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Talk to the armor or weaponsmith and just continue as if you were to order a new weapon. You'll recieve the weapon/armor eventually.

:/ I was so much looking forward to this.
Well at least now it wont interfere with my current exams. I would probably fail every single exam in the next week if 1.34 would release tomorrow. Thanks for saving my education. You're always so considerate...

On a side note:  How much knowledge of modding the game do you need for making a translation?

Just equip it an you will see your leadership score rise on your char sheet. (Marked in green) Unequip it and it goes back down. So at least the stat boost works by just having it in an equipment slot. My guess is it's the same for the morale boost, although I haven't tested that yet.

The big question is: Why do you so desperately need them removed? You could just...you know...like...not wear them. Sounds crazy I know but it just might work. Try it.

You're probably looking for something like this? http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,178132.0.html
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Haven't found a single hat in this game that I like. Eastern europe sure had a fancy for ridiculous hats. However it's period apropriate so I put on my silly fur hat and kill people like a man!
It would help though, if the engine was able to display hair under those hats. Would make most of them less funny to look at. Any chance this will happen?

Well, one way to discourage players from renown farming could be to cap it. Instead of  being a continuously rising value that grants benefits every few points, it could grant certain benefits at a fixed value. In order to not make the system obsolete after reaching the cap the value could decay from certain actions or inactions (read decay over time).
Alternatively, instead of capping renown, how about a diminishing returns forumla? You gain prestige fast at the beginning when you have none, but the more famous you get the harder it is to becoe even more famous. Someone with 800 renown is already a superstar, defeating massive armies with just a handfull of troops himself is pretty much expected of him, he's done it countless times before. He gains maybe 1 point of renown, if any, for a fight, whereas a newcomer with 100 renown would gain maybe 10 renown for the same fight.

In the camp menu there's an option to reset the character once. Whenever I use it, it deducts the 10000 denars and then I'm stuck in the screen. The go back button does nothing.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I think the trainer skill was the exception to that rule. Every hero with trainer skill adds experience to troops of lower level than him.

Judging by her game badges she's probably aware of how trade in M&B works, so she's probably refering to the bug/feature that causes you to loose money on an otherwise profitable caravan.
That happened to me a few times with the release version of the game, on chars without a trade license but hasn't happened to me again sofar. However I only made one new char in the patched version and managed to get a trade permit quite early, so I just might have been lucky.
So if it is indeed not a bug but a feature it's probably due to not having a trade license. Just trade velvet the oldfashioned way by lugging it around yourself for a bit until you got enough money for a trade permit. It should be smooth sailing from then on.

Well, sadly you can't start your own kingdom in this game. The function simply isn't implemented. You will aways remain a rebel and on your own since you can't recruit lords. If you alone against eastern europe is exactly what you want however then this is the solution for you.
Trade permit still costs 45k and it seems this is intendend. Caravans still make you filthy rich and you still can carry around some velvet with you to sell to a city to allow you to send a velvet caravan from there.

Well, in the beginning my caravans often made losses when I had no trade permit. Meaning I would send a caravan for maybe 10k and arrive at the destination and only earn 900 Thaler. This happened sporadic and randomly. But that was the even buggier 1.138 release version and it didn't happen to me again until now. So that can mean I was either lucky or it was not intended behavior at all and just a bug that has been squashed.

Concerning Items: The adjective before the name does influence the quality of the item, however that influence is also reflected in the stats. Compare a surdy helmet with its non adjective version and you will see that the stats on the sturdy one are a few points higher than on the generic one. So you basically can just ignore the adjective and directly compare gear stats and choose the best one.

1.134 is the current Warband Version. Your links also point to the Warband patch and Warband Setup respectively. 1.138 was the release Version of the western WFaS edition. 

I disagree on the "don't bother to shoot if they're far away" thing. I recomend trying the european musket with sufficiently high firearms skill. My firearms skill is around 300, which almost closes the reticule on the european musket. In fact it is perfectly possible to snipe across the battlefield with it. Of course it still helps if there are several targets bunched close together but still it works most of the time. The main deciding factor for hitting long range is not the weapons accuracy anmore but how well I judge bullet drop and enemy movement. You just need to get a feel for it.

The thread you're reffering to is http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,170595.msg4123068/topicseen.html#msg4123068

However http://mountandblade.wikia.com/wiki/Mount%26Blade:_With_Fire_%26_Sword has a full list with screens at the end.

