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Hi mate,Katil Tekir said:
Please search the forum the 2H axes threads, it's widely explained. You also have options to upgrade your troops easily. This is not a thread to discuss about the topics, open a a new thread if and only if you feel unable to find the topics you are interested. I'm sure you will find plenty but if you still consider them as a bug, go to the support forum
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The messenger system is still workingLaizenbh said:
Thats itkraggrim said:
basilhare said:
storyline is like a RPG with a main story + sideline quests and two major endings (you get to choose). After it is done (20 to 50 hours) it turns into a normal sandbox. Great way to learn the game and the story is really great.
limitations: you can't become a king, no complains from companions, can't conquer some places, some factions can't be destroyed, most companions will join you as part of the story (so don't go hunting them out in taverns like native), etc
I have never made one of my companions a vassal, but because right now a bug is affecting me, im considering it.
Bug: http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php?topic=340527.msg8100030#msg8100030
But there a couple thing I would like to know first:
1- All I have to do is give him a fief?
2- Will he keep leveling up when he fights?
3- Will I be able to assign his skill points when talking to him?
4- Is there any way to make him come back to my party and leave his territories?
5- Can I change the items he uses once he is a vassal?
6- Will he have any other difference to the "normal" vassals?
Thanks.
Bug: http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php?topic=340527.msg8100030#msg8100030
But there a couple thing I would like to know first:
1- All I have to do is give him a fief?
2- Will he keep leveling up when he fights?
3- Will I be able to assign his skill points when talking to him?
4- Is there any way to make him come back to my party and leave his territories?
5- Can I change the items he uses once he is a vassal?
6- Will he have any other difference to the "normal" vassals?
Thanks.
Laizenbh
Knight
1-yes
2-yes
3-yes
4-No
5-No, and the gear he has the moment you make him a lord also change
6-So far i havent ser any diference, beware giving fiefs to companions without nobility in background history(such as brunhild). This cause a lot of relation drop with lots of lords in all factions
2-yes
3-yes
4-No
5-No, and the gear he has the moment you make him a lord also change
6-So far i havent ser any diference, beware giving fiefs to companions without nobility in background history(such as brunhild). This cause a lot of relation drop with lots of lords in all factions
kraggrim
Marquis
Some stuff can get swapped out, dunno if there's a price comparison or something. Safest would be to strip his gear before you do it then use this tweak to readjust it.
Gogo said:
your AI campaign defines the base for it (the harder it is, the lower the limit)
if you have +50% relation with your minister you get a bonus
and the "staff" you pay 3.000 a week gives another bonus
Regardless of that: you still have a limit (how many towns, forts and villages you can own). Towns are worth 2 points, forts and villages 1 point.
When you go beyond the limit you will get corruption penalty. Again your campaign AI will define the % (how much you lose).
In your case: improve relation with minister; change game difficulty if you want to; give centers to your vassals
TLDR: you can't own the entire world, you need to depend on vassals
Ordo_Lyrae
Regular
Which dialogue option do I choose to have my trainer train my troops in my refuge?
Two quick questions:
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[*]I play a female character who still has no fief and I just married a Jarl. What does that change for my future gameplay? What are the benefits I can reap from this marriage? Any suggestions of how I should exploit this?
[*]How can I properly set up my army for a battle? It seems the game puts archers in front of infantry, whether with automatic setup or with the command "everyone hold this position". What can I do to have spearmen in front row (because of javelins), followed by normal infantry and supporters (archers/hornmen/standard bearers/gothi)? In which groups should I put my units (spearmen, normal infantry, archers) for proper placement in both situations?
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Thanks in advance for your answers.
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[*]I play a female character who still has no fief and I just married a Jarl. What does that change for my future gameplay? What are the benefits I can reap from this marriage? Any suggestions of how I should exploit this?
[*]How can I properly set up my army for a battle? It seems the game puts archers in front of infantry, whether with automatic setup or with the command "everyone hold this position". What can I do to have spearmen in front row (because of javelins), followed by normal infantry and supporters (archers/hornmen/standard bearers/gothi)? In which groups should I put my units (spearmen, normal infantry, archers) for proper placement in both situations?
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Thanks in advance for your answers.
