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AW111 说:

I assume it's possible to edit the maps (main map, combat maps, and settlements) ? I haven't been able to find any information on this for some reason.

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They will provide software to customize the campaign map as far I've read.

Callum 说:

Multiplayer/Server-Client

F2. Can a server provide players with necessary files/code modifications upon joining/after asking for permission?

F3. Will we have full control of all data which is sent between server and clients? (Pretty useful for optimization purposes, e.g. reducing network traffic in order to maximize the possible player count)

F4. Is it possible to send data from client to client directly (P2P)? (Could be useful to reduce the server's traffic as well)

F5. What is the native admin system like? What type of moderation and admin tools will come natively with servers (MP)?

F6. Is the custom smithing feature available for multiplayer? If not, is it possible to port it?

F7. Will we be able to send http requests; post and get?

F8. Will it theoretically be possible to implement an in-game voice-chat?

F9. When a player is on a server can you connect/move him to another server if he performs a particular action?

F10. Will a MP server be able to query a database directly instead of using a website as a proxy?

F11. What network commands will exist to update both client and server? (Spawn item network command was added to allow armor to be updated on clients as well as server in warband)

F12. What configuration options will exist on the server? (Custom factions using existing assets, for example)

F13. Will there be a way to remotely control a server through something like a web API or webhooks?

F14. In multiplayer, how can you customize player stats? Can I have access to the same stats as in single-player mod like strength, agility, or maybe lower level stats like health, speed?

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What exactly are these questions referring to? Have they said anything about us being able to host our own servers with campaign? Question F11, F6 and F14 seems to be talking about campaign specific behaviours. The current multiplayer modes are just one team versus another, right? So how are these questions relevant to simple battles online.

Will we be able to start online battles through code? Essentially just hosting it on the machine that started the battle.

New findings;
As I mentioned before simply calling RemoveParty() on each party instance would result in a null reference as soon as you unpause the time. I did however find the class DestroyPartyAction with the static method Apply(xParty,yParty) that will clean up a party properly as well as call the RemoveParty() when appropriate.
To achieve my goal simply grab all the mobileparties from MobileParty.All.GetEnumarator() and loop through them all and call Apply() method on each instance, thus deleting and removing everyone.

Many parties will respawn again, such as villages and looters as to what I've observed so far. I'm not sure on lords, caravans and so on.

Check out this tool, might be what you're looking for.

Using Harmony to patch all the movement methods, and grabbing a handle to the instance of MobileParty through nameconvention seems to be the way to go for now. More documentation for that can be found here; https://github.com/pardeike/Harmony/wiki/Patching