There is a situation that I have been wondering for a long time and at the same time pissing me off:
In Bannerlord, unlike Warband, when raising "mountain troops", horses/war horses are required according to their level. We also know from the encyclopedia that each nation normally uses the horse of its own culture (Catafract, imperial war horse; Khagan Guard, steppe war horse; Banner knight, vlandian war horse, etc.)
What makes me doubt here (which I also find very illogical) is that any culture war horse is valid during the upgrade regardless of the soldier's culture. So when you upgrade the khagan guard, you can upgrade with a vlandian war horse, not a steppe war horse. (Applicable to all cultures and other cavalry units)
I wonder if that soldier is using the horse used during the upgrade, or is this a completely "show" situation, and does he use the horse of the culture in the same way it belongs to.
Whichever is valid, I see it as an unreasonable and unnecessary hassle.
(If he's using the horse during the upgrade, it's ridiculous because of the culture incompatibility. If the culture's horse is using the standard, it's ridiculous to be able to upgrade with the horses of other cultures. It's ridiculous anyway.)
I'm on version 1.5.9, after 100 days it's pretty hard to find a "war horse". I'm past the price fold, there are officially no war horses in the markets. I have to go around the map.
My suggestion would be: when raising units, it should be automatically added to the cost of the upgrade based on the default "fixed price" of the respective horse in the game data, that is, only the price of the horse should be added to the upgrade price, without the horse/war horse itself being required. The player should also not need a horse/war horse. Moreover, it is as if we are supplying other equipment!!!
In Bannerlord, unlike Warband, when raising "mountain troops", horses/war horses are required according to their level. We also know from the encyclopedia that each nation normally uses the horse of its own culture (Catafract, imperial war horse; Khagan Guard, steppe war horse; Banner knight, vlandian war horse, etc.)
What makes me doubt here (which I also find very illogical) is that any culture war horse is valid during the upgrade regardless of the soldier's culture. So when you upgrade the khagan guard, you can upgrade with a vlandian war horse, not a steppe war horse. (Applicable to all cultures and other cavalry units)
I wonder if that soldier is using the horse used during the upgrade, or is this a completely "show" situation, and does he use the horse of the culture in the same way it belongs to.
Whichever is valid, I see it as an unreasonable and unnecessary hassle.
(If he's using the horse during the upgrade, it's ridiculous because of the culture incompatibility. If the culture's horse is using the standard, it's ridiculous to be able to upgrade with the horses of other cultures. It's ridiculous anyway.)
I'm on version 1.5.9, after 100 days it's pretty hard to find a "war horse". I'm past the price fold, there are officially no war horses in the markets. I have to go around the map.
My suggestion would be: when raising units, it should be automatically added to the cost of the upgrade based on the default "fixed price" of the respective horse in the game data, that is, only the price of the horse should be added to the upgrade price, without the horse/war horse itself being required. The player should also not need a horse/war horse. Moreover, it is as if we are supplying other equipment!!!