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Troops are trained in two ways.
First is in a town or castle set by your constable (speak to him to choose where and if you want him to train troops)
Second is done in all towns and castles that have military buildings. Barracks/Shooting Range/Stable, these will automatically train troops in either melee/ranged/mounted combat.
You can also train troops in your party if you and your companions have the training skill and you are at a high enough level.
First is in a town or castle set by your constable (speak to him to choose where and if you want him to train troops)
Second is done in all towns and castles that have military buildings. Barracks/Shooting Range/Stable, these will automatically train troops in either melee/ranged/mounted combat.
You can also train troops in your party if you and your companions have the training skill and you are at a high enough level.
Daedelus_McGee
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No, but you have to re-cycle training by telling your constable to start and then telling him to start training again every time you get new towns and castles.kubaper said:
Right I have played your new version and Ive got some things about it, hope you dont mind them.
The repeating crossbow is cool but the reload speed is to fast for the repeating.
I think that the royal weapons are too weak for the work you need to do to get them.
I love the large array of bows and arrows.
The Samurai gear should have a slightly higher armour rating with a slightly higher weight, also the No-dachi Greatsword should be shorter but stronger. You could also add the Yumi to complete the "I R Samurai" thing.
The repeating crossbow is cool but the reload speed is to fast for the repeating.
I think that the royal weapons are too weak for the work you need to do to get them.
I love the large array of bows and arrows.
The Samurai gear should have a slightly higher armour rating with a slightly higher weight, also the No-dachi Greatsword should be shorter but stronger. You could also add the Yumi to complete the "I R Samurai" thing.
Lilly112 said:
The repeating crossbow is cool but the reload speed is to fast for the repeating. Computica: "I agree"
I think that the royal weapons are too weak for the work you need to do to get them. Computica: "There not supposed to be used in the mod yet."
I love the large array of bows and arrows. Computica: "Thanks goes to Waalx for the bow models and textures"
The Samurai gear should have a slightly higher armour rating with a slightly higher weight, also the No-dachi Greatsword should be shorter but stronger. You could also add the Yumi to complete the "I R Samurai" thing. Computica: "Were in the beginnings of balancing out armor for the next release"
we appreciatte your opinions lilly 
if you want you can help even more by checking into topics like "the companions i'm making" or possible weapons overhaul.
if you want you can help even more by checking into topics like "the companions i'm making" or possible weapons overhaul.Yes we really do appreciate yours and everyone's input... NOTmanekemaan said:we appreciatte your opinions lilly
Bwahahahaha!!! 
No Seriously though, I really do appreciate everyone input and help a lot. I think the hardest thing about modding this game is providing features for everyone's play style since everyone plays the game diffrently. So I have to remember to provide features not just for people who want to be Kings but those who would rather be a Vassal or a Marshal. No soldiers though there are just too many factors to consider.
But in all honesty knowing everyone's opinion or idea let's me know what is OK to implement and what is not. It has really helped to improve the game a lot. All most makes me wonder why some developers don't like to bother with listening to people. So thanks Lily and everyone else who has been interested in this mod and wants to see it become even better.
Computica
Yeah I'm going to have to put a good dent in those tournaments...kubaper said:
Notsure
Sergeant Knight at Arms
Well speaking of tournaments you have to consider the price of equipment as well ive spent over 500 k on an armor for little effect, enterprises arent what they used to be ( not 3.89 crazy good from winery but somewhat profitable still ) if it wasnt for tournaments at the begining of the game im not sure how i would have made it. I think ultimatly its up to the player to pace themself.
This is the most stable version I have ever played. I remember I always loved the idea of SOD, but couldnt really play it. In vanilla it crashed constantly and test combatant wasnt the same. But this I love. Max graphics, unlimited ragdolls and corpses and battlesize 700 and I have only crashed once. Love it.
But I have one problem. I havent gotten a single noble. I have 5 towns, one fully upgraded, 2 castles fully upgraded and yet nothing. I actually got some nobles by taking them away from my lords and got them to properly turn into faith troops. SO, what do you think I have been doing wrong?
But I have one problem. I havent gotten a single noble. I have 5 towns, one fully upgraded, 2 castles fully upgraded and yet nothing. I actually got some nobles by taking them away from my lords and got them to properly turn into faith troops. SO, what do you think I have been doing wrong?
Notsure
Sergeant Knight at Arms
castle and towns have different capacity before reinforcements stop from villages ( main source of nobles ) im guessing your castle/town is too full to receive any. One thing i found that caused problems were kingdom policies if you set it to almost everyone is a freeman then reinforcements seemed to stop coming in, it may have been the constant wars too.
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