Just build the necessary buidlings in your city and hire the coresponding people. You'll need a Commander to be able to recruit at all in your own city.
Just click the "go to the town center" option in any city of your faction, talk to the Commander if available and hire troops. They'll be read within 3 days.
I have no problem maintaining a 100+ army of faction troops. Just make sure you order the next batch when you come to pick up your men so they're ready when you next need troops. Also you can order more then just one kind of troop. 5 Musketmen, 3 Swordmen and 3 Reiter can easily be ordered. Thats 11 troops when next visiting. Do this in multiple towns and it's no hassle at all.
By the time I did my round through cities to gather my new men the first city will have the next batch almost ready. I consider it a real step forward from Warband here you had to visit dozens of villages which would randomly give you somewhere between none an 5 untrained peasants.
I don't see what all the fuss is about.

I've been kicking in heads for Sweden for quite a while now on one of my chars so it's perfectly possible. Even my other char who is a Muscovite hasn't even started the quest yet and honestly I've no intention of doing so. Simply put: I don't care about the main quest. Story and Quests were never the focus of M&B and to be honest I think the time spent forcing this Main Quest thingie into the free roam framework could have been put to better use elsewhere.
Not saying the Story is crap or you should not play it, if you like it by all means do so. All I'm saying is that at the core M&B is a free roaming sandbox without any objectives or storyline whatsoever. Admitedly, WFaS lacks some of the possibilities of Warband, but just roaming the lands for your chosen faction is still a viable option.
So just try for yourself if that kind of gameplay suits you.

Well I don't exactly know about the store bought version of the game, but chances are it's simply not a steam game. Or does it say so anywhere on the box?
Simply log into Taleworlds.com, click on "My Games" to the right and there chosse "Add new game". If you already did that, I don't know. Just wildly guessing here.

Also my key was 4x4

I agree, the stats for those hand crafted items should be visible somewhere ingame. Dunno why they decided to do it that way instead of a normal shop. But then I don't know why they did most of the strange things they did with this game.
As for the items, I currently have distributed amongst me and my companions:

Black Armor: Arm. 58/36, Str. 13
Mirror Armor: Arm. 59/20, Str. 13
Armor: Arm. 58/21, Str. 13
Yushman: Arm. 51/21, Str. 11

Armet: Arm. 62, Str. 14
Noble Helmet: Arm. 53, Str. 11
Morion: Arm. 50, Str. 10
Tatar Helmet: Arm. 47, Str. 10
Reiter Helmet: Arm. 52, Str. 11

European Musket: Dam. 97, Acc. 97, Spd. 28, Str. 9
Turkish Musket: Dam. 103, Acc. 92, Spd. 26, Str. 9
Double Barreled Dutch Pistol: Dam. 85, Acc. 85, Spd. 43, Str. 8
Double Barreled Miqulet Pistol: Dam. 80, Acc. 80, Spd. 43, Str. 8
Double Barreled Dutch Carbine: Dam. 80, Acc. 80, Spd. 25, Str. 9
Bow: Dam. 27, Acc. 93, Spd. 90, PwDr. 6

Damascus Steel Saber: Swing, Dam. 32, Spd. 93, Rng. 90, Str. 9
Czekan: Swing, Dam. 29, Spd. 79, Rng. 70, Str. 13
Mace (Actually 2H Axe), Swing, Dmg. 36, Spd. 80, Rng. 120, Str. 12
Rapier, Thrust, Dmg. 30, Spd. 106, Rng. 100, Str. -

Don't bother with the horse merchant, the horses from the marketplace trader are often better and cheaper. Another of those strange decisions. Some items are missing, for example 2H weapons.
Hope the list helps some of the more indecisive players.

As for my tip: Go for the Czekan. That Hammer is devastating to everything armored, though pretty short and thus a bit harder to use from horse. So if you like to trample down your enemies like a sissy, secure on your horse, take the saber. ^^

As for your recruiting: The Commander takes about 3 days to ready the men you ordered. Come back then and then chosse the "I came to recruit some men" option in the dialogue window.

As said before, you need a commander to recruit troops. And by that I mean just "Commander". You can appoint one at the mayor. The "Infantry Commander" and " Guard Commander" just make new troops available to train at the "Commander".