(.632.1) [Bug] Giving troops to lord

[Harmast]

I was in Rivacheg, talking to one of my lords. I clicked "I want to give some troops to you", but instead of giving troops to the lord, the game took me to the garrison stationing screen for Rivacheg.

I didn't have a chance to try yet if it's the same in castles. Works okay in the wilderness.

 

[amade]

I was in Rivacheg, talking to one of my lords. I clicked "I want to give some troops to you", but instead of giving troops to the lord, the game took me to the garrison stationing screen for Rivacheg.

I didn't have a chance to try yet if it's the same in castles. Works okay in the wilderness.

If I'm not mistaken it's the same in 1.011 during the pretenders quest. Can't remember if the troops then become part of the lord's party or that it becomes part of the garrison.

 

[Harmast]

I checked, and the troops I gave in that screen ended up in the town's garrison.

 

[amade]

I checked, and the troops I gave in that screen ended up in the town's garrison.

Just confirming, you checked his party size on the world map to see if his party size increased with the added troops?

 

[Harmast]

Okay, I tested this in a castle as well and it was the same, I get the "station troops in the castle" screen. Troops end up in the castle's garrison.

*Edit*

Yes, the party size increased (in the town/castle garrison).

 

[The Yogi]

Actually, that is pretty useful. I can think of times when I would like to reinforce the castle garrisson of one of my Lords, and not his field army. As it is now, you can do both. If this bug is fixed, you can only ever reinforce field armies.

Maybe it could use some change to the dialouge to make it more obvious where your troops go though.

 

[Harmast]

Actually, that is pretty useful. I can think of times when I would like to reinforce the castle garrisson of one of my Lords, and not his field army. As it is now, you can do both. If this bug is fixed, you can only ever reinforce field armies.

Actually, the towns/castles were mine. Hence the confusion.