek24 said:

They were regular level 1 bandits .... Read.

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Oh, you mean Looters. There's a big difference. Learn it.

And you read this -- If you can't handle Looters, you need to maybe find an easier game.

ziomek24 said:

Thanks and I know it. I think it could have done morale, but still it's tier 2/3 units that should easily kill them.

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Bandits are tiers 2, 3, and 4. Example -- Sea raider is T2, Sea Raider Warrior is T3, and Sea Raider Chief is T4.

You didn't just have a morale issue. Your T2 and T3 Aserians were outclassed.

**** happens, especially when random numbers are involved.

Keep Calm and Reload On.

I see a great big gray wall of text with no effort on the OP's part to make it readable.

I tried -- something about the Battanians getting favored treatment, maybe. I don't know.

Too hard to focus on. I am too old, and life is too short to spend time trying to decipher this mess.

The new order of battle, to use a technical term, sucks. You cannot separate units by tier. You cannot separate units by type. You can only separate by how they are equipped. It has nowhere near the flexibility of the old roman number shields. It truly bites brown air.

As near as I can tell, locking horses only prevents them from being sold when you click on the 'sell everything' double arrow at the top. It does not prevent them from being used to upgrade units. I set the lock on my horses and mules, on my food, on my smithing raw materials and on my crafted weapons so they don't get sold when I am dumping a bunch of loot with 'sell-all'.

If you set the lock on weapons and then try to smelt the weapon, you will get a warning. But you get no warning when you try to sell a locked item.

No mods not because it's EA and I don't want to have to fix **** every time there's an update. Too much work.

After EA ends, I will probably look at mods. I am interested in Marry Anyone (or something like it) because I want to marry Rancid Gerta.

Gand said:

The Training Fields buildings continuously upgrading my units is causing way too many promotions to occur automatically,

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Then why did you build it?

New system bites brown air.

And pirates. We need pirates. And pirate ships. Set in the Caribbean during the Golden Age of Piracy.

We need Bannerlord: Caribbean!!

I am with you 100 percent. The new system bites brown air.

So smithing is not lucrative enough on its own, and you have to resort to cheats to make money faster?

Ananda_The_Destroyer said:

(4) If you're only taking from rebels you can end up with fiefs spread out all over, if you then make a kingdom having fiefs bordering so many faction may cause more war declaration against you and be unreasonable to defend.

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If you are taking fiefs in rebellion, they can end up quite far-flung. But you can trade those that are too far away to maintain for something closer.

Example: My holdings are centered on Sargot. But when I was running around trading horses, I saw that Tyal went into rebellion right in from of me. No time for the Sturgia or the Khuzait to get to it to win it back. So I took it from the rebels. Then I traded it to a Battanian lord for Pen Cannoc, which was right next door to Sargot. I had to pay some cash, but Pen Cannot was much more prosperous and had much better revenue figures, so that was OK. I got Pen Cannoc at a deeply discounted price.

And some Battanian lord is stuck with Tyal way the hell and gone across the board because I don;t they they are programmed to say No.

Goyyyio said:

shut up

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I'm sorry. I did not realize there was a rule here that one has to have the same opinion as you in order to post.

In other words, instead of cheesing smithing, you can cheese battle loot.

You left out pirates and pirate ships.

If you wait together in a town and have wine in your inventory, you will get a girl, and if you wait together in a castle and have beer in your inventory, you will get a boy.

Just kidding. It's random, and random numbers are a *****.

OptiqueMarquis said:

Lots of Skyrim vibes.

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And when I get a hankering for Skyrim vibes, I will just play Skyrim. It's not as likely to crash whenever there is an update.

You are wrong. Consider it the penalty for being no-house, walking-the-dog, dead-broke street trash who has the sheer effrontery to ask for a noble's daughter's hand in marriage when your clan cannot put together the denars needed to buy her.