Can i give myself Loyalty in fiefs using cheats?

[becats]

I tried every possible variant but they dont work, am i doing something wrong?

[Action Man]

I think there's a console command for loyalty, but I'm not sure. You could type "campaign.loyal" into the console (no quotes). The console will return every command that has those words in it. If they aren't working, then you're just SoL.

Even if you can, the loyalty drift in the game will still be a thing, so you'd have to constantly enter the code over and over.

Managing a fief really isn't that hard. You can keep loyalty up without cheating.

[Clovis Sangrail]

Originally posted by SlavBud:

. . . am i doing something wrong?

Yes, you are doing it wrong. Managing Loyalty is easy. You just have to take care of your people. You can't just conquer a town or castle and then go tear-assing off to conquer more ♥♥♥♥.

There has been a lot written on this forum. Try searching on 'loyalty'.

[becats]

Originally posted by Action Man:

I think there's a console command for loyalty, but I'm not sure. You could type "campaign.loyal" into the console (no quotes). The console will return every command that has those words in it. If they aren't working, then you're just SoL.

Even if you can, the loyalty drift in the game will still be a thing, so you'd have to constantly enter the code over and over.

Managing a fief really isn't that hard. You can keep loyalty up without cheating.

Originally posted by Clovis Sangrail:

Originally posted by SlavBud:

. . . am i doing something wrong?

Yes, you are doing it wrong. Managing Loyalty is easy. You just have to take care of your people. You can't just conquer a town or castle and then go tear-assing off to conquer more ♥♥♥♥.

There has been a lot written on this forum. Try searching on 'loyalty'.

I just play with cheats for the mass battle experience so i wanted to get a fief to get a kingdom, ill try to to it without cheats though

[Action Man]

Originally posted by SlavBud:

Originally posted by Action Man:

I think there's a console command for loyalty, but I'm not sure. You could type "campaign.loyal" into the console (no quotes). The console will return every command that has those words in it. If they aren't working, then you're just SoL.

Even if you can, the loyalty drift in the game will still be a thing, so you'd have to constantly enter the code over and over.

Managing a fief really isn't that hard. You can keep loyalty up without cheating.

Originally posted by Clovis Sangrail:

Yes, you are doing it wrong. Managing Loyalty is easy. You just have to take care of your people. You can't just conquer a town or castle and then go tear-assing off to conquer more ♥♥♥♥.

There has been a lot written on this forum. Try searching on 'loyalty'.

I just play with cheats for the mass battle experience so i wanted to get a fief to get a kingdom, ill try to to it without cheats though

There are cheat mods - BannerlordCheats - that you can use to give loyalty bonuses. It's what of the options you can set.

[Clovis Sangrail]

Originally posted by SlavBud:

Originally posted by Action Man:

I think there's a console command for loyalty, but I'm not sure. You could type "campaign.loyal" into the console (no quotes). The console will return every command that has those words in it. If they aren't working, then you're just SoL.

Even if you can, the loyalty drift in the game will still be a thing, so you'd have to constantly enter the code over and over.

Managing a fief really isn't that hard. You can keep loyalty up without cheating.

Originally posted by Clovis Sangrail:

Yes, you are doing it wrong. Managing Loyalty is easy. You just have to take care of your people. You can't just conquer a town or castle and then go tear-assing off to conquer more ♥♥♥♥.

There has been a lot written on this forum. Try searching on 'loyalty'.

I just play with cheats for the mass battle experience so i wanted to get a fief to get a kingdom, ill try to to it without cheats though

Need that first fief? Find a town that's in rebellion or a castle with a depleted garrison. A castle can be a good start because they don't rebel.