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Donating troops to a garrison gives you influence. Higher level troops obviously give more. Winning large battles also gives you a good amount of influence, so what I did was start by donating troops until I had enough to call a few lords to an army, and then lead them into battles against enemy armies and castles. Soon enough I was rewarded with my first fief, and since our kingdom has the council of commons policy on it generates passive influence for me every day now.

Liena got pregnant for me less than ten days after I married her

I'm going to have to disagree about the "finicky" blocking, it seems to work just fine for me. And while I hate to be the guy to say something along the lines of "git gud," improving your character's skills along with your own personal skills goes a long way to being able to effectively wield a two handed weapon, and it's also very rewarding when you do get to that point. This is also coming from someone who played with auto block in Warband, not once in my hundreds of hours of gameplay did I turn it off.

But seriously, practice a bit, put focus into two handed weapons, etc. Battanian tournaments seem to have 1v1 rounds with two handed weapons quite frequently, and it's a great place to get the hang of things.

I don't believe there's a way to do this but I also don't see why you'd want to... block direction changes with the slightest camera movement in a given direction, you would have to keep your camera perfectly still or constantly moving in the direction you wanted to block, completely unable to look around while blocking without switching direction.

As someone who used auto block myself in Warband, I can appreciate its removal in Bannerlord. Two handed swords are quite powerful, having to improve my own skill to effectively wield them was very rewarding, and also acted as a sort of balance for them. If you are completely unable to improve your own abilities, just pick up a one handed weapon with a shield. It offers extra protection against ranged weapons anyway.

When Microsoft ends support for an operating system, it's safe to say at that point you shouldn't expect game developers to go out of their way to include full support for it. You should really switch to another OS, running anything older than Windows 8 isn't a great idea in general.

They're not releasing the early access on consoles. You'll have to wait for the full release, or possibly even later.

This isn't a bug, you always start in the Empire. You chose a culture, not a starting location.

It's harvesting season?

Interesting touch that I noticed from that screenshot is the four-"pronged" crosshair for the spear. In Warband and the other gameplay we've gotten ranged weapons have had three-pronged crosshairs, and melee had none. I'm wondering if this is specific to spears or melee weapons, or if this is something that's going to be changed for all weapons, or whether it will be in the final product in the first place?

Really minor detail, but I'm just curious lol.

ricefields 说:

am i the only one disappointed in that settlement size, it looks smaller then the warband ones damn.

now you may argue that it's still in development, but towns being a major aspect in mount and blade with it's prequel only amounting to this size after years of development is pretty concerning

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That's the campaign map icon, not the town itself. You should find that it's a significant improvement over the Warband map.

I'm getting frustrated at myself because I'm getting frustrated at TW that this game still hasn't been released. I try to tell myself that this time is being used to perfect the game, and that we don't want an imperfect release, but by now it's going past my breaking point. If we're not going to get the game soon, we should at least get another estimate as to when it will be ready, because seeing as I was counting on playing Bannerlord in 2016 this is getting slightly absurd.

Great blog, love to see what the devs are working on! Can't wait to see what's in the blog next week, hopefully some nice screenshots?

Why would you even fix the naked villagers attacking? That should totally be how it is in the final release!

They had this in Warband, I'm sure they'll have it in Bannerlord. They also said the terrain is more mountainous, sort of forcing players to go through choke points and potential ambush locations.

Sorry I took a while to reply, but I did try all of your suggestions. When I tried logging in from the website, which I eventually tried on a different browser and a different computer, I got the "Account not activated" error. When I tried to register another account under my email, it told me that I already had an account under this address, and wouldn't let me do anything further. And for good measure, I went and scoured my emails one last time for anything related to Mount & Blade or TaleWorlds, and the only activation emails I could find were, as last time, ones I already used. At this point I'm pretty sure it's an issue with the website and not a mistake I've made, and I am once again at a complete loss.

Thanks for the reply, but now I've run into another problem. On the website, it still tells me that my account has not been activated when I try to log in. I tried your advice and tried to register again, but now it tells me that I'm already logged in!

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https://gyazo.com/3d08134dc7e6ad0615141b92ecf9543c

If you look at top right of the screenshot, you can see that I'm certainly not logged in. I also looked through my emails and the only verifications I got from TaleWorlds are ones I've already used to verify this account. I'm really at a loss here.