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Palandiell 说:

mmh.... would you recommend me trying to stage a coup now??? never done it before and I would be the smallest most insignificant faction.

Does swadia die in almost every game or do they come back???

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For the most part, yeah. However, the game generates a lot of variables (Lord personalities, lord relations) at the very beginning of each game that affect how successful a kingdom might be. Swadia is naturally in a really bad spot, so unless the lords like each other and don't have bad personalities, they're most likely going to be one of the first two kingdoms out of the game (FWIW, the other kingdom is usually the Khergits.)

As for staging a coup: How far are you into your game? For starters, you will want at least 15-20 Right to Rule, otherwise negotiating treaties won't happen. You'll also want a nice stash of cash set aside; usually a minimum of 100,000 denars, though I try for 200,000 before I become independent.

Captured Joe 说:

I say Zendar.

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QFT.

Diplomacy is a must have for a single-player native experience.

GabyTzu 说:

What I found very unrealistic is that calvary charge no mater the terrain, wheather, when in middle ages knights would often dismount to fight on foot;also horses and troops never tire so you can just circle around for ages 

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That last note makes tournaments that are any/all cavalry very boring.

DogSoldieR 说:

LOLOLOL !!

Do send out the invites when the wedding is hosted, I'll bring the ale.

lev troops up select them on party screen adn ctrl + x

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I never knew this, thx!

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He never said anything about a wedding :#

This is better discussed on the cRPG forums. (Unfortunately, I don't have a link to that handy)

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Riddle 说:

Oddly enough, if you increase your framerate by lowering your graphics settings--such as setting texture rendering to 10%--it speeds up the process. Well, it speeds it up for my machine, but my machine hunted dinosaurs back in the day.

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He ment for upgrading troops faster silly. 

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It makes it faster for me. Whenever I am running 100% textures and hit ctrl-x to upgrade a troop, the framerate tanks for a second or so. If I am pressing ctrl-x repeatedly, my framerate is just absolutely dead, and the game doesn't receive a good chunk of my input (i.e. it seems some of my "ctrl-x" jamming isn't registered). However, with my textures down to 10%, the framerate drop is nowhere near as drastic, which allows the game to receive more of the input I give and upgrade my troops more quickly.

Though I do agree that a ctrl-****-x option would be nice. I think my solution only really works on old machines and I haven't had the luxury of trying my solution on a new machine.

Oddly enough, if you increase your framerate by lowering your graphics settings--such as setting texture rendering to 10%--it speeds up the process. Well, it speeds it up for my machine, but my machine hunted dinosaurs back in the day.

MatthaisRagnarsson 说:

Honestly, It might just be easier to get the download version.  All you really get with the boxed set is a dvd with a cd key on it.

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The biggest motivation to get the DVD is if you have a slow internet at your house (except it comes with steam, lol.)

Karnaak 说:

Riddle 说:

You'll be surprised how many people you can fit into an area of that size. I can imagine six political factions rising up in an area like that, exploiting the confined populace and causing massive amounts of death and destruction.

Perhaps a little bit harder to swallow is the thought that a snowy tundra exists within 100 miles of a hot, dry, arid desert.

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Not exactly, but close enough

PS: got a beatifull country BTW 

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That's why I said "Tundra" Also, where is that?

bonez899 说:

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bonez899 说:

Not sure if this was already mentioned but how about being able to travel all the way across the map at a speed of like 4-5 miles per hour in maybe 2 days?

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That would be a total distance of 192-240 miles, assuming you travel non-stop. I don't have a problem with the distance, but I think that the fact that troop morale doesn't tank after 48 hours of constant movement is a little far-fetched.

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Honestly though how many places with 6 kingdoms in side of it can be 192-240 miles long?

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You'll be surprised how many people you can fit into an area of that size. I can imagine six political factions rising up in an area like that, exploiting the confined populace and causing massive amounts of death and destruction.

Perhaps a little bit harder to swallow is the thought that a snowy tundra exists within 100 miles of a hot, dry, arid desert.

bonez899 说:

Not sure if this was already mentioned but how about being able to travel all the way across the map at a speed of like 4-5 miles per hour in maybe 2 days?

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That would be a total distance of 192-240 miles, assuming you travel non-stop. I don't have a problem with the distance, but I think that the fact that troop morale doesn't tank after 48 hours of constant movement is a little far-fetched.

Actually, I had this problem when I played WB on steam. I could log in to steam and then disconnect from my internet (dial-up) and play offline. However, if I played with cheats disabled, I would often/always crash when trying to interact with a town. When I enabled cheats, I was able to play offline. I figured it was something to do with the steam achievements.

Not sure on what you're basing this thread. Maybe Artiminmer's stray comment about Culmarr Castle, "Like most castles that last around here, it's got foundations that are old Imperial Calradic. You can't see them any more with all the rebuilding, but the slabs are the size of a house. They must have been real sorcerors back in those days, because I don't see how they moved those things otherwise."

How about aliens? We all know that aliens helped the Egyptians build their pyramids, so I don't think that aliens will be too much of a stretch in M&B2

Mr.X 说:

So Vaegirs can now get Tech Labs?
/confused

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Khergits now get Spawning Pools.

You probably should have broken North America into categories similar to Europe, i.e. West NA, Central NA, East NA.

I think your soldiers get first grabs at loot, which is dumb because A) You're the leader but always get the last choice in loot and B) Your soldiers don't even use the loot they pick up.

FWIW, stats and armor for Mamelukes vs Knights.



Mamlukes are one less level than knights and have one more level in riding. This means that mamlukes move faster on the map and cost less per week. Mamlukes also have a noticeable difference in their throwing attribute, but this is irrelevant because they have no throwing weapons.

I don't know item stats off the top of my head, but I am guessing that the swadian knight's loadout is generally better than the mamluke's.

As it stands, I prefer mamlukes in open field battles because of their iron maces, among other things. However, in sieges, I'd rather have a knight's morning star.

I'm guessing you have 6 people in your party? (You + Five other troops)