Landowner needs access? who made this quest?

[Don Cool]

You get nothing from your trouble and might start a war, sometimes I think some dev put in quest while he was drunk or I am missing something.

There is no charm check and you have the option of telling them to take their problems to the King or fight them, none of which give anything in return.

[Panic Fire]

Um you get paid for telling them to take there problem to the King.

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It will not start a war if you dont have Fast Dialogue mod. I think this quest is a good way to boost the relation with landlord.

Yeah some quests are very stupid. Train Troops for Landlord should be deleted. Borrowed Troops are too weak and they can be killed by looters easily in both auto and manual combat

[Don Cool]

Originally posted by Panic Fire:

Um you get paid for telling them to take there problem to the King.

Nope, they wanted to fight ..... and that would start a war.

[Don Cool]

Originally posted by ▶◀:

It will not start a war if you dont have Fast Dialogue mod. I think this quest is a good way to boost the relation with landlord.

Yeah some quests are very stupid. Train Troops for Landlord should be deleted. Borrowed Troops are too weak and they can be killed by looters easily in both auto and manual combat

So, I need a mod to make this quest work? I don´t have any mods installed.

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Originally posted by Don:

Originally posted by ▶◀:

It will not start a war if you dont have Fast Dialogue mod. I think this quest is a good way to boost the relation with landlord.

Yeah some quests are very stupid. Train Troops for Landlord should be deleted. Borrowed Troops are too weak and they can be killed by looters easily in both auto and manual combat

So, I need a mod to make this quest work? I don´t have any mods installed.

No, no , everything is good without mod. The mod will break it.

I spammed many of such quests and i didnt start a war with any faction. I just want to increase the relation with landlords. This quest is super easy when you have more than 30 troops in your army

[Don Cool]

Originally posted by ▶◀:

Originally posted by Don:

So, I need a mod to make this quest work? I don´t have any mods installed.

No, no , everything is good without mod. The mod will break it.

I spammed many of such quests and i didnt start a war with any faction. I just want to increase the relation with landlords. This quest is super easy when you have more than 30 troops in your army

Aaah, I did it right off the bat and they wanted to fight me which meant starting a war ... but I had just a small contingency of troops as it was in the very beginning. Just need more troops then to discouraging them from wanting to fight me and instead take the hint.

[Subak]

I kinda thought train the troops/"borrowed troops quest" sucks and it still kinda does.

The biggest trick to it I found was to use some spaced cavalry (F3->F3) in front of the line of mostly borrowed troops.Tell borrowed to charge just after cavalry starts to get engaged.

You can do some of the 'harder' bandits that way but if you stick to looters, you won't lose borrowed.

The other trick is to dump the ones you don't manage to upgrade to a garrison (or just dismiss) if the quest is nearing timeout. That will trigger dialogue to just send whatever you have.

Not sure if you can 'build up' borroweds in garrisons like that and then use those to create a small army of borrowed and go run a bunch of those type quests you've found at once.

You can also move borrowed to top of army so they enter bandit camps with you and you can kind of kite/control fights to make sure they get easy kills.

[Chotato]

I'm in the same boat here. Doesn't make sense why acting as a bodyguard for somebody that legally owns the land would start a war with that same nation. Trying to figure out the logic here but there isn't any.

[Jonathan J. O'Neill]

Originally posted by Don:

Originally posted by ▶◀:

No, no , everything is good without mod. The mod will break it.

I spammed many of such quests and i didnt start a war with any faction. I just want to increase the relation with landlords. This quest is super easy when you have more than 30 troops in your army

Aaah, I did it right off the bat and they wanted to fight me which meant starting a war ... but I had just a small contingency of troops as it was in the very beginning. Just need more troops then to discouraging them from wanting to fight me and instead take the hint.

I'm pretty sure that's just a default text for if you were to attack villagers. If an NPC initiates a fight, I don't think it will trigger war. I can't say for certain as I use fast dialogue mod, so your mileage may vary.