What Are Honour & Right To Rule?

[RyanFialcowitz]

I've checked the manual, which I couldn't even find on this site, and it mentions neither Honour nor Right To Rule -  but apprently, right to rule, at least, is important. What do they do?

I assume Right To Rule has something to do with becoming a king and/or making your own faction - what is the process for this?

Lastly, I've taken some castles and they are now red in colour- but this is not the colour of the player faction. If I become a king will the colour change to that of the player faction?

Thanks.

- Ryan Paul Fialcowitz

 

[CounterPoint391]

Honor affects how certain lords react to you...ie honorable lords like honorable players, and knavish ones won't.

Right to Rule is a measure of the legitimacy of your kingdom to exist.....it affects how well you can deal with ofther factions (make peace)

Finally, Red is the player faction color......the grey color of your party denotes just your party...if that makes sense....

Don't like the red? Well then change it with TweakMB (requires new game though)

 

[RyanFialcowitz]

1.) Why isn't ANY of that in the manual?

2.) Why isn't the manual hosted on the TaleWorlds site?

3.) So, by taking a castle do I become my own faction or do I have to do something with this Right To Rule buisness?

- Ryan Paul Fialcowitz

 

[iridian]

1.) Why isn't ANY of that in the manual?

2.) Why isn't the manual hosted on the TaleWorlds site?

3.) So, by taking a castle do I become my own faction or do I have to do something with this Right To Rule buisness?

- Ryan Paul Fialcowitz

3) if you take a castle whilst NOT being a vassal / mercenary for a kingdom [or rebels] then it will become yours

 

[woofty]

1.) Why isn't ANY of that in the manual?

There's a manual?  Best I've seen is the game concepts in the Notes area.

 

[RyanFialcowitz]

3) if you take a castle whilst NOT being a vassal / mercenary for a kingdom [or rebels] then it will become yours

Yeah, I got that. My quesiton is what to I do beyond that to become a king/have my own faction?

- Ryan Paul Fialcowitz

 

[woofty]

3) if you take a castle whilst NOT being a vassal / mercenary for a kingdom [or rebels] then it will become yours

Yeah, I got that. My quesiton is what to I do beyond that to become a king/have my own faction?

- Ryan Paul Fialcowitz

You want an alternative method to having your own faction beyond becoming a rebel or as a mercenary?  There isn't one. 

 

[RyanFialcowitz]

You want an alternative method to having your own faction beyond becoming a rebel or as a mercenary?  There isn't one.

That was the original Mount&Blade.

Not totally sure but after just taking a castle I was refered to as marshall not king.

I read in another thread that I have to become recognized by the other kingdoms in order to become a king. Any info on that?

- Ryan Paul Fialcowitz

 

[woofty]

You want an alternative method to having your own faction beyond becoming a rebel or as a mercenary?  There isn't one.

That was the original Mount&Blade.

- Ryan Paul Fialcowitz

I've never played the original Mount and Blade so if there is one in Warband I've never seen it or heard of it.

 

[ragingbull78]

1.) Why isn't ANY of that in the manual?

There's a manual?  Best I've seen is the game concepts in the Notes area.

i remember reading a post a couple days ago someone saying there was a manual downloadable on fileshack.    i havnt checked it out yet so i cant say for sure. 

 

[RyanFialcowitz]

1.) Why isn't ANY of that in the manual?

There's a manual?  Best I've seen is the game concepts in the Notes area.

i remember reading a post a couple days ago someone saying there was a manual downloadable on fileshack.    i havnt checked it out yet so i cant say for sure.

Indeed there is, but I should be able to get a manual on the games site, seriously. . .




- Ryan Paul Fialcowitz

 

[Zolcos]

You can get the manual on the Steam store page (even if you didn't get the game there) but last time I checked, it was horribly out of date and didn't mention half of the multiplayer modes (so I still don't know wtf "Conquest" is)