I am not sure if it's a good idea to use 1.4.3 saves. I would try to run a new 1.5.0 campaign and see if that crashes too. You can still revert back to your old saves if it does.Again had a crash when trying to besiege a town, after the battefield finishes loading. It's an existing e1.4.3 playthrough tho, not a brand new one. Reference number for the crash logs + save file is the following :
2020-08-21_05.10.20_a909483b5240d1131fb2f29806683410
Yeah I had a lancer pull his sword on me as I closed in on him just now. On my end I feel like they are getting stuck in infantry easier on advance. I'm gonna keep watching but I usually do fallow me and advance and they do pretty well, but not today, it's been rough. I got some beni royals so I don't want to lose them.It looks like cavalry units are performing really bad in 1.5.0. They have never been great but cav is worse in 1.5.0 and it looks as bad as it was in release. The new AI target selection has probably something to do with this.
Seen one village with no notable at all.
It looks like cavalry units are performing really bad in 1.5.0. They have never been great but cav is worse in 1.5.0 and it looks as bad as it was in release. The new AI target selection has probably something to do with this.
For me they are pretty well when they are in a group of 10+ but less than that and they act stupid.
I have done some test battles where I use 50 banner knights or so against AI parties in campaign, and I am noticing a worse performance for cavalry units in 1.5.0. I cannot upload videos until next week though because I am going to be out this weekend.
Ok I'll also look into their battle behaviour with more attention to check it.
Yeah, happens to my horse archer unit, playing 1.5 btw. Not game breaking but its very annoying.Anyone else having an issue where even small numbers of cav will try to sit so close they constantly fidget?
I wonder if there's a 'maximum number of available quests' (separately for villages vs towns?) as well as perhaps a cooldown from a specific quest-giving notable, and as you focus on an area that causes quests to 'dry up' in that area, but move elsewhere. As I've taken and cleared a few quests further afield, they seem to be re-generating back in my 'focus area' again.As a few others have said, village quests are more difficult to find - they seem to dry up - for a long time, 100+ days - if you focus on an area (e.g. Battania), but are available elsewhere. Much fewer 'extortion by deserters' quests (which are also tougher, which is fine), which is a shame...
Yes every battle they start in little huddle and I have to move them and sometimes they still do it.Anyone else having an issue where even small numbers of cav will try to sit so close they constantly fidget?
I've been having crashes but I haven't made a report thread because It'sThanks for all the bug reports. Forwarded them.
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It sure does!but I've sent the dumps so hope that helps.
As a few others have said, village quests are more difficult to find - they seem to dry up - for a long time, 100+ days - if you focus on an area (e.g. Battania), but are available elsewhere. Much fewer 'extortion by deserters' quests (which are also tougher, which is fine), which is a shame...
Seen one village with no notable at all.
Caravans seem odd; a Spicevendor made +50 or so twice in three or four weeks, while a Horsethief was making 400-500 most days.