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Popowiczka said:

Its servers issue. Happenign from time to time nobody really knows why

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Ah, ok. Hopefully it's nothing to do on my end. Thank you for your reply.

Death2Tyrants said:

You can literally win any field battle with just KGs. Even 100 vs 1000.

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What formation and order do you give them if fighting such a huge army? Loose and charge? Do you turn their ranged off so they're forced to melee or do you let them skirmish at will until they are out of arrows?

Ethnic cleansing is hard coded into the game. Everyone knows this.

Weird. Thanks for the replies. I was super confused. I guess I get to spec him out how I see fit ?

Why don't they all just chop on the main gate? It will take a long time but it could work.

What I didn't like was the fact I was not allowed to give it to myself once I took over Bastard Derthert's kingdom.

@Bluko88 Don't feel bad. I started the quest, became High King of Vlandia after that bastard Derthert died and reached a stalemate once I conquered 1/3 of Calradia. It wasn't until my armies reached around 45k-50k strong that I am now able to start pushing my foes into the ocean.

Well I am set to quartermaster bit it had a faded avatar of myself in the engineer slot too. I think I gained some engineer skill as well but do could be wrong.

Weird. After my BJ Penn doppelganger engineer died my main character built our catapults. During the siege stage the catapults were firing into random directions on the campaign map. I assume it was because my engineer skill was 3. Now during the actual battle my soldiers took over and fired them like normal.

Madijeis said:

Also The Deluge did that, and Last Days of the Third Age had the forearm position for shields

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Deluge. i was racking my brain a couple of months ago trying to find the name if that game and I couldn't find it anywhere even when I looked under the DLC content for M&B. I was thinking of this same exact topic as the OP mentioned. I guess I just imagine they are using some type of magical rifle sling to glue the axes and polearns to their backs.

Is there a way to literally capture everyome? If not, could you execute everyone and basically win or will enemy lords just respawn to take the place of the executed prisoners?

Good. I asked @Ananda_The_Destroyer about this on reddit yesterday. I knew I hadn't gone crazy!

I see several mods that keep popping up on this thread but namely the RBM. What is it that makes that mod a must have? How much or a difference does it truly make? I'm also seeing that Diplomacy is a mod that many others are calling for.

Ananda_The_Destroyer said:

Not really, but if you go to clan page and look at parties you can look at parties, garrisons, individually and look at fiefs list too. I don't think it's good though.

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Ah yes. Thank you for the reply. Those are good tips. Maybe they'll make it a bit easier to see in the future.

Yes. Oathsworns have a higher melee skill while wildlings have a higher throwing skill. Before 1.7 their equipment was almost identical. I think they removed the throwing weapons from oathsworns after the latest patch. Maybe to differentiate them a bit more.
You can see all of the troops' skills under the encyclopedia. I don't know your answer regarding perks. I assume perks are only for the player and heroes.

five bucks said:

Oathsworn spear braces, yep.

It's a shame that Battania has two types of shield infantry, makes them too similar to Sturgia. And though 1.7 succeeded in differentiating the Wildling and Oathsworn from each other a bit, they are still very similar in function. I'd like to see either Wildling or Oathsworn become a dedicated pikeman.

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Before 1.7 I had a hard time telling much of a difference. I assume the main difference was where their skills lied. Osthsworn was more melee while wildling was more skirmish. Their loadouts were almost identical. Correct me if I'm wrong.

AngryPanCake said:

So, people think it's a problem?
Personally I don't think this would be an issue for me. I'm the faction leader, I capture a fief, I gift it to whomever I please! Right?

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Yes. I assume TW may think of it as a problem. I see no issue with it. They may look at it as game breaking, I don't know?
I assume TW intended for the player to only gift away fiefs that the player permanently owns which a player would have a limited amount of. If the player takes advantage of the mechanic we speak of then there seems to be no limit to the amount of vassals a player can have. This very well may solve the issue of finding a clan leader from a different kingdom that is not only willing to leave but also one that won't require the player to pay 1.5 million+ Denars.
Anyway, I may try taking advantage of this supposed TW oversight because as it stands now all of the clans will not maintain a peace treaty with me for more than a few days at a time. This six front war has come to a grinding stalemate.