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KnightV said:
What i could help for the development of the mod so you will give me permission for using your 2 models in my mod?

Our content is not for lease or for other mods to use (unless we make a fair exchange like we did with the creator of ACOK).

We currently don't need help with anything (not that you provided what you are capable of anyway).
 
I don't intend to use certain companions in my female party, but I'd still like to make good use of them once I'll declare my own kingdom (pretty soon). So:

What happens if I promote a commoner companion to be my vassal? For example, has somebody ever made Sir Jocelyn or Frederick into a vassal? What kind of clashes will happen with other dedicated (=noble) vassals? Relation losses with all of them for each fief I give to those commoner vassals? Or something more?

I don't want to ruin my future kingdom's stability by having constant clashes with my upstanding, good-natured, martial and cunning lords (you can keep the latter happy with 3 fiefs each), that's why I'm asking.

Thanks in advance!
 
alex.apple said:
elves attack pesants I escort
and I am friendly to both and can't kill stupid elves
quest failed
is there any way?
Until you are a vassal, you can't do anything about this once you get to +80 relations with the Noldor. But at least, your own kingdom won't suffer from these kind of incidents, as they will share your own faction relations.

P.S.: @Leonion once made a tweak to make Noldors unable to attack peasants, trade caravans and militia patrols (#41): https://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,348796.msg8355065.html#msg8355065
However that was written for v3.7 and it doesn't work on current versions anymore.
 
Gorvex said:
What happens if I promote a commoner companion to be my vassal? For example, has somebody ever made Sir Jocelyn or Frederick into a vassal? What kind of clashes will happen with other dedicated (=noble) vassals? Relation losses with all of them for each fief I give to those commoner vassals? Or something more?
It's been years since I last checked this but if I remember correctly (and Pendor doesn't add another penalty) you'll suffer a small relation penalty with every single lord in the world (and a loss of honor?) for every commoner you "promote" to lord status.


I suspect that's only my usual lack of luck but had anyone had issues with Aeldarian in 3.9.1? The guy escaped an absurd amount of time (he was present on the battlefield, I kept my relationship with noldor below 0, and for half of dozen of those escapes I even checked if he would have been captured with 10 in prisoner mangement). And now it's been more than a year since he last appeared.
 
Huillam said:
It's been years since I last checked this but if I remember correctly (and Pendor doesn't add another penalty) you'll suffer a small relation penalty with every single lord in the world (and a loss of honor?) for every commoner you "promote" to lord status.
Hm, I see thanks! Do those penalties happen only once, when you promote commoner lords into vassals? So no more relation losses once you start giving them fiefs as well? Because if so, that is absolutely handleable imo. Although I guess I'll find out when the time comes, and I'll do some testing too.

#Edit: I just found this on the Wikia:
Note: Making a commoner a vassal will drop your relation with most lords (not only the ones in your kingdom) upon talking to them.
So I guess it's a one-time penalty with all lords on the map. Which is good (relatively).
Huillam said:
I suspect that's only my usual lack of luck but had anyone had issues with Aeldarian in 3.9.1? The guy escaped an absurd amount of time (he was present on the battlefield, I kept my relationship with noldor below 0, and for half of dozen of those escapes I even checked if he would have been captured with 10 in prisoner mangement). And now it's been more than a year since he last appeared.
I guess you know that already, but capture chances are prerolled since v3.9. Other than that, strangely enough, Aeldarian was a slippery fellow for me as well! He escaped no less than 4 times in a row (under 130 days), with 6, 7, and 8 prisoner management skills gradually (under ideal circumstances ofc) Unbelieavable! :dead: I wanted to get his Duskfall really bad before going to +100 relations with the Noldor for the rest of the game. And guess what, I had to give up after that 4 tries, since I didn't want to miss out Noldor tournaments at Elacrai and training with Vendethiel...

