I still think the economy is out of balance. Late early to mid game I find that I am constantly under financial pressure. With maxed out shops and my whole army in my castle, I am losing about 1000 per day. I do have my garrison maxed out but I feel like you have to have quite a few troops in garrison or you invite a siege. It also makes sense to have some in garrison to give to companions when you create a party for them.
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Beta Patch Notes e1.7.0
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This 1.7.0 was worth jumping in to test since around 1.5.4 for me, particularly the OoB feature and the battlescenes; definitely a step in the right direction, obviously some quality of life adjustments but that's a given.
Noticed the game is more balanced (a little too much I think) vs the crazy snowballing earlier. I kind of prefer a bit more imbalance to add some 'randomness' to each new play as right now. If you're joining a faction, you end up always getting the same castle/town all the time at the borders (ie. as Khuzait - Amprela or that castle right across Makeb river); since there's no other way to really get a town/castle easily in the beginning when you take the next step/clan tier where you need to start chasing the income offset to the party costs.
There's no 'losing' (at least from what I see from the first couple years in game) so it's always typically the same town/castle changing hands unless the player interacts (which I can understand why for stability and 'status quo' and all) but it starts to feel very scripted after a while. Diplomacy features aren't really in-game so it's probably because of that why it is calculated/scripted to try and maintain the status quo (if left alone in simulations) since the only impacting factor is the player.
Noticed the game is more balanced (a little too much I think) vs the crazy snowballing earlier. I kind of prefer a bit more imbalance to add some 'randomness' to each new play as right now. If you're joining a faction, you end up always getting the same castle/town all the time at the borders (ie. as Khuzait - Amprela or that castle right across Makeb river); since there's no other way to really get a town/castle easily in the beginning when you take the next step/clan tier where you need to start chasing the income offset to the party costs.
There's no 'losing' (at least from what I see from the first couple years in game) so it's always typically the same town/castle changing hands unless the player interacts (which I can understand why for stability and 'status quo' and all) but it starts to feel very scripted after a while. Diplomacy features aren't really in-game so it's probably because of that why it is calculated/scripted to try and maintain the status quo (if left alone in simulations) since the only impacting factor is the player.
Yeah, me too.
It may include more battle terrians.
Pizi_G
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what i find is you need to balance your troops
when there is war there is no problem with money , but in peace you need to let some troops go
Does 1.7.0 fix Empire troops not throwing pilum?
I get that, especially in terms of realism, but from a gaming standpoint it is very tedious. Maybe if there were some way to recall the same troops to report back for duty in times of war.
It's not mentioned in the patch notes on Steam.
Pizi_G
Sergeant
not a bad idea maybe they settle in an village and you can ask them to join and some do some like to stay
Same here, and still waiting for the update info.
It's true, it stopped working for me too. Not a single one of the translations seem to be different to english.
Taleworlds, PLS.
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The problem is that would incentive the player even further to keep doom stacks of top tier troops at the ready at all times, maybe disbanding troops inside a fief could give you relationship boosts randomly with some of the notables? this way you could simulate settling your troops there and from the good relations you would get better and more numerous troops later to if you needed to go on a recruiting spree (using this vanilla feature to simulate calling some of those veterans back into service)
Honestly i never have a problem with garrisons, i never keep more than 100 troops in castles and 150 in towns unless they are close to the border and i really really don't want to lose them, and i'll keep around protecting them from enemy armies in wartime anyway.
hola mike soy de caballeros de calrradia se recupero el idioma español por que lo selecciono y no cambia se queda en ingles
Yeah man, I know that, but the question is what does this update includes since there is no new patch notes today.
Thanks for the info!
