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TAEHSAEN 说:

Yes Wildlings invade around day 250 and Targs around day 320. Not set in stone but should be roughly around that time.

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Honved 说:

After something like 2 years of in-game time, your character begins to "age".  You begin to lose stats, rather than gain them.

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fishjie 说:

Thanks for the responses they have been helpful.

In warband, do relations with lords matter more? The swadian knights are definitely OP, but I am playing on easiest. If I up the difficulty to max, will it be more balanced? Also, Jeremus is my surgeon. Does he need to be in the battle for the surgery benefits to occur? Or can he be last in my queue.

Also, I read elsewhere that requesting castles too often loses you relations with the king. Also that if you are granted too much land, other lords can defect. Is this true in the original as well?

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Relationships with Lords are important in both games, especially if you plan on rebelling/starting your own faction.
It will be more balanced, because they will take full damage. They'll still be extremely powerful, of course.
Companions do not have to actually participate in a battle at all for their skills to take effect, as long as they are in a fighting condition at the start of the battle.
Requesting fiefs does not lower your disposition, although nominating other lords raises your disposition with them.
Lords will defect/be exiled if they have a bad relationship with their liege,  which is influenced by a number of things, including not getting fiefs they want, friends and family not getting what they want, losing battles, etc.

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Honved 说:

At low level, the bandits are usually worth more than their loot.  Once you advance a few levels and start taking on Sea Raiders and higher level faction forces, the armor drops are worth more than the warm bodies.  Getting 50 Denars for a basic Looter slave beats 1-10 Denars for his battered leather or fur jacket and knife, but doesn't match 100-200 Denars for a chain hauberk, iron helmet, and 2 handed axe from a top-tier Sea Raider.

Then again, I can pick up a pile of Fur in some Vaegir village for 43 Denars, haul it to Khergit or Rhodock territory, and sell it for 200-300, with practically no risk, then carry some salt or pottery back the other way and again double or triple my investment.

Don't build too large of a party, otherwise you can't afford to pay it, you earn less Renown for battles, and the loot is divided up among more men (your companions get a double share, you get a triple share or something like that, and the regular troops get one share).  Strip that down to 10-20 men or less and you can rake in some serious cash for yourself, unless you run afoul of 45 Sea Raiders.

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Shaxx 说:

Based on the renown level of the Kings and Lords in the game, how do you think historical characters from our own history would line up?

A few random examples in no particular order:

Napoleon Bonaparte - 3,500?
Genghis Khan - 3,000?
Alexander the Great - 4,000?
Julius Caesar - 4,000?
Hannibal Barca - 3,000?
Charlemagne - 2,000?
Alfred the Great - 500?
Timur the Lame - 1,000?
Charles Martel - 0, definitely zero, no one remembers this guy or his accomplishments and their impact on the western world.
Edward Teach AKA Blackbeard - 2,500?
Captain Kidd - 750?

And so on and so forth, post your thoughts and ideas.

I should point out that renown does not necessarily mean skill or success, just by how well they are known.

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Nebless 说:

Bannerlords II isn't out yet so you'll have to wait on that.  I'm not sure if it's going to be a stand alone or you'll have to buy M&B Warband to run it like you have to with M&B Viking Conquest.

As far as online / offline play.  M&B (the first one) is only single player.  M&B Warband allow's you to play online / multi-player.

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