Mount and blade battle advantage full#

In format: Poor/Average/Good (i.e the values on respective difficulties would be 6/4/2) It is possible to capture all lords and finish them off easily.All of the difficulty settings are pretty self-explanatory, save for the AI settings.

Mount and blade battle advantage full#

In my current game, Rolf (in full mail and with a 2 handed sword) killed about 30 men in a siege defense (while I managed to kill about 20-25)Īlso, if you want to really cripple a country, don't let the enemy lords free, but inprison them. When your companions will be level 20-25, with equipment, they will rule. A non-companion knight is about level 20-25. If you win, you should get that city (because you got it on your own)Īlso companions are relatively low level when you hire them. The best I found is to look around areas where fighting is common, and attack a _city_ alone, when the garrison is depleted (less then 300 men), with about 40-50 heavily armored men (heavy infantry and knights). It happens, you cannot do anything about it, but you will get a new fief soon. During this time, the enemy marshall decides to attack your kingdom at the weakest point, which is of course your new castle with 30 men. There is a scenario, where you get a castle with a village, but have about 30-40 troops. The rest of my companions (all combat ones) become trainers (and 1 looters). There are usually 2 doctors, someone with tactics, someone with pathfinding/scouting/spotting. So paying for a garrison isn't a problem its just getting them and training them up.Īctually I like to take the leadership skill for my character (prisoner management, leadership, inventory management), the rest I spread among companions. i lead cav personally so i can flank and cut them down from behind, while my infantry holds them.Īnd I usually have tons of money i raid villages to get velvet and furs all the time. Usually when i fight i lead the unit to the top of a hill if there is one and let my archers shoot so the enemy has to come up at me and i charge at the last moment before melee. I use a heavy charger if i need to fight mounted, like against lacers or mass horsemen. I use a board shield and a sword and fight dismounted with a warbow as well. 5 party members all with 50+ armour and helmets, all mounted all good with one handed weapons, except for botok, as hes good with crossbows. I have mostly footmen/sharpshooters/mamelukes and some skirmishers/archers with a larger amount of footmen to form the line and a few swarbain knights. I train them up on bandits and stuff first.

That's all I can lead and they aren't recruits. Later on economy will improve with taxes from fiefs/castles/towns you own.Thats great, except i never am given them and when i am, 5 times the number of enemies come to take it back in days. You can turn down difficulty in 'options'. I'm loving the battles, but the rest of this game is pretty bad.Ħ0 men is not that much, especially if it's all recruits.

And do they ever run out of troops in their cites? If not, read my post again. Its absolute bs the lords just get troops from cities i had one guy come back three times in a week with 100 guys. I screwed up and loaded a save and it was from 2 hours ago. Why is it so fecking hard to get your own fief or start your own faction isn't that the most fun part of the game?Īlso it never autos saves. Sieges are also as you get a grand total of one siege tower that everyone has to run up and get caught in a choke point.

Lords never give you fiefs no matter how many enemies you single handedly kill, its nigh on impossible to raise your relationship with a lord quickly and you spend hours and hours accomplishing nothing except throwing troops you paid for away for absolutely no gain, as the sultan LOVES to give fiefs to himself, even tho he did nothing to get them. Lords can get troops from cities, thats where they got them, they dont magically appear