• Mount And Blade Warband Camp Defender

Horse Archery, in general, is not very powerful in Vanilla Mount and blade Warband. Fighting horse archers is more annoyance at having to chase them down then fear of losing. I say use a bastard sword that way you can add a shield and use shield/sword when on foot (To stay alive), and two handed when on horse back (Maximum carnage). Why choose Sword of Damocles? Refugees that upgrade to Sword Sisters and finally Manhunters. Troops wages vary, army based on Homeland units is the least expensive. Hello people!!! I am a great fan of mount and blade and warband and i have jsut recently downloaded this mod( after 3 DAYS of waiting ´couse my fucking slow internet!!!

So, I picked up Warband again and used to go the slaver route, but this time with a bow instead of a crossbow. Oh, the joy of having 68 Khergit arrows and a warbow!Melee weapon of choice was the iron mace, in order to get more captives.

Being mounted, I had a good time.But I did not get rich. I also suffered at the hands of many a lord, despite having power strike/draw at 7 and 200+ weapon skill archery/two-handed.So, being the clever chap I am, I figured that my equipment is wrong/does not suit the playstyle I am doing.Since equipment is the single most determining factor in WB for battle effectiveness in my opinion (Interesting Idea: Doing a run with no personal battle skills raised, only relying on party skills) - something had to give way.So, I thought to myself: Maybe the iron mace is not so good, I should use a onehanded/shield combo. Enter the Elite Scimitar and the knightly heater shield (I had one on hande).Big improvement. Somehow it almost felt like the mouse movement was. All this time, I've been running around double tapping f1 trying to get my troops in position before the enemy gets to me.

That is, if I don't just charge outnof the gate.This completely changed the game for me and I feel like an idiot. Now, I just need to figure out how to set archers on top of walls without them just grouping up in a ball and running circles instead of lining up at the ledge and shooting invaders.Submitted August 29, 2018 at 03:31PM by RockLobsterInSpace https://ift.tt/2PJZp4y. Just got it, my first mount and blade experience, enjoying it so far, but I kinda have no idea what to do, after freeing the merchant's brother, I'm just wondering from city to city, buying and selling stuff, fighting occasional forest bandits. Would u be mad if you are the investor of the Taleworld?

You were expecting profits around 2014, and it dragged on to probably 2019, u probably lose a huge amount of money because you miss other investment opportunities.And one of my friend suggested that it can be Taleworld doing this intentionally so they can receive more funding from the governments. This thoughts came to us because we came from China and these kind of practice are very common. Companies fake projects and work in low efficiency so they actually earn millions from government. And Turkey is also not known for their open government and market, also M&B is like a national IP for them, I wonder whether Taleworld are receiving fundings from Turkish government.And coincidentally, the only investor doesn't care much about the return rate and efficiency, is the government.This is just totally out of curiosity. I have no malicious intent and wish Bannerlord would be a great game. I probably miss some important inform. Linguistics and history are two of my strongest interests.

I thought it'd be fun to puzzle out the language families of Calradia. I can't make images on my phone so I wrote it all out. I'm sure at least part of it is wrong.The Mountain languages are inspired by Slavic and consist of Sturgian and Vaegir.The Northern languages are pseudo-Germanic and come from Nordland.

Mount And Blade Warband Camp Defender

Vlandian is the tongue spoken by the adventures who first conquered western Calradia. It eventually evolved into Swadian, which over the centuries fractured into a Swadian proper and Rhodok dialect/descendant. Old Nord was the language of those who were left behind by the ancestral Vlandians and evolved into modern Nord.

Old Nord greatly influenced Sturgian and formed the basis of the Skolderbroda dialect.The Calradic family consists of the Latin-like Calradic and Celtic-based Battanian languages, which are loosely related.The Forest family is the smallest and oldest. It's inspired by Finno-Uralic and is. Here's what it looks like: The problem is, the information is all over the place. You're eyes are constantly darting across the screen.You need to look at the name in the top right corner, read the text, receive information about money in the bottom left, then move your eyes to the bottom middle to continue.In warband everything was condensed into one area so you didn't need to constantly dart your eyes around the screen. It would be much more efficient if all the information was at the bottom instead.Submitted August 25, 2018 at 09:15PM by FlazzleDazzle https://ift.tt/2BJbzb3. TaleWorlds have been telling us since 2016 that they think they're almost done with the game, yet it never seems to arrive.

This time around though, we've got way more knowledge of what parts are and aren't done in the game. Previously, we had a limited list of features we knew were implemented because we'd seen them presented, but had no idea about everything else.

Now however, with plenty of people getting to play a hands-on singleplayer demo, we have the inverse. We know that everything is pretty much done (subject to further polish) except for the. When you look through that list, it's nothing too major, especially when you account for how we've already seen much of it.

Stepping through each feature on the list: Character CreationThis one we know is done. They explained that they excluded it for time reasons as the demo only goes for 30 mins per person and we saw it demonstrated in 2016.

