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The issue unfortunately persists in the 1.2.5 patch.

I've not played Bannerlord since I reported this bug as it really kills the enjoyment of leveling and building your wanderers. The player's party is massively weakened due to this issue whenever you join an ongoing battle.

This issue persists in 1.2.4:



Siege engines at almost every castle or town in the world map are invisible. This makes it hard to decide you want to break into a castle, because they might not have any siege engines for you to use.

This issue persists in the 1.2.4 patch.

Your troops lose banner and captain perk bonuses when joining ongoing battles of any kind because the captains are randomised.

I agree. It would be more fun if some came your way naturally instead of you riding across the continent specifically for some guy you've never heard of (because of the encyclopedia fog of war now).

Similar to some mods, I think we should be able to promote existing soldiers that are already in your party to become a captain and thereby turn into a wanderer. A soldier distinguishes himself and now he can lead his troop type.

It makes far more sense than all my captains being Empire/Khuzait/Vlandian when I'm a Battanian warlord with 100% Battanian soldiers. Imagine risking your life for many battles and suddenly some random drunk foreigner from a tavern is now your superior.

I also agree with the notion that their levels should be lower and they should get a 2x XP boost to combat skills and a 5x boost to non-combat skills. Leveling leadership or roguery on companions is a pain, why bother even having governor perks in there?

Yea, this is a silly mechanic. This even happens even when you are the most powerful party.

I am sieging a castle with 320 of my own men, along comes some dinky 100 man 'army' and steals my siege. No, thanks... I will pull out and let them fight the 250 defenders alone.

It seems that the bug is not related to reserves.

However, siege engines built on the right side of any castle or town are invisible. This happens at every castle and town.



E.g. Above image: Catapults on the left are visible, but catapults on the right are invisible.

It makes it hard to decide if you should try and break in to defend a settlement, because you don't know if they have any siege engines built.

Yes, the formations are still completely randomised when joining battles to help lords/caravans/etc.

Beta Patch 1.2.3.

The captains are randomised and your formation is not how it usually appears in the pre-battle planner. It makes battles much harder because you are missing all perk bonuses.

I think we should set formation and captains in another screen or the pre-battle planer should be re-enabled for helping ongoing battles. Alternatively, we could use a functionality to change captains during a battle.

I was thinking this today when trying to train a few governors.

There should be a drop-down menu on the skill screen, depending on what you select (Clan Leader, Party Leader, Personal, Captain, Governor, etc..), it highlights the skill and perks to make it easier to choose from.

I made this earlier as a mock-up:



The highlighted skills and perks in this picture are just random and are just for example.

Similar to this problem is if you provide resources for the workshop:

E.g. If you have a brewery and loot a ton of grain from villages/caravans and dump it in your warehouse, then the game doesn't care if the input is literally free (looted grain), the workshop will stop running because it thinks it can't make a profit.

This is still an issue in 1.2.2.

saittam said:

Yes you can. If you go to the town they stay in (after beeing freed) and get the notice popup that the member is in that feif. Or you can just leave the member in the feif. Leave the feif and enter again.

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Seems like this is the easiest way to fix it.

Once a wanderer rejoins your party, drop them off at the tavern, leave, return, and now the issue is fixed after getting the 'X is in town' message.

Highly consistent error that happens every time, should be easy to reproduce.

I found a temporary solution: Order your companions to create a party and the immediately disband it. They will sit in a town for many days as 'disbanding' and then finally you will get a message that they are in town ready to collect. Use the 'take to party' command from the town menu.

I don't remember it taking that long to disband a party but I haven't played in a long time, but this allows you to select them again in the assignment screens for party roles or governor roles.