I'm not talking taste, I'm talking quality
compare the vanilla battle maps to modded ones, same with armours. Even within base game there are some massive differences in quality, like top tier sturgian vs battanian.
this, and I'm an SP main
without it being a strategy, if you make a cavalry charge and your horse die in the process it's still 500+ kg in movement. You can be sure it will cause damages
I don't know from which game version is that save but some changes have been made in the game, that means you want to load and save in every version of bannerlord you've missed
How the AI determine strength and nobles surrendering would be the among the best balance changes I'd want atm.
would love such a thing, except for the whole unique troops. I'd much rather have it just have some special NPC (like the retirement feature) with specific gameplay feature, like healing in shrines, or items from other cultures in trading spots
or with the modding kit files ?
There has been plenty of dev bashing in this forum, it seems we are not using the same one... the only times I have seen positive replies was for the 1.8 and 1.2 releases. It didn't change anything either, you're just making the place more toxic, as if it wasn't toxic enough
in your library under home you can check if tools are enabled
So since being constructive didn't work being insulting will ? that's a peculiar mindset
how constructive of a message, it will clearly help with the development of the game and the communication from the devs
the recruiter being in the castles ? I think a line of dialogue when talking to a Minor faction leader would be more logical, although it might become too easy to cheese recruits.
in that village they still need a part of the population to produce food for the horses, unless it's a nomadic village (which doesn't exist in game)
Thanks ! I agree it's not a big problem as I am perfectly good with the amount of elite recruits currently in my game with my mods (3 to 10 per party), but I would like for the system to be a bit more proper in the way it works.
Just because there is a lot of horses in a village doesn't mean everybody uses one, you still need quite the wealth to afford a horse