I'm sure it&#. To article with video.Google translation of article:We've got special details about the date of the exit for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, which has been unanswered for years to come. It's that time of the year again! Taleworlds is heading to Gamescom to show off more of Bannerlord, and this is the central hub for discussion of it.

Gamescom runs from August 21st - 25th, and it is unsure which day Taleworlds will post official footage.The focus of this year seems to be the campaign. A 30 minute playable demo will be available to Gamescom attendants, alongside whatever Taleworlds chooses to present to the public themselves. Players are allowed to record their own footage, so expect plenty of gameplay to be seen.

It has been stated a release date will not be present.If you are someone attending and recording your gameplay, feel free to post it on the sub. The let's play rule will be much more flexible in regards to this content.For the rest of us, Keep your discussion about the event in here. Some other threads will be allowed if they warrant their own topic, but for the most part talking should be kept to here.Submitted August 21, 2. When they catch you, they meet you face to face and make threatening messages along the lines of 'I wonna break yer legs, noice and slough', or 'I vil drink from you skahl!'

Yet, the battle starts with two parties far apart, as if the bandits take several steps backward to give the enemy a chance to develop his/her formation. This is what I still don't understand. It would be intuitive if such battles started with the enemies close to the player character - especially if their campaign personality is set to 'sadistic'.Submitted August 19, 2018 at 02:25AM by StubbornWaffle https://ift.tt/2L5MWEX. A long time ago, I was doing a Nord playthrough. We were at war with both Swadia and Vaegir.

I took over the Vaegir city of Curaw.Unfortunately, the fighting was rather bloody. By the end I only had about forty men left, half of which were unconscious. Still, the city was mine, and I figured it would not take long to regrow my army.Then suddenly the Butter King himself rolls up with an army of over 1000 Swadians (no exaggeration - I counted.) He immediately besieges the city.I'm thinking: 'Curaw isn't so far from Sargoth. Ragnar will surely come to my aid.' And guess what the next message I received was?' King Ragnar is holding a feast in Sargoth.

He invites you to attend.' The message I received after that?' King Ragnar has decided to give you Curaw.'

Mere seconds later, the Swadians attacked, and I had to hold them off with only 30-40 men. Needless to say, my reign as Jarl of Curaw was short-lived. When I finally got out of prison, I renounced my oat. Just like how Prophecy of Pendor allowed you to make your own faction of units,you along with buy equipment for them to take into battle. Maybe you can balance it to be really good expensive, only a set number allowed at all times. Have them only recruitable in towns, fortresses.

Just thought that would really be fun and unique to each play through.Also I'm just a guy that wants to have a trusty group of Butter Knights.Submitted August 16, 2018 at 10:31AM by BattleOfHouseSmith https://ift.tt/2PdsvJn. I will explain why an update is coming out so soon:I originally forked this mod, not as the base Dickplomacy, but as a version of Dickplomacy with the polygamy bug fix.

The bug fix module contained three other things, Custom Troop Threes, HD textures, and a mod called 'Amazon Orda', Amazon Orda, at the time, was added via compiled txts. So when I compiled from source, as far as I know, the items went away.Here is the problem: Amazon Orda, contains textures from PoP.

I didn't know that at the time. I tried adding it into the game again, to see what the mod looked like when actually working (it took me several hours to add it in through source btw.) But when I got it working, I noticed that the textures looked literally the exact same as the ones found in PoP, so I contacted one of the people at the PoP team, and explained the situation, and he said he wanted to keep PoP closed source, and didn't want other mods to use them.So I am releasing this update that completely. New player here (I picked up Warband about a month ago, on a whim) and all I can say is, WOW!

What an experience! This game had me obsessed for the past few weeks. I couldn’t play other games, and I found myself babbling about fiefs and right to rule to anyone unfortunate enough to be within earshot. I’d love to go on and on about the specifics, so. Enjoy.First off: the combat is incredibly addictive.

It is shocking how so many AAA games have mounted combat, and how that mounted combat is always horrendous. Somehow the devs here struck a perfect balance. The jumping physics of the horse is kinda crazy, but it sure makes things a lot easier and faster (I don’t mind sacrifices in realism to make gameplay flow more smoothly). It took me a while to figure out, but I love how your melee weapon swings in such controlled, specific directions. There is nothing more satisfying than swinging a two handed axe over and over again on a sea of Rhodok backs (turn around, ya dum dums!).Se. I’ve been playing a lot of VC lately, and there’s been one thing I noticed— peasants— specifically peasant women— are fucking annoying to kill, way more so than really any unit other than Berserkrs, some Vikingrs, and Huskarls. Unless you have a bunch of ranged units, they’ll just sit there and fucking block every other attack with that little fucking stick of theirs.

😤TL;DR:Big shield? No problem, I’ll just smash right through it with Nad or wait until right before you attack me, and gut you like a fish.Heavy armor? Easy-peasy lemon-squeezy, I’ll just cut your head off or hit you from behind.A dress and a fucking twig? Nope, time to block every other attack and not be affected by the axe-shield bonus.Good thing they die in one hit.

