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For buying fiefs you need a perk from the trading Skill. At 225, I believe.

VC really is the underrated gem of the M&B series that got hurt by it's Bad press die to the buggy and unstable Release.
But damn was reforged great. And a good example how Warband could be improved. And barely any of it made it into Bannerlord, sadly.
Needless to say I completely agree with your whole list. And thanks for the hair Unser helmets Feature. That was damn awesome.

As a mercenary you Lose your influence all the time anyway, since it gets converted into your pay. When you check your influence it will also tell you 'Mercenary Contract - X'.

Mercenary Income depends on the faction. If I remember correctly, the 'losing' faction pay more so that mercenaries flock to them to prevent snowballing.
I've gotten 150 daily and I think more is possible as well.

Shield walls that Automatically place units without Shields in the back and those with Shields up Front.

The Ability to tighten or loosen formations

Also, the "Advance ten paces" command.

And not to forget, waaaaaaay less cavalry.

No, the dudes with Shields were T2 as well. But you mostly recruited those from villages.
The T1 troops were pretty much the same as in Bannerlord. No Shields, but at least a bunch of stones to throw. Thing is, you barely ever saw them recruitable. Mostly the good for nothings in towns.

Man, you guys have played way too little Brytenwalda and Viking Conquest.
There it took long to Train troops. In Bannerlord it's easy as cake.

The Real Problem is that there isn't anywhere where you can safely stash troops so that you can Grab a new bunch of T1s and Train them without high Tier troops taking away All the XP.

Just saw a "Crossbow" for 2k somwhere in the Empire today, as well. Also a hickory Crossbow for 10k.
Seems to be improved a bit, now.

No, don't "just" do anything. Properly Plan it out, test it internally and then on the beta branch.
Only if it works does it make it into the live Patch.

You mean mercenaries? They've been in the game all along.

Both points are true, but bending accuracy a bit by having it Made of steel and including it isn't so far off and fits much better than plate. That said, there are already armour pieces Made of bronze/brass in the game that are higher rated than some steel pieces. And the leather armours are also rather inaccurate since there is literally no proof for the it and good leather for a half decent armour would be way more expensive than an equally good or better gambeson (which are rated really Bad in Bannerlord.... Poor Gambeson).

That said... Yes to lorica plumata!

The answers to this is pretty simple, I'd say.
The game needs lorica musculata, or the muscle cuirass. BAM, historically near-fitting armour for the Empire AND as close as it gets to a plate breast armour as possible without being plate.

Also, those Abs!

The middle ages were faaaar more colourful than people, especially Hollywood, imagine. Not only clothes, but also houses and especially Castles. Castle walls weren't bare stone. They were plastered, whitewashed and painted. Same for churches.

Kingdom Come Deliverance did a great Job with that and I wish M&B would Copy it.
I barely ever walk through towns. It's tedious and drab to look at. And for my low End PC the loading Times are also too long.
I prefer walking through villages, those Look a lot more interesting, strange as it Sounds.

Main Quest should be pretty much the läßt to implemented.
First the game needs to be Bug fixed, balanced and all big features as well as most minor ones introduced.
Before that, creating a diverse, interesting and functional Main Quest is impossible.
Hence the half baked mess we have now.

Flauvious said:

You could set up camp wherever, and wander around your campsite. Admittedly there was no point to this, and the main function of setting up camp was that it just brought up another menu of options like choosing to retire from adventuring or choosing a book to read.

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In Viking Conquest you Could fortify that Camp and make it permanent. You could stash troops there and they'd get trained during that time. Was a great feature in early game or if you didn't want to join a kingdom.
Hope they implement it in Bannerlord.

The only Thing to Auto battle are looters.
Everything Else just results in pain.

Logic says so. There is absolutely no sense in trying to push a main quest into the game when there are still vast issues with balancing, performance and missing features (diplomacy, perks, proper leveling system and the lsit goes on).
You can only design a GOOD main quest when the rest of the game works and the vast majority of features is implemented. Otherwise you'll always have to rework the main quest to fit the current state of the game.
The best example is the current main quest which is utterly boring and broken since so many people have problems with the hideouts simply because the AI and the ranged weapons are so unbalanced that the quest is nearly unfinishable for them.
Let them finish the game first, then design a good main quest, instead of rushing it and leaving us with garbage hat nobody wants. Even now most M&B players hate the main quest and completely ignore it (for good reasons), especially since M&B never needed a main quest to be fun.

Main Quest is absolutely lowest priority. Sorry, but before that gets implemented the game itself needs to be in a near-to finished state.

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Wolfwood said:

In my experience I had a lot dying against enemies that were very low powered, but maybe it's because of low tactic skills or you should just only do it against looters, not small amounts of bandits.

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Yeah, it only works with looters. Everything Else results in death.

Well, the safest way to do it would be only Auto resolving battles with looters. That way they'll only get wounded and get way more XP.

The Train 10 Quest is actually my favourite Quest to do after Character creation because you get quite a bit of money for IT as well as ten troops to hunt looters with without having to pay recruitment costs up Front. And if you don't have any Other troops, the borrowed troops Level up even faster.