Hallo everyone, after playing this underrated masterpiece for a couple years (I know, sadly I discovered it too late), I decided to register on the forums and pester the community with some annoying questions.
I will point out that I have played Warband for a few hundred hours so far, mostly with the Floris mod pack. Right when I tought that I couldn't endure another playthrough, I discovered that Bannerlords is in the making and I got excited, so now I decided to start one more game while I wait; for what I don't know, but any excuse is good to play M&B.
Since I wanted some change I tryed using the tool TweakMB to adjust some details, but I noticed that the things that always annoyed me the most, cannot be edited.
Is it possible/is there a mod that removes the auto centering of the camera on my hero when I move? Everytime i click on the ground, the doggone camera smoothly moves around to finally center on my army, since I constantly click the map this makes me dizzy on the long run. Unless of course there is a combination of key+mouse click to make this, and I didn't realize it in all this time.
On the long run, Brigand leaders, with their 800 men army are not that funny in my presonal opinion. I can understand that the game needs to scale to the player's level, but I don't find these armies of outlaws realistic, since they go around chopping down whole armies, king and plebs alike. Is there a way to lower the ammount of parties following them? Or remove them altogheter?
Is there any tweak to the campain AI to avoid the constant advancing and than retreating of lords on the world map? I know that I can suggest them to follow me if I plan to attack someone, but if I am not part of their faction, I just have to witness this big army of 300 men retreat in front of a king's army of 180, just because individually they can't match him.
That's all I can think about for now.
Thanks for reading this.
I will point out that I have played Warband for a few hundred hours so far, mostly with the Floris mod pack. Right when I tought that I couldn't endure another playthrough, I discovered that Bannerlords is in the making and I got excited, so now I decided to start one more game while I wait; for what I don't know, but any excuse is good to play M&B.
Since I wanted some change I tryed using the tool TweakMB to adjust some details, but I noticed that the things that always annoyed me the most, cannot be edited.
Is it possible/is there a mod that removes the auto centering of the camera on my hero when I move? Everytime i click on the ground, the doggone camera smoothly moves around to finally center on my army, since I constantly click the map this makes me dizzy on the long run. Unless of course there is a combination of key+mouse click to make this, and I didn't realize it in all this time.
On the long run, Brigand leaders, with their 800 men army are not that funny in my presonal opinion. I can understand that the game needs to scale to the player's level, but I don't find these armies of outlaws realistic, since they go around chopping down whole armies, king and plebs alike. Is there a way to lower the ammount of parties following them? Or remove them altogheter?
Is there any tweak to the campain AI to avoid the constant advancing and than retreating of lords on the world map? I know that I can suggest them to follow me if I plan to attack someone, but if I am not part of their faction, I just have to witness this big army of 300 men retreat in front of a king's army of 180, just because individually they can't match him.
That's all I can think about for now.
Thanks for reading this.
will follow the bandit hero and his party will rapidly grow as he recruits rescued prisoners from defeated parties. By going into mod options you can either reduce the max number of parties that can follow the bandit hero (I prefer 1-2) or turn them off all together. You might still see a few oversized parties afterwards since any party can recruit rescued prisoners and do so without any regard to caps, but the number of them on the world map should be drastically reduced compared to what you're experiencing now.