😄Submitted August 14, 2018 at 04:48AM by ReapEmAll https://ift.tt/2Bc6BU2. I’m planning to start my Kingdom soon as I am almost friends with several vassals in the Sarranid Sultanate. However I noticed that the Kingdom of Swadia are in a disarray, as a lot of lords are disgruntled and restless should I begin my kingdom there? If you are going to suggest to attack the Khans, then I’m afraid they got wiped out almost. Now the Sarannid are probably the biggest faction.

I really don’t know what to do. Plus when I start my own Kingdom wtf do I do??? I know I should conquer stuff but I tried this in my last play through but things were tough.Submitted August 13, 2018 at 07:03PM by Shakesthespeare https://ift.tt/2OAVyFD. Hello Butterlords,In one of my recent posts, I tried to calculate the potential damage dealt by units, but it seems that a lot of the information has either not been made public or is unknown.

I don't know the exact formulas for stats such as horse speed, bow damage, proficiency speed boosts, and the like. I was wondering if anyone could dive into the code and give me some concrete answers on how the engine derives the numbers that make up Warband's gameplay. Thanks in advance to all!Submitted August 13, 2018 at 07:01PM by Oysterpuff https://ift.tt/2nDqN7I. Pretty much 20 hours into Warband I enabled cheats and I haven't looked back.

When I start a new file I import a fully maxed out character and tear into looters like a red hot cleaver through softened butter. Max lvl my companions too. I don't cheat with money, granted, but that's so minor when I've basically eliminated character progression.I know I have taken a huge part out of the game, and I do feel bad about it, but I can't muster the willpower to go through the grind. And I enjoy running around swinging massive weaponry too much xDSubmitted August 13, 2018 at 10:51AM by YuzuFan https://ift.tt/2B9we7S.

I don't remember much, but I do recall finding Firentis at a tavern and being so glad he could be my companion. I was subsequently hugely disappointed when we were ambushed by bandits in the night, and he just charged the enemy and got knocked out right away. I remember being so nervous to get into a battle, and when I did I'd just frantically ride away from the enemy after every single swing of my weapon.

And I never thought I'd wrap my head around the combat system. But overall I remember being entirely encapsulated by the game. I read every word of every dialogue and just couldn't get enough. Damn I love this game.Submitted August 13, 2018 at 01:28AM by bringyourownbananas https://ift.tt/2P2WUda.

I am a vassal of the kingdom of swadia and they're always at war. Even though they are constantly at war they rarely siege things. So I can't really join any to increase my chances of getting a castle. I cannot siege anything by myself since I only have 50 troops with me. Am I doing something wrong? How do I know if they siege anything.

Also I tried asking my king do siege a fort. He went up to it, then put it under siege but I couldn't really join.

Then he just left.Submitted August 11, 2018 at 08:10PM by bobthe360noscowper https://ift.tt/2vE5o2r. Hello everyone!:D I just made a mod, it's called Dickplomacy Reloaded. Basically it adds the functionality that you would find in normal mods, such as Dynamic Troop Trees, Custom Troop Trees, Freelancer, Tournament Play Enhancements, Single Screen Character Creation, and Rubiks World Map into Dickplomacy. ^-^It also doesn't require WSE, but you still need the older (exe) version of Warband that comes with Dickplomacy. (Though I haven't tested it with the newest version of Warband so it might work.) Also, if you do decide to download it, please ignore (DO NOT USE) the 'content options' folder, it is legacy, and the mod is compiled from source with all features. (This mod includes source btw)Also, I am hoping to support it in the future, i.e through content updates and bug fixes. I hope everyone likes it!!:DSubmitted August 11, 2018 at 09:48PM by amazinglily https://ift.tt/2KMd9rK.

I’ve been deciding whether I should become king. However I’m not sure if it is worth the risk! My right to rule is like 10-ish and I have ditched the Swadians for the Rhoduks and I have several Enterprises in both kingdoms! I have around 90 men 7 of them being companions and 16 of them being Men at Arms and a bunch of Medium tier infantry, Should I ditch the rhoduks? Btw what’s the best way to siege a castle and not take huge losses.Submitted August 11, 2018 at 09:09AM by Shakesthespeare https://ift.tt/2Mh7Gy6.

112 denarsCamp Defenders are female mercenary infantry on the path to becoming.TacticsCamp Defenders are the first rank of that you can take into battle without worrying that they will be immediately slaughtered. Despite being only one rank away from Sword Sister there is a significant gap in skill between the two units, so don't rush headlong into tough battles or and expect your Camp Defenders to remain unscathed.Once promoted, Camp Defenders finally become - some of the best, and often overlooked, combatants in the game.Stats and equipmentNote: Troops have a set of default stats; at the beginning of a new game, these stats are randomly adjusted for each type of troop. The following is the default set for this troop as seen within the game code and may not reflect the specific stats you will see during actual gameplay. For more information, see.