Destroy Bandit Camp Missions - Tedious, Unfun, and Unintuitive

[Kodashi]

The only mission type I've been able to find so far (v.802 .. can't seem to get the DL to work anymore) are the Destroy Bandit Camp missions where you're tasked in finding and destroying bandit camps of various types.  The problem I am having is that these camps are impossible to find and the quest text give absolutely no indication of where you need to go, what you need to do, or any clues whatsoever.  Please, fix the mssions so they're actually fun and interesting!!

 

[Kazzan]

Follow the bandit parties around untill you see many of them coming or going around the same place, there it is.

 

[okiN]

I think this quest might be unfinished. When I last tried it, the camps were only visible on the map some of the time, even with cheats, and when I tried to enter them to complete the quest, they disappeared and nothing else happened.

So yeah, keep in mind that the game is still in beta. There are lots of unfinished features.

 

[MaHuD]

It worked for me, some of those bandits say 'patrolling secret hideout' or something similar. Thats how I found it.

 

[TheBlackPrince]

If you're referring to the quest for saving the merchants brother from a raider camp then it worked for me up until the second half of it when you join the little group to get the evidence. The only thing I don't like about raiding the bandit camps is you end up having to walk back and forth to kill them all.

 

[Frankmuddy]

I've eliminated a few camps in .850. They're not too difficult to find if you spend a little time wandering around. It seems that defeating a bandit group would reveal the camp to me, but that might just be my perception. Honestly, the worst part about them was forgetting that the game selects your units based on their order of march in the party screen. Trying to take out 20 bandits with bows when it was me, Jeremus, Klethi, Marnid, Borcha, and a Swadian Militia at level 4 or 5 was a near thing, more so as I had been focusing on trade and was relatively lightly armored and a bit slow of foot.