Originally posted by Le chevalier de Mortecouille: My solution is to break the gate myself and then the soldiers react accordingly and enter the castle/city. Sometimes a few troops will try to break down the gate as well, but it would be nice if you could have a group of soldiers waiting in front of the gatehouse while other break the inner White will now move its piece to the side where your piece was. Move the piece on the left to the center. White will move their piece where you just moved it from. You will now move your central piece to the left. Now White will move one of the two pieces it moved earlier to the center. This is when you can first lose the game. How Charm Works in Bannerlord. Charm is the skill in Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord that will decide how fast you will increase relations with other nobles, notables, and lords of the land. Besides the perks, which will help you a lot, Charm will directly influence how much relations you get for an action. Infantry with thrown weapons can also be told to hold fire, otherwise they will hold their thrown weapon to use on incoming cav and inf. This can leave them open to a charge if they’re caught switching. But everything else above is correct. 3. syd_fishes. • 10 mo. ago. I'll add that javelineers are like archers in that they aim better Warband has a mod where you can make your own troops. It presents you with a troop tree that has branches just like normal troops. Only you are given a set amount of gold and xp for each troop level to choose their equipment and skill. It was very well done. On a separate note AI combat in Bannerlord is trash.
Also shield wall puts them in the tightest formation. Infantry works best when you have more units attacking less units. So a line formation walking into a shield wall would get eaten up usually. Then they can just advance out and clear the rest. Calvary if it is a battle under 500 vs 500 since that is my max troop setting I wait till they hit
When i need to add garrison to captured city or castle I gather all my companions by creating an army. Take all their troops except recruits and dump them to garrison. All my cities have decent garrison without me donating any of my own troops. And even if they die to random bandits before they recruit some troops just create party again.
Start Your Own Kingdom. This new quest will bring you to the last step of kingdom formation. Here you need to complete the following actions: Reach clan Tier 3. Gather 100 troops. Be an independent clan. Own a settlement. Once all four requirements have been fulfilled, a new kingdom tab will appear in your game menu.
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Put em through the meat grinder and when you're low, go grab a bunch of bandits and/or regular recruits, donate a couple 2H swords, and bam, you're back to a full stack of max-tier troops. Rinse/repeat. I think the fix is to only allow post battle from loot, i.e. no crafted items. Smithing needs to have called nerfed.
Expand your army in Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord with this simple method for raking in those sweet denars. Your retinue needs cash to survive in Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord, and once you’ve saved
In Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlord, having a balanced army is crucial for success. You will need a mix of infantry, archers, and cavalry to be able to handle different types of enemies and situations. Infantry units are strong and can take a lot of damage, while archers can attack from a distance and whittle down enemies.
How to Create a Kingdom in Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord. Starting a kingdom can be very hard and grindy to do. First of all, having low levels in most skills will make you a horrible ruler. Second of all, getting a big enough army to actually protect the newly-founded kingdom is going to take a while.

Ah, right, I meant you can join an army and attach to it. Same thing though, really. Mods give you gear and promotions and stuff like revolting etc but, that's basically just breaking your oath after amassing loot and all that. Not the same though, of course, but if you really want to be a cog in an army, you can do that in basegame at least.

It depends on a bunch of factors. If you are the same culture as the prisoners, they will join you more often. If they are actual soldiers, they will resist joining you. If they are high-tier soldiers, then it will take a long ass time for them to be willing to join you.
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