P.S.: other than that, I made a quick test to capture Aeldarian with a cheated character (10 PM). At least he is not bugged considering this matter:
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Gorvex said:
Hm, I see thanks! Do those penalties happen only once, when you promote commoner lords into vassals? So no more relation losses once you start giving them fiefs as well? Because if so, that is absolutely handleable imo. Although I guess I'll find out when the time comes, and I'll do some testing too.
I think it was a once-per-commoner penalty but as I said it was years ago (probably soon after the release of warband which means almost 10 years ago). I wouldn't want to mess with your kingdom if my memories are wrong.

As for Aeldarian I just used the cheat menu to check if he was indeed buggy and he ended up captured two times out of three. As expected that was my usual lack of luck and nothing more. :facepalm:
 
Huillam said:
Gorvex said:
Hm, I see thanks! Do those penalties happen only once, when you promote commoner lords into vassals? So no more relation losses once you start giving them fiefs as well? Because if so, that is absolutely handleable imo. Although I guess I'll find out when the time comes, and I'll do some testing too.
I think it was a once-per-commoner penalty but as I said it was years ago (probably soon after the release of warband which means almost 10 years ago). I wouldn't want to mess with your kingdom if my memories are wrong.

As for Aeldarian I just used the cheat menu to check if he was indeed buggy and he ended up captured two times out of three. As expected that was my usual lack of luck and nothing more. :facepalm:
You probably missed my edits above :wink: Anyways, thanks for the help! :smile:
 
Day 570 here: I haven't accepted my first mercenary contract yet. :mrgreen:


@Gorvex: I missed it yes. I'm glad to see that he isn't bugged. Now if only he could have the amability to spawn that would be awesome.
Edit: Apparently all that was needed for him to spawn was me complaining that he wasn't spawning!
Edit 2: And... he fled? oO
 
You do have companions that dislike each others, they're supposed to complain.
As long each of those dislike only one companion and like another one in the group things should be fine.

With your current setup for example, Donavan may choose to leave if you can't find Frederick quickly enough but Diev shouldn't.

Edit: I imagine that the previous message was deleted.
 
How to defeat Maltise and other large numerous armies such as Daughters of Pendor because I defeat Mystmountain, Jatu and Mettenheim, but they not are a match for me and my allies
 
If you're a ruler or a noble being marshall will allow to get most of the armies of your realm to deal with them.
If you're not, it may be best to ignore those armies for now.

Maltise army has, according to the wiki, a bonus when you auto-calculate the result of the battle: leading your men into battle should make it easier (easier but definitly not easy: you'll want to hunt the asp vanguards on the battlefield as they're too dangerous to be left unchecked and your first mistake will see you down).
 
Huillam said:
You do have companions that dislike each others, they're supposed to complain.
As long each of those dislike only one companion and like another one in the group things should be fine.

With your current setup for example, Donavan may choose to leave if you can't find Frederick quickly enough but Diev shouldn't.

Edit: I imagine that the previous message was deleted.
Yup I removed my message, sorry I just saw your reply now. I reread the manual and it does indeed state likes and dislikes clearly. I was unaware that a companion would stay even if they disliked someone, just as long as they had someone they liked to balance that out.

I solved my issue by just removing the problem companions: Donavan and Diev but that only leaves me 7 companions total not 8 which I would want. Right now I am currently running with: Leslie, Frederick, Jocelyn, Boadice, Ediz, Roland, and Sara. So that just leaves me the choice of taking back either Donavan or Diev, not sure which yet will need to think on that! Thanks for your reply.
 
Arnulf Floyd said:
Is a way to gaining honour so faster than village defend quests
Here are some other ways to gain honor:
- release rescued ladies-in-waiting
- rescue prisoner lords from dungeons
- let lords with good personalities (upstanding, good-natured, martial and maybe even cunning if you so desire) go after fighting them
- release Noldor prisoners (Noldor Maiden Rangers, Nobles and Twilight Knights)
- at the end of the hunt down wanted man quest, reject the monetary reward
- look for vilages that are infested by bandits (not just quests!)
 
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