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I was about to complain about this very situation. I found it completely by accident and decided to put it to its best sue by spamming boulder throws onto the clusters of foes behind siege towers and rams. So far I've leveled up 3 times.

Kentucky 『 ＨＥＩＧＵＩ 』 James said:

I had no idea you could retreat from a siege defense. I love this game.



Why even include the retreat button then if its just an instant loss button? A better solution in my eyes is to make it so that after you retreat, the enemy spawns on your walls and you have to attack from the streets. No siege weapons or anything, all gates open.

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The point of it is that it would take you into the inner section of the fort. Right now if you siege someone else you will have to fight in a second scene inside the halls and rooms of the main fort building if any enemies routed.

Retreating shouldnt be a costless move, though there's a simple fix.
You know how when you're confronted with raiders or attempting to enter a sieged settlement you can sacrifice a small number of troops to get away/ get in respectively? Apply the exact same penalty to retreats and it will be enough.

Idk if you pulled a sneaky hotfix but it appears that, at least for today, this no longer happens. (except when attacking cities)

LingLing said:

Looks like you got shot in the back with an arrow to me.

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No, being hit by an arrow makes a different sound, more like a thud than a slash. Also you can see no arrowhead. Also you can pause at the killfeed to see the player that killed me had a horse icon, indicating it was a horse riding class.

I'm not sure how common this is but players being invisible to some but not to others is a bug that's happened to me more than once:

I was about to make a new thread for my desired list of improvements but I believe this is thread is populated enough that a larger number of users will get to see it.
I know the devs plan on having armor crafting added to smithing in the near future but I'll leave suggestions for that for another time, but here's a few things the playerbase stand to benefit from:

1.Blueprints:
Whenever you craft new weapons it creates a blueprint to craft it again without creating a new ID on the weapon list. I'm aware on release day there was a now removed feature wherein crafting the same weapon multiple times caused it to stack and have the stack hold the stats of the first instance of that weapon crafted. In the absense of this old feature we get item creep which is a nuisance for weapon farmers like me that keep seeing completely identical "crafted two handed sword"s that I made 7 in game days half the times I go to city tournaments, only for the weapon to have abysmal stats comparable to the average looted weapon.
The blueprint system is primarily there so you the player can craft weapons that already possess an ingame ID, be it vanilla weapons or crafted weapons you made a time passed. If there are no instances of a particular crafted weapon in the world, you should have the option to delete the blueprint & ID as a means do lessen creep.

Another feature of how blueprints could work is that you can toggle on and off the ability for your smithing perks to take effect, wherein if they do it creates a new ID for the weapon if the bonuses apply or if your smithing skill is too low to avoid the mandatory stat penalty. Yet another feature is wether if you want a particular weapon to become part of a culture as a means of preventing it to show up as the prize in particular tournaments.

2- Extra part philters:
You should be able to filter weapon parts that you're already able to craft. Likewise for the abovementioned blueprints.

3- Learned parts Tooltip
Whenever you learn enough parts they should get a yellow glare symbolizing that you recently learned it.
Weapon classes you wherein you are lack enough parts to craft a weapon of that type should be grayed out on the weapon tab. Whenever you aquire just enough parts to craft a weapon of that type that weapon type on the tab should recieve the same above mentioned yellow glare.


Something I like to do is, as a means of compacting smithing materials is to make the same 9 fine steel cost sword several times and carry them from place to place, which is often distinctly more lightweight than carrying the materials themselves.
Another complaint is that I've found out that somehow if I purchase from local vendors, I can see two identical weapons in terms of name, appearance and stats but one is miraculously more expensive than the other. It's unacceptable.

elysebluemoon said:

Hi, are you still having the same problem after the live patch e1.4.1?

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Hi.
The problem hasn't been encountered since.
I apologize for my delayed response and appreciate your attention.