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gerileone 说:

+1 Money sink. For example improving castles costs the owner nothing! Should be expansive to improve your fiefs and realm. Also more Options like improving villages and building Roads, Brigdes, Towers, Monuments(Decorations) something like that.

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Hosting tournaments, feasts, sending gifts, more town projects

All of that exists in warband mods and would make a great addition in bannerlord

morncraban 说:

Yeah, that is a really big problem right now. And not only for a player but for lords as well, so the game needs some political money sink. Maybe this is should be conversion of money to influence (somehow) or may be some town upgrades, top tier troops units wages could be increased as well

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A possible solution would be to make high tier troops available from a new 'constable' notable located in castles for a premium. Currently it costs 350 to recruit a vlandian knight from a backwater village which is laughably small, making the noble line troops much more expensive and available from castles only could be a solution

had the same thing happen lol, some of them decided to jump off and you could beat them up before the fight even started

I got thousands of hours in warband and the original combined, i bought them all for like 30Eur

Easily worth the money, less than 1 euro an hour of fun just from the time i spent in beta and that was free

No release date for 8 years and then at the last second PCGamer ****s it up a day before the reveal, that's so dirty

Sorry taleworlds, that must suck -can't believe how long you must have wanted to tell people! I think you should move the day just one day forward or back to spite them

Bacchus 说:

There are other ways (mentioned above) to fund the developers, without having a pathetic mtx system implemented.

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All for those too. I bought Viking Conquest and Napoleonic wars and would gladly pay for a similiar module dlc system

They have been working on this game for over 8 years now, i'll happily buy some cosmetic microtransactions