Col_Jessep
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I found the nervous man hundred yards away from the village center between a couple of trees once. Sometimes they are hard to spot.fafafadsa said:
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Did my first couple of sieges of King's Landing last night, first one I stayed back until the top had been cleared, was dueling a couple gold cloaks on the step down, and two blasts of pyromancer's piss cleared the stairs, me included. That was pretty cool, zero kills, was being so careful because I always charge in recklessly and bam heh
The second time the wildfire cleared the top for us, a whole screen length of gold cloak officer has killed ....xxx gold cloak officer heh
So, great job on KL.
The second time the wildfire cleared the top for us, a whole screen length of gold cloak officer has killed ....xxx gold cloak officer heh
So, great job on KL.
Corf
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LordBravey said:
Pretty sure there is an option for this in game within the mod menu in the camp (maybe require cheats enabled) I think it's called stop companion complaints.
It sets the option to allow you threaten them with death if they try to leave, or bribe them to stay. You don't receive the bickering messages.
Is there a list of Noble companions or a way to use an editor to see the data. I have given all the Companions named Ser a fief and there doesn't seem to have been any complaints yet. But I have a list for 4 or 5 others that may be noble I.e. Graznon, Yohnas etc.
Is there anyone who could give me some helpful information where I can simply survive the beginning of this mod? I guess I'm pretty horrible at this game, but wow, the AI is brutal. I have all the easiest settings on and I just want to enjoy the world of westeros. I bought the game for this mod and I am just failing so terribly I don't know how to get my feet under me.
I start by recruiting peasants (only thing I can afford) and after a few towns invariably some bandits jump me and they just SHRED whatever guys I have, I usually am able to take a few of them out but its just not even close. Then Im captured and I just rage quit. Is there a way to turn down the brutality of the AI somehow?
I start by recruiting peasants (only thing I can afford) and after a few towns invariably some bandits jump me and they just SHRED whatever guys I have, I usually am able to take a few of them out but its just not even close. Then Im captured and I just rage quit. Is there a way to turn down the brutality of the AI somehow?
Hiring peasants too early slows you down so bandits can easily catch you. Try to look for small groups and try killing them on your own until you get a bit stronger. Really though, if you have not played before you do have a lot to learn, so I would agree with Epicrules, learn a bit playing native.
swampytaco
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I would enlist with one of the starting warring factions as a soldier. You will level up as you build your cash up through loot and your troop pay. As soon as you get enough money to start a business, take a little leave and go to the nearest city and ask the guild master to sell you land for a productive enterprise. Pick the business that i most proifitable and buy it. Return to your commander's army. Rinse and repeat until you have several businesses running. You now have enough regular income coming in to support a small army without having to worry about your troops wages. Now is time to join the faction you've been fighting for as a vassal. You may have to attack the enemies of the faction that you want to join for a little while beforehand to build up enough favor, but you should already have enough. Your faction leader will grant you a village as your first fief. Start raiding enemy villages to make money. You'll figure it out from there.
swampytaco
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Join the army of a faction leader, or the marshal of a faction. Battle xp will level you much faster, so you want to be in an active army, plus you will get more loot. Faction leaders have the largest armies, so they rarely are beaten. Marshals will be more active than the faction leader, but will get wiped out once in a while. Businesses range from 3500-10000.
I just noticed that when stannises army charges in after tyrion knocks over the battering ram that some of the dragonstone guys have tower shields
Argonian_Hippy
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buckZor said:
If you approach an ally Lord and select the option 'I want to ask you something', there's a further option called 'I want to know the location of someone'. From there you will see a list of all your faction Lords, Sers, ect, including one with the title Marshall
