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MArdA TaleWorlds 说:

Thanks for the heads up!

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Bluko88 说:

Mmm this makes me nervous the Khuzaits will return. I managed to wipe them out relatively early on, ridding the world (mostly) of the plague that is horse archers. (Western Empire went under too surprisingly fast)

IDK I'm a bit conflicted on Factions being destroyed. On one hand it's nice that it's at least possible for Factions to rise from the ashes, so to speak. But it seems like they mostly become a nuisance (though that's also true to life). I sort of understand the whole paying them tribute to basically leave you alone, though not exactly sure where they get the money for mercenaries.

Executions should be a bit more acceptable given the medieval setting. You can raid, devastate cities, kill hundreds of commoners and still be regarded as an Honest/Good upstanding person somehow. But kill one Noble and then, and only then, do you become worse then Pol Pot. Killing a disposed King really shouldn't make you public enemy #1 with everyone. I get losing reputation with any of their friends (though I have 0 clue how Lords become Friends/Enemies, especially Friends in opposing factions). Like I've said Cruel trait Nobles should execute their enemies. That should go for the player too. You piss off another Clan and get to -100 Reputation with them your Clan Members should be at risk of the chopping block. *I believe it is possible for Lords to execute their enemies, but I've yet to see it happen.

Actually executing Lords should make you the friend of their enemies. The mechanic in it's current inception is so useless it may as well not be there. It's only useful if you literally plan on executing every single Noble in the game.

Sort of like surrendering too. No one ever surrenders, except like Looters/Brigands. So why is it there if everyone just fights to the death? Should be some benefit to it - like your troops are returned to your fief but you get taken prisoner for ransom or vice versa you give up all your troops/items to escape.Think this is what pains me most about the game. So many potentially good mechanics that will likely remain half-baked. The trait system has the potential to add a lot of dynamism to the game, but I don't think it's ever going to get where it should be.

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MostBlunted 说:

Yes! Has anyone ever seen a comeback from zero cities/castles?

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Olleros 说:

Patch notes do not seem to address the issue of attribute points not being granted on every 3rd level-up in SP as claimed by the in-game tooltip. I've re-started the game several times now to test out whether it's been fixed or not. Right now, on my side at least, I have only ever received ONE attribute point, upon leveling up to level 4. Over each playtest. Subesequent level (7,11,14,etc) have not granted attribute points.

Why is this issue not getting talked about more/have a date for being resolved?

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ilanmeiss 说:

I don't think this should be removed but I think that there are 2 things that can be added to fix the issue
-The ability to flank the siegers from behind while your allies in the castle fight them from the walls or even send out troops to help you and attack them from both sides.
-Adding a watchtower building to settlements that warns you wan an army is on his way to besiege and the more upgraded it is the sooner it warns you.

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John Frederick 说:

In the smithing screen at the bottom left where your characters portrait is. If you click, you can cycle through all of your companions and utilize all of their stamina, and skills.

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Marmz 说:

How about this : long-distance recruitment.
Since your clan can have multiple parties, and even caravans, it would make sense to expand those functions to allow your companions to recruit for you in your heartlands, and meet you up at the frontier with freshly recruited national troops. Indeed, I sense the whole recruitment options available to the player will be expanded in the future.

For instance, since villagers spawning from villages now actually carry goods into towns, and recruits are actual "units" now, shared between you and all AI lords, it would make sense to have your castles summon small parties of recruits from it's associated villages from time to time to add to the garrison and train into proper soldiers. From there, companion parties could be tasked to bring troops to you, transfer troops between fiefs, or whatever, really : they sky's the limit with Bannerlord's new system, i doubt they'll limit themselves to Warband's style of running around from village like a beggar deep into the mid-late game.

As for culture conversion, I think it makes sense, and one of the best way to implement it in my opinion would be with the option of adding new characters (therefore recruiters) to conquered villages and towns, a mixture of settlers and governors of sorts, who would offer you troops of your kingdom's culture. They could even have their own quests and everything, so they gradually "open up" their troop offerings the more quests you do for them, though the native characters of a village might hate you for it

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