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GodHandApostole 说:

There still appear to be an enormous amount of armours either flagged for multiplayer only or entirely missing from the campaign. Even worse, it seems there are LESS available armours in shops as of the latest patch than there were previously

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I would tend to agree with this observation. Weapons also seem much more rare outside certain settlements (maybe those with a smithy?). I've visited towns with ZERO weapons available for sale.

I was noticing this as well. There's no reason we shouldn't be able to level our companions when they're not in the party. Visiting a castle in order to manage it makes some sense from an immersion standpoint (although, why couldn't you just send a letter to the governor?), but something as incorporeal as leveling up a character should be allowed from anywhere. At the very least, if you want "immersion", an automation feature where you can tell your companions what sort of skills you want them to work on, which will inform them where to put focus/attribute points etc.

Whatever it is, this needs to STOP. I'm a modestly sized kingdom with a half dozen fiefs, and I'm getting random war declarations on factions that I just made peace with DAYS before. Getting a foothold as a new kingdom is hard enough without the game forcing you into war with anyone and everyone - sometimes multiple factions at a time.

Would just like to report that it seems as if Khergit Veteran Lancers are actually of a lower level and have less upkeep than regular Lancers. That is, unless it tracks things like that on a troop-by-troop basis and the 'standard' one that happened to be displayed my party list was just a wimp.

There seem to be a -lot- fewer bandits, which makes getting by in the early game very difficult with nothing to kill...other than that, this mod's looking great!

Thanks for all the replies, guys. I'll be sure to take them into consideration.

Cznielsen 说:

hold F1... you will see the funny flag and tell them where to go?

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Holy crap. I never knew this. This game harbors many secrets indeed.

Boduar 说:

Have you tried having them just follow you around firing at will?

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I have. That's what I've been doing. The problem is that you need to have them in a rather tight formation otherwise it's almost impossible to prevent the wings of the formation from clipping the enemy lines; plus in such a formation they seem very reluctant to use their bows, and in an effort to stay in a line they often obscure each others' views or face the wrong direction.

Ah, okay. I just didn't observe any apparent speed bonus in the damage readouts when firing from horseback.

Nevermind then.

Barry_bon_Loyale 说:

My entry:

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"Less Talking, More Raiding" is win. Well done.

I think you've all got your heads in the clouds with this formation business. Again, as I did with the Spears thread, I need to point out this thread was made years ago with the same suggestions recycling again and again every few bumps.

Simple fact is that you'd need to make radical changes to the game in order to make these formations and tactics worthwhile. What if your spears could form into a square and your horses into a wedge? I know just as well as the next guy your cavalry wedge is just going to charge into the enemy spearwall and get massacred (if they get around to actually making spears decent, that is). In order to make formations and tactics work, this game needs pretty much a total redesign of the command UI, maps, and battle AI.

Just face it ain't gonna happen and let the modding community do what they can.

I was defending during a siege, odds were about 500 to 100 or so...lots of high-level troops inside the castle. During the first engagement we were getting a kill ration easily greater than 10:1, but I got myself knocked out. My army lost the castle a few rounds of auto-calc later, because each round resulted in about a 1:1 kill ratio. 

There were mods for original M&B that allowed you to change your banner, but as far as I know, nothing like this has yet been implemented for Warband. My dad also plays the game and he ran into this problem. The heraldry he picked to look good on shields looks god-awful on his heraldic tunic and now he's stuck with it.

Yeah, I know the feeling...I'm a sworn vassal of that moron. We've gained quite a bit of territory since I joined (mostly -because- I joined) but now the pattern is the same: we attack one faction in hopes of gaining a bit of territory, and before we know it, we have all of Calradia attacking us. And this time it's worse. I've got three castles and a village spread out from one edge of the empire to the other, and I've been spending the past two game months or so running back and forth between them trying to prevent my villages from getting razed while Harlaus is busy calling all my backup away for another banquet...we've been at war with the Rhodoks for so long now, and there is no end in sight! I've been trying to build up my garrisons, to hopefully deter the smaller armies, but there's really no point. My villages get razed so often there's no way I can afford a decent garrison in all my castles.

Long story short (too late...) I'm somewhat annoyed at Harlaus' performance.

Oh...
Yeah, that seems to have been the problem. Clearly I'm just an idiot.
Thanks for the great mod, mate.

Has anyone even bothered to try this on the campaign map in Warband? It seems one of the file names is mixed up, because now the hoof sound of marching armies plays the screams and clanks of a battle in progress. Every single step.