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Brynjahr said:

or much more simply look for an update from the mod creator

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doesn't help if the mod creator didn't write the XML properly

check the load order of your mods if any of them order themselves above the core game files on the launcher mods screen you have to manually edit a specific line of code in the XML or download fixed launcher mod (fixed launcher mod works for some people didn't work for me I just got rid of the mods that get out of line.) as for the specific line of code I don't remember what it is I never did it but a few of the mod authors tell you how to do it if you run into that issue on their descriptions page

razorts without the xml XP boost my beta XP rates function normally for the skills that already leveled easy and the skills that were hard are just slightly easier (except smithing still takes about 4 hours real time and roughly 250 in game days to get maxed out with full focus)

there is something I noticed in the beta branch however I did some screwing around with stats to test out how units perform with the new combat ai formulae being based on stats and the thing I noticed is that only the primary skills of the companions are affected by the new formula. if you have a companion that doesn't start with skill in bow not only does it take significantly longer for that companion to level up bow. it actually ignores the stat formula completely and fires just as accurately at bow 1 as bow 250. also smithing ignores any experience modifiers applied through XML

the balance so far is that to get cavalry upgraded you need war horses which take forever to collect for a full cav army. also if you use the new formations the way they were historically used they do in fact serve their purpose extremely well go to test battle set a ring of pikemen inside a ring of regular infantry and put an equal number of horsemen against them all units being equal in tier the horsemen usually barely come out on top and sometimes even lose in my experience. the thing that would make infantry a necessity to field is if the garrisons of towns didn't get drained by relentless wars to the point you are against all militia during sieges that get slaughtered by T3 archers let alone any variation of high tier units the balance is a long ways out and the cavalry are not the problem.

I use the circle formation and have my infantry divided into two groups so the spearman are in the inner circle and the shield infantry are in the outer circle they eat horse units alive in that particular set up

they made it so you can choose to use any of the games previous versions through the steam beta tab

I didn't even notice the occasionally super thicc soldiers until someone mentioned it XD

kucell said:

I'm having a similar issue only its happening after the prisoner capture screen, not after loot. Sent reports, really hope it gets fixed soon. Dont want to have to remove my trade perks though

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you can re add the perks after you are done doing hideouts i know its a minor inconvenience but since the issue only pops up in the Beta version i dont expect a fix to come all that soon for it as im guessing the big Beta patches will be once every two weeks based on what they said in the beta thread

same thing happened to me I sent in a crash report already.

check the bug forums if its not listed report it there

also 2.3GB update sweet stuff.

Vialon said:

It crashes everytime on startup

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if you are running mods check the mod order if any of them are above any of the games core modules the game will crash on startup.

weird in my experience the trading was more profitable on this patch then others I think maybe the beginning state of the games econ is semi randomly generated.

Midnitewolf said:

I think you have a good point. I think the problem is that the Aserai is too cut off and remote from the Southern Empire and this in turn prevents them from putting enough pressure on them leaving the the Southern Empire free to face off against other threats. There really needs to be more than two small entry points between the Aserai and the Southern Empire. Maybe a route across the inland sea there or make the sea into two lakes with a fairly large land bridge in the middle.

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if you read the grey logs long enough you see that the aserai get chumped by bandits as soon as one of their armies get crushed their lords go into a constant cycle of slavery by bandit

they don't escape as fast if you stuff them in a dungeon.

also there are alot more lords in general than the previous title so you have very little breathing room against factions that have a lot more resources than you.

the balancing is going to be a while as currently stability is the main concern a lot of people cant even launch the game right now due to various issues related to the games interactions with certain graphics cards and CPU's

armovir2009 said:

This thread is redicolous for me to read. My rig: 5 years old laptop with i3 2.3GHz, ddr 4 ram corsair 8gb, ssd, nvidia 930m 2gb, everytime 300 men battles 30+ fps res 1270x724

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Well my rig barely meets the minimum CPU with 1.3 GHZ higher than yours at 3.6 so thats probably a huge part of the problem you might be able to get it working when the game is fully optimized but at the current moment in time i dont think 2.3 GHz will cut it

their AI even in its current state is far better than skyrim and this time their game has released in a volatile market, unlike the original MB release its gotten far more spotlight.

im not saying its going to be as successful as skyrim but as long as they keep workin out the kinks and finishing the base features I believe this game will be more successful than its predecessor which should always be a kudo's to the developers of any franchise.

Bethesda does most of its hiring solely through its modding community and take a look at their recent (abomination) while modders do great solo work a lot of them haven't worked in a large scale team to ensure the game doesn't take a nosedive in performance after changes.

don't get me wrong modders do great work they just aren't ready for large scale development because they either haven't been presented the opportunity or have and declined it because they know how much work programming actually is.

from patch to patch the mods I run have broken far more often than ive seen new bugs coming out of the base game. which is what the problem comes down to.

in a finished game the mod community can do amazing things to extend the shelf life of a game. but for a work in progress they know that everything they do will most likely have to be fixed and reprogrammed at every major patch until the game is complete its two very different sides of the same coin for sure but a lot of modders just don't have the ability to replace a programmer that has been working on team projects for a long time.

im sure there are some out there that are exceptions there is always an exception to everything.

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The reason its still going is people still have an opinion to discuss just because you don't like that doesn't make it your choice to shut down a thread you came to this thread of your own free will and others are staying of their own free will so just chill and go do something else or look at something else if this offends you theres plenty of other things you could be doing.