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Anyone know why this is happening?

Its just the game. I thought it was my RAM as well, so I replaced it. Same issues. Had wanted to do that for a while as well. My game used to be smooth, now its laggy, and slows to a crawl. I dont believe its because of game progression, just changes to the game, that aren't optimized.

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Anyone? Can you not keep conquered lands for yourself after your form a kingdom?!?

+1 I've noticed most of those and agree.

+1 I agree. All the cultures at least have horse/footpaths .... imperial cultures have better roads perhaps. Increase movement speed on roads.

Also, when your noble's castles/towns/villages are under siege, you don't even get alerts from that. So you literally have no idea whats going on, and you can't even transfer them troops. There's almost zero control you have over your kingdom.

Well again, the issue i'm trying to address is that you can't manage your kingdom well. Here's my setup:


There's a castle guarding each of the two entry points to the whole south area there. But they're far apart. If one side gets attacked, even though I have 400 max tier troops in each castle, it will still lose to a large army (or they just walk by and siege something else), since I can't get over there to bolster the defense. Also, you only get alerted when enemies start a siege, so you can't really ever get into the castle before the battle starts unless you choose to lose a lot of troops to sneak in. You can't properly defend, really.

iimstevo 说:

Multi-control: I don't really like this idea if I'm honest. That's not what the game is about. I like the idea of manually giving them orders (like patrol lands, defend locations, don't engage hostiles, engage hostiles etc etc), but actually controlling them in real-time means you're only ever moving one unit about at any one time, and what happens when they both get into battles simultaneously? Which battle takes priority?

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So, yeah we agree being able to give them more concise orders is good. Then, Controlling them in real time means, yes, you're only moving around one unit at a time. So that is where the automation that already exists comes in. They're off doing whatever tasks you assign them when you're not playing them, or defaulting to whatever their default behavior is now. When types of battles happen, or even enemies get sighted (not looters, but maybe just vs nobles?), then your game pauses and you can then switch over to them in a click to check out what is up. Battles basically happen instantly when you're fighting them, so once you're done with one you can do the other, or let it auto-battle like it does now.

Brynjahr 说:

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Thats not M&B

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Yeah, you're right, but this is bannerlord. They're already going in this direction with Heirs and family members. I'm already bored just doing the old bannerlord stuff, and like I said, the issue is there's no real, effective, way to manage your kingdom.

Since its early access, they just put in default stories. They'll add more later. Same with different castles/towns, etc.

I found out how to do it by clicking at random stuff, Snowarc. When you're in your party screen, click a unit. to the right of its name you see a 1, 2, 3, or 4 in roman numerals. click that, and then you can select which hotkey group you want your guys in.