I'm tired of getting beaten and humilliated at the beginning by random criminals and not being able to get my revenge since there is no way to actually identify them.
I believe that medieval times were full of random criminals who just wandered and looted whatever they could find, but I think it would be nice to have specifically named groups of raiders. Maybe not all of them were that organized, but at least some should be. I mean, bandits have hideouts and in each hideout there is a leader, wouldn't that mean they are like organized crime?
I think these criminal groups should be treated like specific and organized criminal bands with names, their leaders also should have names, different appearances and maybe even different sets of equipment.
Also, it would be nice if the leaders weren't just enemies in a hideout scene, but actual characters who would leave the hideout and raid.
My character has a story in being beaten up in bandit hideouts. In most of the time, she marks the hideout in the map so she could, later, attack again and have her rematch against the bandit leaders. Names like "bandit leader" or "bandit hideout" kinda makes things feel just generic and breaks the own game's roleplaying "storytelling".
I believe that medieval times were full of random criminals who just wandered and looted whatever they could find, but I think it would be nice to have specifically named groups of raiders. Maybe not all of them were that organized, but at least some should be. I mean, bandits have hideouts and in each hideout there is a leader, wouldn't that mean they are like organized crime?
I think these criminal groups should be treated like specific and organized criminal bands with names, their leaders also should have names, different appearances and maybe even different sets of equipment.
Also, it would be nice if the leaders weren't just enemies in a hideout scene, but actual characters who would leave the hideout and raid.
My character has a story in being beaten up in bandit hideouts. In most of the time, she marks the hideout in the map so she could, later, attack again and have her rematch against the bandit leaders. Names like "bandit leader" or "bandit hideout" kinda makes things feel just generic and breaks the own game's roleplaying "storytelling".