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Send out your companions to see what their actual relation is with their lord and go talk to them. Generally if they will answer you when you ask how they feel about their king, they are up for at least listening to what you say. Low rep with king, high with you, lands near you, those are the 3 magic things that get the job done. Remember, guys that only own villages will not bring them to your side, only if they own castles/towns.

You are given the option to rebel if you are denied a castle/town you took.

You can't start recruiting until you actually have a faction (own a calstle/town without being a vassal of a king). You'll get a feel for it but basically the lords you try to recruit need to have low rep with their king and not feel like they would get smeared if they join you.

If you have high honor, go for lords that like you based on that, so you don't have to do as much feasting bs to keep cool with them. You get/lose rep if you give a piece of land to somebody they aren't supporting, which you can, and should, learn from as many as you can unless you are just doing your own thing or don't care.

I'd keep your companions unless they are oddballs that you don't want in your group. The ones that don't get along with your other members maybe. I've never gone that route.

As for how quickly you can get it started, I don't know. Sometimes you have luck, sometimes you don't. Sometimes they go to you on their own which actually sucks if you want to be choosy because the conversation doesn't allow you to ask them anything. If you're not familiar with them already, you are shooting blind. I could probably talk all day on it but just ask if you have questions and I'll try ot help out or I bet somebody else will come evicerate my post for lack of details

If the advertising said COOP I don't think I'd even finish reading the rest on the way to grab my wallet.

Cardsfan. How long have you waited in game?

He likes you enough to let you see her. Talk to him in a town or castle and see what he says. Just don't mention her. If you keep on his good side he'll eventually say he thinks she'd like to see you. Just never talk to him about it again and you won't get the rep hit.

If you ask permission AFTER already seeing her, no matter where, you'll get negative rep in my experience. Unless he likes you already or doesn't care, which you get sometimes with the tomboys. But who wants a woman in a frumpy vest anyway? The only time it matters where is when he is the one initiating that part of the conversation because he's decided he likes you. That only happens in a town/castle.

Don't talk to him about it at all. Eventually if you catch him in the same walled center as her, he will say 'hey what's up, you should go talk to Svipul she's in her room' Don't touch the subject until then.

Nicholas Bell 说:

I just noticed that when I butcher the drunk in the tavern, sometimes my relationship with the owner goes down.  Something I said?  I'm making a bloody mess too often? 

And of what value is having a good relationship with the tavern owner anyway?  I've not noted any differences in the answers they provide.  Totally possible I'm missing something here...

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Let him take a swing. I think technically just let him get the weapon out but I've lost rep doing it that way so it might take a second to register. If you read I think the owner says something about not even letting him get out his weapon if you kill him the second the dialog is over.

As for the rep with the tavern owner, not sure.

I play native. Well, I have some tweaks but nothing that big. Mostly native.

It's the games way of reminding you how much of a bastard you are. Do a search. I remember somebody saying they knew how to change it.

Yeah you gotta give them land soon or they hate you

More or less.

I don't know if you can add to a garrison directly but you can also give vassals troops when you tlak to them.

I'm not sure I gave you 100% correct info actually. I think renown might be the main limiting factor in army size, whereas what kind of fief they have determines how fast they refill troops. Somebody else would have to point out how it works. It might even be in this thread somewhere.

lets see.

1. I think they only leave if they get really really far into negative relations with you.

2. If he owns a town or castle, he'll take it and any villages. If he only has a village, you get it back. This is why you only give walled center to people you know like you a lot, like if you have high honor, honorable lords are a good choice for walled centers because as you gain honor, they like you more to counter the rep hit if they lose points for any other reason.

3. Tough one. If you take a lot of land, you are gonna end up with guys running all over the place. There's no way to reallocate fiefs. Their army size is related to their income, which is obviously related to what fiefs you give them.

4. If you give walled centers to a lord, he gets more troops than if he just has a village. Also, he staffs it, which is nice if you aren't rolling in insane amounts of cash.

5. I don't think so.

6. More vassals = more quarrels, but also more armies. More fiefs per lord should = more troops per army. Which are also gonna be slower. That's a tough one.

7. I don't think it makes them more likely to defect, but it might save you some quarrels.

8. Sadly, no.

9. Yes, but as far as I know the improvements do stay active if you already made them.

10. They make their own according to their income (as above), based on fief ownership.

11. No. What matters is the size of his armies (which you can control in a sense), and whether he will defect (some are more likely to like you based on their personalities.

12. You lose them as a companion. You want them to be high level as level translates into their initial renown, and renown helps army size. Some non-noble companions may have you taking flak from other lords.

Saves from the 2 versions should be fine.

As far as removing the bonnetts, I just used the guide thats been here for a while. I'll see f I can find it. I do al lmy changes in the mod system so I don't do the text file changes. I also (not sure it worked this last time) ditched the adventurous chicks altogether after I couldn't get the ugly ass fur coats to stop popping up on them.

Edit: http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,112941.msg2780094.html#msg2780094

The txt file changes are on the first page.

yeah I modded out the bonnets too. haha I hate those things.

I made up a face code cuz I was sick of the uglies. She's not bad. Nice compared to the others.

Ladies follow their guardian. So if her dad/brother defected to the nords andhe was given the village attached to Olaf's castle, that's where she'd be.

Wife is the same as a companion. You just don't have to los ea companion to ge a minister that way. You can always reassign them though so don't hold off thinking they are gone forever if you make them  minister.

Personally, in my most recent game, I have a companion that I don't like much (actually that doesn't like my other companions much) as my minister, then my wife just stands there and looks good

On starting a business, the numbers given by the Guild Master are current as of when you ask. making a choice based on trends is more reliable. You can get away with all Dyeworks but I've had better luck personally with different setups.

No you can't join fights if you are not hostile already to one faction in the fight.

Getting better rep with th elord who's daughter you are after is hard if you get no quests or are not in the same faction. Try recruiting him?

try to get peace through your minister. If you have a minister appointed that's not a companion, you are gonna have issues cuz they are broken as far as I remember.

If you are using Deplomacy I'm not sure on some things. In navite, you can get peace even if they don't recognize you.
This lord that doesn't like you enough, is he from another faction? You can still jump in fights with him if the other party is hostile to you.

As far as faction relations, they are practiacally pointless since they are all over the place. You can be at 99, then have them declare war on you and have it reset.

Can you not do a kingdom rename through the camp menu if you rebelled?

Also when delaing with other rulers, if they don't recognize you as legit, that's normal.