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dannazgu 说:

Really?

Never saw a handle does that, one hand or two in the crafting part list?

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Yup, but they're all listed in the two handed section. Nothing in the one handed section will let you use it two handed.

dannazgu 说:

Or if anyone know how craft them, the pieces needed, I appreciate letting me know so i can forge the one hand variant.

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It depends on which two handed handle you choose, some allow one and two handed use.

I like it.

If they feared us, they would try to appease us to keep us happy. Does it seem like they do that?

Weird. I wonder if it's just specific cities.

Ahoycool 说:

In order to get to the spouse you want. Just accept the offer. Then reject it on the trading screen. Talk to the lord again. He present you another daughter! Worked for me.

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Huh. If it comes up again I'll try that. Thanks for the tip.

I just don't understand what they even do. Is there a point to trying to bother raising traits?

I've never tried because it's not my style of play, but couldn't you just order your troops to follow you then not go near the ladders?

I think you may be blind. I've always had the stash as a town owner when just an independent clan not declared as a kingdom yet.

I donno, in 1.6 my husband was wearing ladies shoes. If he's into that, that's fine I suppose.

I wouldn't want enforced peace breaks automatically between every war, but I would like the AI to be a bit less hawkish in declaring wars willy-nilly. If all the lords are low on troops, maybe don't declare war until they restock on troops? Maybe if you're already at war don't declare a new one?

Hard cap is 330 with 10 attribute and 5 focus. I think you can still get exp towards your main level after that even if the skill doesn't move

Flesson19 说:

I'm not sure if you were made aware of it but there is a crash in crafting orders. When the person giving the order is longer in the town then completing the crafting order crashes the game. I did put it in the bug forums and uploaded a save file

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Oh, is that the cause of the seemingly random craft order crashes? Thanks, now I'll check to see if they're there before fulfilling the order.

iRkshz 说:

if there is a fuse that will turn off the growth of prosperity if food runs out - then there will be no problem

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That would be a good solution. We'll see if something like that happens.

But what about the other side of the coin where good prosperity causes starvation and loss of loyalty? Maybe it's better the AI be poor than having all their territories rebel because they can't micromanage to prevent it?

Here is an idea that will help with there being too many parts to unlock, and help prevent cheesy speed leveling, plus allow people to be more likely to make what they want. Seperate material and weapon shape. There doesn't need to be a seperate warsword to unlock for each material, instead it would just be a warsword blade. Then, depending on smithing skill level, you can use any material that you're skilled enough to use to make that weapon shape. You'd unlock the ability to use different metals when you hit the level with the perk to smelt it, so crude iron at 25, iron at 50, steel at 75 and so on. Before 25 you could only make the wood versions. Using better material would just improve the base stats of the weapon. That would make for less parts to unlock while making more different things you could actually make, since a number of weapons aren't available in different materials.That way, let's say someone really wants a falx, but the only have 25 in smithing, they could make one from crude iron which wouldn't be as good as the fine steel one, but it would give their character the weapon look they want. Also since smithing level unlocks materials, they can't super power level smithing if they get lucky to unlock a few high tier parts early, they could only make cheaper lower stat versions that would give less exp.

It's in single player mode, who cares? People who want to exploit will do it, people who don't want to won't. There are many, MANY, other things of much higher priority than to worry about if people in single player mode are able to cheese the game.

Hmm, so they all might eventually show up is what I'm hearing. I checked the encyclopedia, not the party tab, so not sure if it said holding or staying. I saved that game and started a sandbox, so I may go back and screw with is unless the sandbox campaign seems to be turning out to be more fun. Thanks for the answers.

It listed them being in my city. I traveled there and didn't see them in the keep (or the tavern, not that they should be). Waited time, not there but still listed as there. Left and came back, not there. Saved game, closed to menu and reloaded, not there. I had a companion disappear like that once in an earlier version, ended up just kicking them from the clan and getting a new one, can't do that with the wives.