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I think this is fixed in the latest patch and can be closed.

Agree this can be closed although I am still not sure just how the whole thing works. I have birth/death set at 50% I think and have never had any companion die ever. So I am not sure what 50% means, maybe I will try Normal to see what that is like.

Even if it is enabled I don't see births and deaths. There are multiple marriages in my faction and not a single pregnancy.

If they can't find the problem they should just change the banner editor to allow changing kingdom color as well.

I am still having this problem in 1.0.3

I would love to have a workaround but I can't leave my kingdom, I can only abdicate leadership and give it to another lord.

I have written a new PR and uploaded the game save just before I left the Western Empire and it remained with their colors.

I can't believe this exists in the new version. I just left the western empire and it kept their colors!

The Equites finally upgraded but it seems at a much slower pace than higher level cavalry. I would say just check that the XP deltas are what you intend and then close this.

I have this same problem, and the answer should not be "it's the new economy". I have enough of that in real life. If a workshop does not make some profit in an area with cheap raw materials then it is a nonsense economy. If the workshop cannot make any profit, why is it in the town in the first place?

Validating files through Steam did seem to cure the problem.

I don't see how a saved game will allow you to find such a glitch. Analyzing the SW might do it, but what I really want is a change I can make to a file to change the color or have the color change included in the banner editing page.

I don't see why you need a video to understand that when you click on a troop the screen jumps somewhere else in the list....

While I am fairly critical of the grouping system because of the workload added, I appreciate the idea of using heroes to lead groups. So my main beef with the system is workload, before every battle. I typically set up standard infantry, archer, and cavalry groups in every battle. With the same heroes every time. I know if they are injured they can't lead. Then in groups 5-8 I make very small groups lead by other heroes and call those groups to myself as a bodyguard. This is the same for every open field battle I fight. The main workload issue is that this setup does not stay fixed from battle to battle and particularly after you do a siege. It is tedious to keep doing the same setup over and over when the computer should be remembering it. Now in sieges I would want the workload thing to be minimized as well and my setup remembered. In sieges though it seems like no matter what setup I do, when the battle starts, it is gone. I might make groups 5-8 but they have disappeared once the battle starts.