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Maybe even in RL.

I wonder how long it will be before we have a FPS single player game where the AI figures out that it can win by swatting the RL player.

TheWitchIzalith 说:

Yeah I murdered the Missing Daughters lover for some Battanian schmuck and then she offered to join me as a "The Wanderer" background Companion. I was like, Wait. Didn't you just swear an oath to forever hate me, and now you wanna join me?

Lady plotting to stab me in my sleep when we get away from society and then flee to the woods no doubt.

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She just *really* doesn't want to be part of that arranged marriage. Better the devil you know and all that. The AI in Bannerlord is really quite amazing.

ahh, maybe not, to be fair I never brought one in, I just looked at stats on the encylopedia and saw all zeros. It may be that the core game allows you to assign points. I know in the first week of release there were some odd duck companions you could do that to. So too soon to chalk it up to mod.

Frankly if they really are level 1 new recruits will full points that makes them really really useful.

edit: Ahh, if they have negative XP that's a different issue. I'm sure it's a temporary thing either way but now I'm curious.

They're only so so as new recruits though since they have 0 in all attributes and skills. At Level 1 a player has 18 attribute points and 12 skill points. This puts them roughly 54 levels behind the player in AP and 12 behind in SP. That's pretty gimped even if the auto-generated ones are bizarro builds.

Interesting timing.  I played Brytenwalda years ago when it was new until Vikings released.

I haven't played M&B for several years but came back and the only version I'm interested in is Brytenwalda (more so than Vikings) so I'd be interested in a refreshed version.

kalarhan 说:

If a npc is not part of the story you can find him in a tavern. But thats like 3-4. Got look in all taverns in the world or use a savegame editor to see where they are.

Once we can mod this game it will be nice to have a feature like in ACOK -> new sandbox mode, all companions in the starting city/tavern. So you can go and recruit them instead of doing a world hunt.

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Agreed.  I typically want 3 or 4 (maybe more) specific ones and it's irritating spending all that time wandering around looking for them. 

What I'd really prefer is that they be hard coded to appear in the logically consistent location based on their back story.  Finding Caewilin in Ribe or Helgi in Dublin makes little sense (ok maybe Helgi is explainable in that example).

Chief_Einherjar 说:

I think they said something about fixing the occupations in 1.3

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Interesting.

Yusuf_Persian 说:

If you cant defeat a bot 1v7 you probably suck at fighting or simply bad equipment and stats.

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ttgg 说:

http://imgur.com/JFAWvYv

You'd think his words mean something, since he's pretty much calling the shots. I'll treat it as a quest-design oversight.

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Apologies, I should learn not to trust my memory.  I was positive he was less absolute about keeping it.  I agree that it should be more accurately informative.  Misinformation in quests, unless it's in character for the NPC, is frustrating.

This is with 1.165 and 1.02 latest.

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I'll probably go through a fresh sandbox play through and then try the quest line as a non-viking.  Nice job on the quests overall, I normally prefer sandbox but they they were quite entertaining

I can't tell if the patch fixed it or it just stopped on it's own after a save restart.  Could be either of the two.

In any event I haven't seen those errors in a bit.

Cookie Eating Huskarl 说:

Some archers still prefer to mingle with the infantry shield wall but it doesn't happen consistently in the new 1.02 beta.

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Yeah I'm seeing this too with the most recent 1.02 patch.  Occasionally my Vegr warrior archers will decide they're infantry grunts.  Got a lot of them killed before I noticed.  The handful of Gestr and random archers seemed fine though I can't swear to it.  I double checked that I hadn't accidentally reclassified them.

I have two parallel games going, a storyline play through and a raider sandbox play through.  I've stopped the latter till the Vegr, Denmark AI gets fixed so they'll attack across the sea.  You really need them to attack in late mid game so you can hop into to lord vs lord fights for trophy scumming.  In the sandbox play through I became a vassal and did a lot of trophy farming kiting Alban armies from my village to various lords (AI will attack across sea to loot your village).

There's a few things you can do to level up.  Villages do have a small militia, usually about 30 or so villagers.  If you raid a village with an army of 34 or so men (or less) they'll fight you, much more than that they'll run off and you'll get the option to burn and loot.  So just attack with a small force, fight the villagers and after you win leave, don't take the burn and loot option, unless of course you're sure there are no enemy armies around.  I did most of my leveling signing up as a merc to Vegr and repeatedly doing hit and runs on the Alban and Aileach villages.  A 39 crew boat is perfect for that.  If you have 10 or 15 gestr or better warrior archers, 10 or so foot and the rest companions and you then you shouldn't take any casualties.  Companions up front to engage, archers to do most of the killing and the 10 or warriors just to scare off the occasional semi small bandit bands if you aren't ready for them.  Most bandits will run from a 30+ man army, they'll engage a 20+ one and that can get dicey if you're hurt.  That way you can decide when to fight.

I'd strongly caution against raiding monestaries, that really pisses them off.  Once in a while for food is ok but I'd only do it in a pinch.  Later when you have a good strong 150 man army and a refuge feel free to raid monestaries, gives the lords a reason to attack you and you won't lose reputation honor when you kill them.  Be warned though that it makes starting a kingdom tough.

To be a good raider you really need a larger inventory and skills designed around fast movement and spotting.  I wouldn't worry too much about trader skill, a lot of your money comes from selling slaves.

The two three biggest tweaks I'd see are Vegr/Denmark AI, a bit more variety in bandits (huge gap between bandits and vikings) and freelancer.  Next play through I'm going to try to play nice with the Swedish farming fleet and see if we can be friends.

Adorno 说:

Thanks. This is my fault for not taking into account the drowning feature. Will be fixed.

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Cool, certainly makes for a defensible castle.  You can pretty much stand on the far side of the stream and thumb your nose at the Alban picts as they slowly sink beneath the water .

edwardecl 说:

I think they should make the game more realistic, have a random chance for you boat to sink in stormy weather and wash your dude ashore in his underpants with a head injury with no boat and your army dead and all companions put back in the pubs after 2 weeks in their starter gear.

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That would be the most popular feature ever.