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Hero07911010 said:

Easy, make two Infantry groups. Mark one as low tier and the other as high tier. Balance the two groups with the slider so you only get borrowed troops by themselves. I do this all the time for leveling the lower tier troops of any kind.

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Yes, I already guessed to do so

I uploaded the logs here ID: 2023-04-18_18.43.38_5ea197247e7f36896a9ba89876465997

Why complicate it so much, it was possible to simply set the formation in the squad with a button with Roman numerals 1 group and make 2 groups one by one for everyone else, too. Why did the developers remove this function. That appears when fighting when more than 20 people is not that, there are infantry, bows, cavalry, etc. And I want a specific type of troops. What if I have 100 people in my squad: 80 imperial recruits band 20 legionnaires, so I want only recruits to attack in battle and legionnaires to stand aside.

Hero07911010 said:

TW introduced Battle Orders to allow you to do this. It's pretty customizable. It only appears if you have at least 20 troops. It doesn't work like it used to on the Party screen, but still gets the job done.

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What if I have one formation, for example, an Imperial Legionnaire and another formation, a borrowed warrior. I want to put them in 2 different groups

uçanbiblo said:

Hey, we do not offer support for the mods or modded games. Can you try to reproduce the issue on a new campaign after manually removing all the mod files and verifying the integrity of the game files. If the issue is persistent on a new, unmodded campaign please let me know.

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OK, I just deleted the DynaCulture mod. And it became not so often to fly out

Flesson19 said:

I think you need this, mine works for 1.8, there was an update needed https://github.com/bennyz/Bannerlord.Diplomacy/releases/tag/v1.1.11.4
Yeah also check butterlib, the hotfix last week broke it also, so update those 2 and you should be good

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Yes thanks it helped

Try to go to the game folder through browsing local files and then go to the bin/Win64_Shipping_Client path and right-click on the bannerlord.exe file and the property at the very bottom, compatibility and click the checkmark run as administrator. Do this with all exe files and try to run the game. Or if you have mods for the launcher, click on the DLL files of the mod also with the right mouse button and property further at the bottom of the window Tick Unlock, click on it and click apply, do this with all mod files

Well then, if you are going to reinstall the game, after deleting the game, try to go into the folder of this game and delete the remnants so that you can install it cleanly later. Well, you can temporarily remove the Mount & Blade 2 Bannerlord folder from the document folders, where saves and configurations and settings for games and mods are stored. But in general, if you delete it, Steam will download them again through the cloud, if it doesn’t help, try choosing an older version of the game in the beta version in Steam in the game settings.

Zorion_no said:

This I dont know.

But first thing first.

Disable all mods and see if it happends.
Should the game launch fine then, enable all the mods you need etc.

Basically if you need support with mods - go to the page where you found the mods - Nexus for instance.
Keep in mind that Diplomacy is dependent on 4 other mods to work aswell, so it could acutally be any of those that is the reason - or if you dont have all 4 of the installed properly you could also get that issue.

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For diplomacy downloaded 6 mods. Harmony, Butterlib, mod config menu, uiextenderex and butrloader to automatically sort those mods and unlock dlls. And of course, the diplomacy mod, when you launch them, the game crashes

Well, how do I find out what's wrong in my game, except for reinstalling the game

Try to go to the game folder through browsing local files and then go to the bin/Win64_Shipping_Client path and right-click on the bannerlord.exe file and the property at the very bottom, compatibility and click the checkmark run as administrator. Do this with all exe files and try to run the game. Or if you have mods for the launcher, click on the DLL files of the mod also with the right mouse button and property further at the bottom of the window Tick Unlock, click on it and click apply, do this with all mod files

The problem is that the Diplomacy mod site has support for e1.8.0, but when I try to run this mod on e1.8.0, the game crashes. In addition to it, I downloaded a few more mods on e1.8.0, they all run and work fine, even if I run the Diplomacy mod separately, the game still crashes. On the Internet, I read where the logs of this problem can be located, which is why it does not want to start. I didn’t understand much except that the game really doesn’t start because of Diplomacy. That's why I came here, I thought you can understand these logs. It's just that I'd rather continue to play on version e1.7.2 where all mods and Diplomacy work.

uçanbiblo said:

Hey, we do not support mods or modded games. Try to reproduce the issue on a new campaign after manually removing all the mod files and verifying the integrity of the game files. Please let me know if the issue is persistent.

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