Isn't this the rival gang quest? You need to grab the quest from one of the gang leaders and come back in 3 days for the fight.
No it's a different thing. There used to be thug NPCs hanging out in those three areas, and they will insult you if you talk to them. Then you can use that as an excuse to murder them and loot their bodies.
Interesting. Cheers for the info
Actually it is a 2 phases fight.
They forgot to remove this feature, it must be the only one that cannot be accessed directly from the world map.
Was it confirmed by the devs that they would completely remove it?
I think they see this game as a combat simulator with a sprinkling of kingdom management. But they have no idea of how to make an rpg. It's like they think "**** it we can't do that so we won't try".
Pretty crazy considering they could have just built up from WB mod community. I am telling you, leadership at TW is the densest and dumbest I have ever seen in any video game company or consumer organization. You can only get away with that level of incompetence because it is not a US company not specifically catering to US consumers.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding something but are you implying that the level of competence in management is a question of geographical concern?
Something is lacking in this company,for being Turks, or not, perhaps a lack of organization and defined objectives. I opened this thread because it costs me to see the huge work of many people not being used, and this is probably due to management errors.
You are misunderstanding. It is not a geographical concern, but the structure of the company. TW whole being a private business does not answer to anyone apart from big boss, whatever title that is. Of couse, they have to sell copies of their products to make revenue and then some to make profit, but if they really wanted to, they could release a very ****ty product (mmmhmmm, sounds familiar ehm?) and not sell that many over the long run (hopefully).
+1. Gross error and general incompetence.
You could also say its a symptom of not having a real publisher. Its funny because publishers are usually seen as the villains when games go bad. They get blamed for pushing unrealistic release windows so that the developers need to sacrifice game quality and eliminate features meet the deadlines. In Bannerlord's case, though, they probably could've benefited from a good publisher holding their feet to the fire a little bit. Some external pressure can often do wonders at focusing your efforts.
+1. You are spot on. Thank you for educating me on the publisher thing. Didn't knew much about that. I think we can clearly see armagan's and others in leadership position lack of business sense and really bad organizational and leadership skills. A good thing for us at least is that we are witnessing, and have and will continue witnessing how NOT to run a company, at least if you care about the quality of your product and the respect of your most loyal fanbase/customers. You can really apply TW case to almost any other business scenario
Hang on, don't retreating soldiers already run through the streets back to the keep?
Many scenes have multiple layers of walls or defensible points that aren't used at all. They don't fall back to the inner walls after the outer walls are taken, they just keep spawning next to the gatehouse on top of everyone rather than at strategic points that they could hold much more easily. There's basically no difference between taking a simple castle and a city with two layers of walls and a citadel.
