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durbal 说:

Umm you mean the difficulty level? Why is there a mod for increased HP when you can just turn down damage?

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Because this mod increases base HP for all troops and characters, not just yourself or your allies. It lowers the difficulty curve in that you as a player are less likely to get one-shot by a random tossed rock, sure, but it also means you won't be taking out a heavily armored foe with a single poke anymore either.

It really slows down the pace of combat in a good way, which helps a lot considering that, in the base game, even the best armour in the game is fairly useless at mitigating damage.

The "Armour Does Something" mod combined with extending the base health of all characters and troops by 50 has done wonders to make combat a lot more interesting. Very strongly recommend.

They don't work. Ignore them.

My relationship with my king kept dropping everytime I helped him or joined his armies... so I've kind of given up on that front. Just going back to beheading nobles.

It is very frustrating how armour does very little to extend your lifespan.

Yes, this is something that I would consider a basic function of the core gameplay that should be fully available to the player within the first 2-3 hours of their campaign. Once you are managing forces of 20 men or more, this is a necessity. The fact that it's locked behind a good 20 hours of grinding is obscene, and ruins the tactical aspect of the game for me.

Alradon 说:

There is a perk in leadership when you reach lvl 75 that allows you to do just that

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Problem being that grinding it takes far too long for something that should really be a basic feature.If it were something you could unlock in a few hours with non-concentrated efforts, that'd be fine, but I'm probably 15+ hours into my current campaign with 5 cunning and 4 focus points in Tactics, and still am not even close to getting it. I'm at the point where larger battles are definitely a thing, but it's very difficult to manage them without the perspective and planning that their scope requires.

Really, in addition to reworking how the experience system works as a whole (because it's absolute garbage), this should be the very first perk for Tactics.

You'll still get killed in 2 or 3 hits regardless anyway, so don't put too much thought into the armour situation.

Jhaerik 说:

Yeh but all of those people just made forum accounts so really don't matter. They'll be gone to the next game in a couple weeks.

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Well, yeah. If the core gameplay is buggy and gets in the way of having fun, of course people will stop playing.

Sithrain 说:

I wanna know how my peasants managed to get the 90 riding required to even ride all those fine horses they steal, since I've been fighting in every tournament and bandit uprising in Calradia and I still can't manage them,

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Just disregard the levelling system completely, the grind isn't worth trying to figure out. If you plan on being a baseline profile with no perks throughout the entire campaign, you can't be disappointed when the obtuse grinding system makes getting any of them impossible.

Adrivan 说:

The angle at which you point the camera when you attack matters a lot. I was also missing many hits in the beginning, but then I realized I need to look down towards the ground when attacking on horseback. I also have a sword with about 110 length. I almost never miss now.

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The problem is that the character's body will often reset position right before swinging, even without adjusting the angle. Plenty of time's I've come in for a swing, with my character deciding today was not the day right before committing.

Honestly, it's become such a grind at this point that I ignore my character's stats almost entirely. I'll never be able to get enough experience in anything of value to gain any benefits, so why bother? Base abilities is basically what you get.

Even with a two handed weapon, my character just loves to graze his sword right over enemy heads. It's pathetic. I never had this much trouble hitting people while mounted in Warband. Here, even if I'm starring directly at the ground, I'll still swing around my targets.

Panzercracker 说:

Should has option to lock the horse you want to ride or give to companion to avoid they will be give to common soldiers for promotion.

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lukkyb 说:

yeah the lock button shoudl lock it from being sold and being used by your men when they upgrade

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The lock button does nothing. I've lost plenty of locked assets this way.

As far as I can tell, locking items does nothing. They can still be sold, and in the cases of horses, they can still be taken by troops classing up into mounted roles. That's how I lost my (locked) camel that I won.

The concept is alright, but the execution feels lacking. Everything feels so grindy.

Yep, enemy AI archers are ridiculously accurate.

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Weathercock 说:

Shame what they (Games Workshop) ended up doing with it though.

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yea, never liked their price policy... the only thing I ever got from then where the board games like Space Crusade and bought a few other thins to enlarge it... but collecting their stuff is probably just for ultra rich people now. But they made a good Universe.

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Well, pricing aside, they're even going out of their way to ruin those good universes that they've made. Warhammer Fantasy Battles no longer exists, instead replaced by the new "Sigmarines." The 40k fluff also started to become more cringe inducingly bad (WAAAAARD!), and much of the humour that made it great is being lost for more grim darkness without any of the self awareness. It doesn't help that the rules for the games themselves have gone completely to **** as well.

At this point, it's mostly videogames (Dawn of War, Total War) made by developers who were fans of the better eras and fan projects like this that keep the Warhammer worlds alive. Because the guys at Games Workshop certainly don't seem to care. And since GW seems to be content to give the Warhammer License out to just about anyone these days to make a quick buck, even that's going down the drain.

And I say this as someone who has multiple (heavily converted) armies, including a Death Korps of Krieg regiment.