Help With Late Game, Questions

[Apocal]

The biggest problem here is that Raids have a ridiculously oversizerd influence on warscore and they are more likely to offer great peace terms before you can take the town.

That's a problem?

 

[murtega]

Focus on just one faction at a time and leave the other to your allies. In order to force them to peace, you should beat their armies constantly. Form up an army around 1500-2000 and beat theirs at wherever they siege. It will take at least 4-5 big battles as AI somehow has the budget to hire like 10 mercanaries at once (Thank you, TaleWorlds). Don't take any fiefs from this faction because it'll only make the war longer. After considerably making them weaker, your allies will be likely to sue for peace and you'll have a short period of time to reclaim any place other faction might have taken from you. Do so, then take any fief that is close and also leave an enemy clan fiefless. Meanwhile pray that your allies won't dedice declaring war to someone else. Repeat it a thousand times and Calradia is yours.

 

[EverKira]

That's a problem?

When you can't get any of the cities because they are clamoring for peace too soon isn't that an issue?

 

[Apocal]

When you can't get any of the cities because they are clamoring for peace too soon isn't that an issue?

Just ignore the peace offer. There is nothing forcing you to click that icon and accept the deal.

 

[DrDragonlance]

In my current playthrough as Battania I had the same problem with Vlandia. We couldn't gain and keep anything.

I put together a huge army and took 3 towns in short order.

Then we had peace.

I just repeated this process every time we went to war.

Whenever I saw one of their armies, I took it out to make sieging easier.

After I took all the towns then I went after Castles.