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What do you want from the 1.1 patch?
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I hadn't thought of the duels between lords but that would be incredible. Maybe have them need to sit the battle out if they lose, too. Great possibilities if you have death turned on.
Also, would love the ability to build a more fortified ram in a siege, and more cover leading up to the walls so my shieldless lads don't get Skyrim'd
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- Change your Hair and Beard during Campaign.
- Performance Improvements (CPU Spikes/Memory Leak)
- Fixing Perks that don't work.
- Tweak AI in Sieges respective Coordination
- More Content, but that is for later. First Bug fixing and Performance tweaking.
- Performance Improvements (CPU Spikes/Memory Leak)
- Fixing Perks that don't work.
- Tweak AI in Sieges respective Coordination
- More Content, but that is for later. First Bug fixing and Performance tweaking.
I want to have more interaction with nobles. More dialogue options, more noble quests. At this point talking with nobles is repeatable and boring afetr 50h in this game.
This is probably impossible, but I would prefer if all warrior characters are "unique", ie they have name, relations, physical ID. I would love to look through my party and see specific names, when you recruited them, their relations with you, the battles they've fought, kills they made etc. You can interact with them like you can with townspeople/lords. Those individual party members are essentially all your companions. If they get high enough skills they would in essence become your "companions" that you assign positions too.
Fewer battles/skirmishes per in-game year.
Just simulate a whole world please.
Maybe in 10 years from now. Went off topic rather quick there...
Fewer battles/skirmishes per in-game year.
Just simulate a whole world please.
Maybe in 10 years from now. Went off topic rather quick there...
Press "V" on the campaign map. You're welcome.
Sidhwen_Khorest
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Peacetime content would be a big plus, a recent dev comment had stated that a big part of why snowball is so fast is due to the fact that without more peacetime content the lords have nothing to do, so the game becomes stale and economy goes out of whack. so its kind of two birds one stone, less snowball, more peacetime activities.
If my 1.1 you mean a content patch (i.e. once all major memory leaks / ctds are dealt with)
Then I'd want to see the 3 early-game "professions" focused on more than anything else, "Mercenary, Gladiator, and Caravaneer", as they are foundational to everything else that comes later that includes:
Then I'd want to see the 3 early-game "professions" focused on more than anything else, "Mercenary, Gladiator, and Caravaneer", as they are foundational to everything else that comes later that includes:
- Expanding on mercenary contracts.
- And arenas expanded with more gladiatorial modes & rewards,
- like fighting wild animals,
- or betting on arena fights yourself without taking part
- maybe tournament contestants being given special armor to wear / specific classes, varying with region, rather than the random stuff we get currently
- (much like how roman gladiators had their own sort of classes of weapons + armor).
- More control over caravans - telling them where to go (so not 100% automated) or to focus on specific goods rather than just buying whatever.
- Maybe a heatmap overlay for trade, to show supply/demand or price volatility on the continent.
- Imagine it: a 100 player FFA in the Empire Collosseum - Imagine the blood spray and the chaos lol
- I guess you could have team deathmatch games in there too - basically the tournament modes from SP
- Or even something wacky like capture the
flagbanner, got to get the enemy team's banner back to your side of the arena, - Or horse racing around the empire's arena perimeter - circus maximus style.
This man has my vote
Tournaments are now nearly pointless, unless you are just starting. Even then you will be destroyed because you won't have decent armor. Perhaps have a better betting ratio than currently involved and make it similar to Warband. Where you win a tournament and bet max at every stage and get around 4k. Then is scales down as you do it on the same town coming down to around 1k. Making it so you can't spam tournaments and make a huge amount of cash, but if you wait the ratios will regenerate. Also have the winnable items have certain tiers and chance.
Tier 1 tournaments, Tier 2, Tier 3. Where the Tier 3 tournament has a small maybe 5% chance of having a tier 5 item or so, 25% chance to have a tier 3-4 item, and a 70% chance to have a tier 2 item of decent value.
So tournaments aren't pointless at least. Being able to give you decent mid game equipment and not just early game stuff.
Tier 1 tournaments, Tier 2, Tier 3. Where the Tier 3 tournament has a small maybe 5% chance of having a tier 5 item or so, 25% chance to have a tier 3-4 item, and a 70% chance to have a tier 2 item of decent value.
So tournaments aren't pointless at least. Being able to give you decent mid game equipment and not just early game stuff.
XP fix is the most pressing thing so far. Making leveling your character, companions and troops easier is of the utmost importance right now.
The main quest with the banner stuff completely removed. Forcing this on us and locking starting your own kingdom behind a quest is a huge mistake imo.
First and mostly, I really want them to focus on the stuff which is broken at the moment and that is
A) The Siege pathfinding - We really got to fix the pathfinding issue where units stop halfway on the ladders or getting confused which point their section of troops is meant to be attacking, nearly every battle I have this happens espesially with units running away from the battering ram to use the ladders until the few who actually make it through to the gate destroy it, in which some end up going back to the gate to attack. I trust taleworlds will fix it and it's Early Access just think it should be looked at first.
B) Unit Collision - As someone mentioned before, be cool if they could pull it off so units so not kinda mush together, know its to let the player manavour through as in Warband you would be stuck at the back of the line if troops blocked up siege equipment or an entry point etc... so understandably if that isn't fixed.
After that, I'm not bothered what they add as everything so far apart from the issues I mentioned above has been amazing. Be cool to see old features coming back like camps, having more dialogue options and Roleplay opportunities but thats about it.
Can't wait to see what they do with this as it's going to be one to remember this game come a year when the devs have mostly finished the game off.
A) The Siege pathfinding - We really got to fix the pathfinding issue where units stop halfway on the ladders or getting confused which point their section of troops is meant to be attacking, nearly every battle I have this happens espesially with units running away from the battering ram to use the ladders until the few who actually make it through to the gate destroy it, in which some end up going back to the gate to attack. I trust taleworlds will fix it and it's Early Access just think it should be looked at first.
B) Unit Collision - As someone mentioned before, be cool if they could pull it off so units so not kinda mush together, know its to let the player manavour through as in Warband you would be stuck at the back of the line if troops blocked up siege equipment or an entry point etc... so understandably if that isn't fixed.
After that, I'm not bothered what they add as everything so far apart from the issues I mentioned above has been amazing. Be cool to see old features coming back like camps, having more dialogue options and Roleplay opportunities but thats about it.
Can't wait to see what they do with this as it's going to be one to remember this game come a year when the devs have mostly finished the game off.
Fix experience gain for the love of God. And if they can fit it in, fix the pacing of the singleplayer campaign (snowballing of course, and more peacetime content to drag things out, and aging--what's the point of children if my campaign ends before they even hit 5 years old?).
