Make armor/weapons sold in apporiate faction cities.

[kaospeppers]

One of things i never got used to is the fact that when i play as say sarranid and start trying to upgrade my armor i can never find sarranid armor at the sarranid cities. This goes with all factions, it looks as if all armor/weapon merchants in the game share the same "loot" pool. Perhaps make it so that only merchants of the same faction share the same loot pool. Sarranid merchants should be filled to gills with sarranid items. However the chances of a nord or vaegir armor appearing in sarranid lands should be slim to none.

Perhaps they could make it so if your sarranid faction is at war with another faction that other factions items start appearing in their merchants to represent spoils of war

 

[Winterwolf00]

I agree completely with this.

 

[Askorti]

I agree... But if you have spare time and do not want to wait for developers to do so(you'd probably have wait for eternity/ M&B 2) then you can tho exact thing by using TweakMB.

 

[Ogrecorps]

*support* Luckily they have fixed this in my fav mod.

 

[Baguette Eater]

How do you do it with TweakMB, Ì am rolling with a personnal mod and I'd like to add that.

 

[Askorti]

How do you do it with TweakMB, Ì am rolling with a personnal mod and I'd like to add that.

Ops... It was Morgh's Warband mod tools... My bad, I messed up, sorry.
In Morgh's tools you can do it while editing weapons, on down of the screen.
Bad thing is that you have to do that with every weapon/armour separately and that you must know numeration of factions.
There are many options to choose from, but you must look for kingdoms 1-6.
It lloks like this:
15 - fac_kingdom_1 is Swadia.
16 - fac_kingdom_2 is Vaegir.
17 - fac_kingdom_3 is Khergit.
18 - fac_kingdom_4 is Nord.
19 - fac_kingdom_5 is Rhodock.
20 - fac_kingdom_6 is Sarranid.

 

[Baguette Eater]

Turns out I had Morgh Tools installed, I'll look at this, thank ye

 

[Federick421]

Actually based on real life the Arabic Islamic kingdoms (which the Sarradins) actually had wide ranging trade networks that were far as north as the Viking nations in Norway, Finland, Sweden and Demark (mostly through the Serbs in Russia) and even far east as China via the Silk Road. I think it is not too strange to find Nordic Armor and Weapons in Sarradin markets, it just shows that the Sarradins have wide range of trade networks.