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Wondering what people's thoughts are on the fact that you can take and own an indefinite number of fiefs without kingdoms being able to declare war on you. It allows a more gradual transition to becoming a kingdom with limited usage of it, taking a few rebel towns or going to war with a single...

I'm playing Sturgia culture with almost only Sturgian troops (+Outriders/Skolder/Lake Rats are kosher). Also trying to use mainly Sturgian gear, but ... taking some liberties there too. It's been the slowest campaign I've done partly 'cause of all the long treks through the snow with a slower...

Combat often feels better paced with middle tier troops, but we're heavily incentivized to stack high tiers as they survive longer and are ultimately cheaper to maintain in the long term than having to recruit and upgrade lower tiers more often. They also allow you to trivially win the majority...

Just wondering, I've been considering skipping them which might be nice aesthetically, since certain Lordly/Masterwork drops are so much more common my gear is too often very similar across campaigns. I'm assuming they're player only since I've never seen one on a lord/lady's gear via marriage...

So I spent 425 days mostly shutting down Vlandia's usual expansion as a mercenary to get rich on my Sturgian troops only campaign. When you shut down that driving force of change, it seems almost nothing happens. This is the longest I've ever seen the map barely change personally, post-release...

I got a Mitela copy in my game, wondering if there's a way to attempt to cause clones of specific NPCs. Pic That way I could replace my wife with a clone if she dies, and other weird stuff. This happened in a game where Vlandia went on an insane war path taking three towns and three castles...

Sometimes when developers add something into a game that wasn't developed with it in mind, it is more frustrating than fun because it doesn't work well or make sense within the other gameplay systems. The current Fog of War is ... that kind of deal. These are some possible, I think sensible...

Currently having troops that you prefer a lower tier of are kind of a pain to deal with, as there are so many troops you just automatically upgrade. It's common to just mindlessly upgrade everything, but we also have good reasons not to ever upgrade certain troops (Battanian Falxmen, Sturgian...

Would be a nice alternative solution to the main quest, instead of failing it in almost every campaign. Almost nobody likes failing quests in video games. Failure implies I tried and did not succeed, but the game decides you failed regardless of whether you were even trying, which is silly.

I feel like there's got to be some setting that's off here that gives preference to shorter brothers. I try to fiddle with the voice slider to get a brother that looks roughly like mine IRL and have him make all our clan's children so my dude can ignore all that nonsense. But you can't see your...

IMHO all companions should start as blank slates the way rescued daughters do (if you do it right) but still, for the sake of balance I think we should be able to save some people's sons from shedevils or whatever instead of just saving... and promptly abducting into military service...

Battanian culture bonus (forest speed) which absolutely dwarfs the general utility and power of every other. It's subtle, but I'd still put it at the top. Swinging vs. thrusting reach weapons on cav especially. Take 50 Khan's Guards, hold fire and F1+F3 vs. 100 Noble Cav(any) in a custom battle...

I know most of these requirements already from experience, but for newer players this seems overly vague for no good reason. I would also have quest dialogues link to the encyclopia entries like "You may have to fight [Bandit troop] and [bandit troop], when it's appropriate for the quest giver...

For some reason I thought this was a feature and decided to turn it on after getting distracted by my dog while travelling to a town and ending up running into hostiles I wasn't prepared to deal with, only to not find it. Am I thinking of Warband or a different game or am I just missing it?

For friendly AI to hold or charge, or use worthless formations like circle for no reason until they die, regardless of what the other parties assisting are doing, is kind of ridiculous. Right now, if I join any army vs. army battle, I feel I am rolling dice unless my party can disproportionately...

With melee weapons we have tons of variety and sidegrades. With bows we have a short series of effectively straight upgrades aside from very low tier bows, for bows usable on horseback. Every new character, the same progression - I'm going to go from starting bow -> nordic -> heavy recurve ->...

Choose your Character's Culture screen - There is a huge amount of unused space here that could be used for better information. For example, if I click on Battania, it tells me nothing that would suggest I can find the strongest foot archers in this faction - this is one of the main reasons...

Currently, you can abuse retreating in many, many ways - to restock on arrows, redeploy into an advantageous position, avoid being outnumbered by reinforcement waves in army vs. army, etc. It also feels a bit odd that you can magically disappear your troops even when they're in the fray - only...

So I've been playing my early game on a newish character as a mercenary for Southern Empire, they gave me like a 270 denar merc contract while at war with Khuzait and Aserai. Bonus is that fighting tons of Aserai and Khuzait is giving me many, many horses. It's been a learning experience...

Warband style: A set of pre-built undying companions with non-RNG starting stats Bannerlord style: A set of RNG companions that can die with RNG starting stats. Why is using the system for the former bad for the latter? Well ... If the RNG Gods don't favor you, you have a bunch of companions...