The perks are place holders. They're re-designing a perk tree with every major patch. Why would they fix the current ones when they're changing every tree in a methodical basis? That seems like a waste of time.
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Beta Patch Notes e1.4.2
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I don't know what a proper sample size would be, but those results aren't necessarily out of line with what you might expect. Probability is really unintuitive.
Here's the block of code that controls escape chances that a dev posted awhile back:
It's still possible that there are bugs in it that could end up affecting the probability. For instance, if the DailyTick triggers more than once in a day for some reason, it would lower the time to escape by about half. Or, if the game doesn't properly classify the prisoner's state, then it might use the wrong numbers. Nothing really stood out to me as unusual from my own anecdotal testing though. Here's a sample of some npc lords that were captured by other npcs and placed in npc dungeons in my game:
I didn't cherry pick these examples, they were just the cases that I found in Vlandia within a short time period. There could still be some selection bias though, because I would be more likely to find imprisoned lords if they had been in prison for a longer period of time, which could skew the imprisonment time toward the high side.
Edit: I will say this though, I donated my own prisoners to npc settlements a few times and they did seem to escape faster than you might expect. A couple of them at the very next daily tick, so there might actually be an issue with that scenario.
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Maybe banners can be added back in soon?
That's good information Bannerman Man. IMHO, nobles escaping while in a party travelling should be high, but chances of escape while in a dungeon should be much lower. I never liked how Warband's chances played out and always set a custom percentage using the tweaks mod.
Pizi_G
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thx for the testing , i did write down myself some at my own castle and yes it seems they stay there longer then it "feels"
before that i dropped them off at the next dungeon on my way and they seem to vanish quick
also i noticed when playing concentrated ingame time went faster then i thought
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SteamDB reports that game's max size has been increased to 74.04 GiB from 61.35 GiB. I don't know how steam works in regards to game sizes to be honest but maybe someone can clear this up if does this means big content coming soon or not?
Not sure, but I think the next patch is going to be pretty big, judging by all the dev comments I've seen lately. But lets better not get too excited yet.
Theofilos
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I think its time
Novubey
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Why this game's size so big? It hardly have that much contents.
Interesting... could be.I think its time
tlowey
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Wow thanks for the great reply totally agree with your Edit comment.I don't know what a proper sample size would be, but those results aren't necessarily out of line with what you might expect. Probability is really unintuitive.
Here's the block of code that controls escape chances that a dev posted awhile back:
It's still possible that there are bugs in it that could end up affecting the probability. For instance, if the DailyTick triggers more than once in a day for some reason, it would lower the time to escape by about half. Or, if the game doesn't properly classify the prisoner's state, then it might use the wrong numbers. Nothing really stood out to me as unusual from my own anecdotal testing though. Here's a sample of some npc lords that were captured by other npcs and placed in npc dungeons in my game:
I didn't cherry pick these examples, they were just the cases that I found in Vlandia within a short time period. There could still be some selection bias though, because I would be more likely to find imprisoned lords if they had been in prison for a longer period of time, which could skew the imprisonment time toward the high side.
Edit: I will say this though, I donated my own prisoners to npc settlements a few times and they did seem to escape faster than you might expect. A couple of them at the very next daily tick, so there might actually be an issue with that scenario.
I think you may be right. Looks like something big coming on Steamdb.I think its time
Novubey
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You people are going to be so disappointed when the patch will release. Even one dev said 1.4.3 will be same scale as prior patches. The size increase maybe because of code refactoring.
You may be right too. I guess we'll see soon enough.
Normally one would not expect code refactoring to result in such a large increase in code size. Could be, however, that they are laying the groundwork for some upcoming features.
A large increase in image size is a bit of a surprise for 1.4.2->1.4.3 but it could also be that 1.5.x branch is nearing readiness for deployment in parallel and that 1.4.3 functionality will be included.
A large increase in image size is a bit of a surprise for 1.4.2->1.4.3 but it could also be that 1.5.x branch is nearing readiness for deployment in parallel and that 1.4.3 functionality will be included.
I don't think the new patch will release for a while anyways. We are stuck with Khuzaits steamrolling everything and with the greedy rulers taking every fief, among all the rest of the issues, but those two by themselves kind of ruin it all.
In my current game Almost every faction is at war with them, and still they manage to push everyone else back.
In my current game Almost every faction is at war with them, and still they manage to push everyone else back.
Yep - can definitely relate there, Dodgy. In my 1.4.2 playthrough as a pure Merc, I find myself smashing 1-2 Khuzait parties every single day, ~150 kills daily while barely losing a troop. Several seasons in, it's still had no discernible effect on the frontline, and if anything Khuzaits are still holding onto their gains and occasionally adding a fief, despite being at war with the world.
In a 1.4.1 playthrough with my own kingdom, it was possible to beat down the Khuzait by focusing on quick landgrabs followed by peace. Killing parties in the field repeatedly doesn't seem to have any noticeable impact on the economic power of the faction being farmed; only territorial gains at their expense matter.
In a 1.4.1 playthrough with my own kingdom, it was possible to beat down the Khuzait by focusing on quick landgrabs followed by peace. Killing parties in the field repeatedly doesn't seem to have any noticeable impact on the economic power of the faction being farmed; only territorial gains at their expense matter.
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