Can we get rid of the magnetic armies?

[Dybra18]

This was a bug and has been fixed internally by our campaign team. Should be live with the next patch.

Of course you did. Thanks guys awesome job as always!

 

[haleondk]

This was a bug and has been fixed internally by our campaign team. Should be live with the next patch.

Ty so Much ?

 

[Herr_Tankred]

This was a bug and has been fixed internally by our campaign team. Should be live with the next patch.

Very nice.

 

[Bannerman Man]

This was a bug and has been fixed internally by our campaign team. Should be live with the next patch.

? TYVM! This was one of the most annoying bugs.

If you keep explaining/debugging this well, people are going to start asking you to setup a Patreon...

Lol thanks, but I'm just going to keep doing this as long as I enjoy it.

 

[Slithy]

Lol thanks, but I'm just going to keep doing this as long as I enjoy it.

Lol, I know how that goes. Personally, I've been slowly starting to get familiar with the codebase while spending much more time on some landscaping projects at home.

I have no C# experience, so we'll see how far i end up going down the modding rabbit hole. So far it reads pretty straightforward but I'll have to see whether the build/integration process is enough of a PITA for me to avoid it.

Do you know where any of their performance hotspots related to world map, battles or sieges are?

 

[Bannerman Man]

Do you know where any of their performance hotspots related to world map, battles or sieges are?

Depends on what you mean by that. If you mean where the game's performance struggles then not really, but I think siege pathfinding causes some performance problems.

 

[Slithy]

Depends on what you mean by that. If you mean where the game's performance struggles then not really, but I think siege pathfinding causes some performance problems.

Any idea where npc pathfinding and such resides in the code?

I know they've mentioned problems related to the gc running which seems to match a pretty common C# bottleneck. If i can, I may look into using FFI to remove some of those tasks from the gc.

 

[Bannerman Man]

Any idea where npc pathfinding and such resides in the code?

Nope, sorry. I've mostly been looking at the campaign system classes. I don't know where to find anything related to combat simulations. It would probably be a bit over my head anyway haha. But you might try asking around the modding forum.

 

[Slithy]

It would probably be a bit over my head anyway haha.

I really doubt that.

 

[Slithy]

I don't know where to find anything related to combat simulations

After a bit of looking around I think you could search "MovementOrder" in the dlls and find a lot of the related stuff.

 

[Bannerman Man]

After a bit of looking around I think you could search "MovementOrder" in the dlls and find a lot of the related stuff.

Good stuff , I'll keep that in mind.

 

[hamletsdead]

Marriage seems to be the common thread for this bug. Has anyone unmarried had their party hijacked in such a manner?

I never did a marriage interview and my games end before children would be relevant. I guess there are some tangible advantages to staying single, like not having your party hijacked.

Negative. Never been married, never had party hijacked. A few of my assh*t vassals formed their own armies, making them unavailable to join mine, but that's on me, as I voted for the policy to let lords keep their own armies.