Make a companion the steward or w.e it should give you more options you shouldn't require cheats.
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I uploaded a pic of what it should look like. Perhaps you could try adding renown/ honor/ right to rule with cheatmenu and going to reports character, then checking to see if you can change your culture.
ctrl ~ type cheatmenu to turn it off ctrl ~ nocheatmenu ..... ~ should be near 1 on the top left side of your keyboard.
Guess you could have exported your char and added 300k and then imported 
, I have way to much money so I didn't notice that.
, I have way to much money so I didn't notice that.
Uhtred of Bebbanburg
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Swi1ch said:
You should deposit most of your troops in your castle and go hunting for bandits and whatnot to make some money. Only take troops out at night to train them and keep doing quests and hunting down mobs for cash.
In my current game I haven't actually used my persuasion. If you capture lords and let them go they will like you more (most of them). If you talk to them after you've freed them then they give you a bonus in relation as a thanks. Also you can join battles with other lords to gain relation.
Once you've gotten high enough relations (not sure what that is but I had 70+ before I recruited my first lord) then you should capture and keep them after a battle. Once he's in your prisoner train talk to him and the option to join you should appear.
I've always given land to lords that joined me so I don't know what happens if you don't give them land. Certainly their armies won't be as big.
Also, I always start by taking a town. It's harder but with a high surgery I can withdraw and come back a few days later after my men have healed. (This would be a totally different game without surgery skill). Towns have more fiefs attached to them that you can give away. Also they make more money. I often capture several towns and castles and stock them with men before I try to recruit lords. This way I have something to offer them and they will be able to produce better and more troops.
I also put a knight order in every town and castle.
Other things you can do for money is to talk to your steward and tell him to host a tournament. If you choose the cheapest one and you win it then you will make a few thousand on bets.
Another reason to take a town first is that no matter how many enemies are coming at you you always have a place to sell loot. You don't have to travel away from your kingdom to make money.
pontiac1532
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Is the Silvermist Halberdier a suitable replacement for the Barclay Heavy Footman?
Is it wise to have only 5-6 lords that I give all the fiefs to, so that they have huge armies, instead of a large number of lords with only a few fiefs each?
Is it wise to have only 5-6 lords that I give all the fiefs to, so that they have huge armies, instead of a large number of lords with only a few fiefs each?
Drake Koeth
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I'm sure this has been asked before, but I really couldn't think of a good way to phrase it for the search function: Why does the mod keep many of the original village and castle names?
One of the big draws of POP for me was the chance to play in an all-new map. Passing a village from the original map kinda breaks the spell, you know? It's kinda surprising to me. From my admittedly ignorant view, it seems like it wouldn't take very long to just switch out the names with something new to help complete the experience.
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One of the big draws of POP for me was the chance to play in an all-new map. Passing a village from the original map kinda breaks the spell, you know? It's kinda surprising to me. From my admittedly ignorant view, it seems like it wouldn't take very long to just switch out the names with something new to help complete the experience.
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-Drake
Since I haven´t played native WB more than one minute, and native MnB for ages, it never struck my eye. Odd.
And now, switch your custom language to english, because if you don´t, native´s names are used and none of the PoP location names are shown on your map.
The content of your question had served: "vanilla native village names" had most likely popped up your answer as well.
And now, switch your custom language to english, because if you don´t, native´s names are used and none of the PoP location names are shown on your map.
The content of your question had served: "vanilla native village names" had most likely popped up your answer as well.
Arcanum
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Ravenstern: Amazing archers and horse archers, cheap non noble cav.
Cons: Only so so infantry, don't expect any miracles from the Kiersguard, cheap though.
Sarleon: BEst heavy cav in the game. Armored longbowmen can hold their own well enough in melee. Infantry cheap and quick to create except for halberdiers (end tier infantry)
Cons: Infantry die in droves.
Empire: Good all around. Solid infantry and crossbowmen are right to be feared. Immortals cut a bloody swathe through almost anything, same with gladiators except the gladiators are far less armored.
Cons: Cav isn't very good. Except for the honor troops of the Shadow Legion.
D'shar: Best infatry in the game hands down. Blademasters are supposedly the most deadly foot unit in the game (I haven;t come across any yet, but D'shar bladesmen and Scorpion Assassins are still very deadly)
Cons: Crappy archers. Crappy cav. Windriders are nothing spectacular, but better than nothing.
Fierdsvairn: Solid infantry. Their shieldwalls are hard to break. Archers act more as medium infantry than archers, will wreck enemy infantry that arent top tier or at least kill a bunch before dying themselves.
Cons: no cav. At all. Their honor troops the lady Valkyries are easily the worst of the honor troops. That being said the fierds don't really NEED cavalry.
This is far from complete, but its a start to your question.
Cons: Only so so infantry, don't expect any miracles from the Kiersguard, cheap though.
Sarleon: BEst heavy cav in the game. Armored longbowmen can hold their own well enough in melee. Infantry cheap and quick to create except for halberdiers (end tier infantry)
Cons: Infantry die in droves.
Empire: Good all around. Solid infantry and crossbowmen are right to be feared. Immortals cut a bloody swathe through almost anything, same with gladiators except the gladiators are far less armored.
Cons: Cav isn't very good. Except for the honor troops of the Shadow Legion.
D'shar: Best infatry in the game hands down. Blademasters are supposedly the most deadly foot unit in the game (I haven;t come across any yet, but D'shar bladesmen and Scorpion Assassins are still very deadly)
Cons: Crappy archers. Crappy cav. Windriders are nothing spectacular, but better than nothing.
Fierdsvairn: Solid infantry. Their shieldwalls are hard to break. Archers act more as medium infantry than archers, will wreck enemy infantry that arent top tier or at least kill a bunch before dying themselves.
Cons: no cav. At all. Their honor troops the lady Valkyries are easily the worst of the honor troops. That being said the fierds don't really NEED cavalry.
This is far from complete, but its a start to your question.
mordrax
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Sounds like you're hitting video hardware limits. Check out performance related threads.
Minor note here, Shadow Legion Cav is the best unit in the game so I wouldn't call it a con.
And the Pendor Faction (For when you start your own kingdom)
Good selection of Honor troop variety. But their top tier units are weaker in comparison to all the other factions. And when I say weaker I mean, substantially weaker.
The Pendor Armored Bowmen is the only archery unit with two quivers of arrows as noosers keep pointing out. I think he's fond of them.
im my current game 5 snake cult armies spawned near ces in 10 minutes.
is this normal?
is this normal?
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