Let us buy properties and hire mercenaries and stuff

[Desumated]

We need more end-game things to spend money on. Why not allow us to hire troops or create a company and equip them? What about buying properties and investing in them to make more money. Idk stuff like that

[Sunrock]

That would be totally unrealistic and there for never be introduced into the game. First of all in 1403 Europe you could not just buy propety and invest in anything without the consent of the king and the other noble lords. That you can buy armor and weapons in the local store is a big enough stretch of what you could do back then.

[Craig [K.A.O.S.]]

Originally posted by Sunrock:

That would be totally unrealistic and there for never be introduced into the game. First of all in 1403 Europe you could not just buy propety and invest in anything without the consent of the king and the other noble lords. That you can buy armor and weapons in the local store is a big enough stretch of what you could do back then.

OK, then let Henry, with his father's help, wheel and deal with the nobles to acquire property, servants and even an army.

[Desumated]

Originally posted by Sunrock:

That would be totally unrealistic and there for never be introduced into the game. First of all in 1403 Europe you could not just buy propety and invest in anything without the consent of the king and the other noble lords. That you can buy armor and weapons in the local store is a big enough stretch of what you could do back then.

Well, Henry "is" kind of a noble, so he can do what he wants. That also gives the idea of you requesting someone to handcraft armor for you and make swords for you. They could've done a lot with this.

[Torkel]

thing is, i have 26k and i have no idea what to spend them on, i can craft all the potion i need, repairing my full set cost barely 1k, bathouse is free, i have a home and a tier 5 horse.

the author is right, we need big things to invest on.

and i'm not even done with all the side quest and i'm barely at half the game.

[Valmorgan]

Originally posted by Sunrock:

That would be totally unrealistic and there for never be introduced into the game. First of all in 1403 Europe you could not just buy propety and invest in anything without the consent of the king and the other noble lords. That you can buy armor and weapons in the local store is a big enough stretch of what you could do back then.

What is unrealistic about being knighted, and granted a fiefdom to restore? That fiefdom would likely include at l'east a manor, that itself could be improved...

A knight would be essentially parallel I believe to Talmbergs guy in rank (forget his name).

[Dewguru]

Originally posted by Sunrock:

That would be totally unrealistic and there for never be introduced into the game. First of all in 1403 Europe you could not just buy propety and invest in anything without the consent of the king and the other noble lords. That you can buy armor and weapons in the local store is a big enough stretch of what you could do back then.

Alas, the game, while built around some historical elements, isn't realistic.

The stores like you mention, potions, a number of the traits...

[Desumated]

Originally posted by Valmorgan:

Originally posted by Sunrock:

That would be totally unrealistic and there for never be introduced into the game. First of all in 1403 Europe you could not just buy propety and invest in anything without the consent of the king and the other noble lords. That you can buy armor and weapons in the local store is a big enough stretch of what you could do back then.

What is unrealistic about being knighted, and granted a fiefdom to restore? That fiefdom would likely include at l'east a manor, that itself could be improved...

A knight would be essentially parallel I believe to Talmbergs guy in rank (forget his name).

Sir Divish

For real. Why not be granted Skalitz or Prebislavits (idk how to spell either) and asked to restore them? You could turn them into flourishing cities.

[Azmael]

Originally posted by Valmorgan:

What is unrealistic about being knighted, and granted a fiefdom to restore?

I would say it's really hard to get knighted, when your king is missing and you are fighting against the other :)

Originally posted by Enough Nut:

For real. Why not be granted Skalitz or Prebislavits (idk how to spell either) and asked to restore them? You could turn them into flourishing cities.

Because Henry isn't noble to own such place and it would not sit well with his quest for revenge.

[Bramborough]

I like the ideas here. In keeping with the storyline, it's very possible some of this stuff might become available in the next "Act".

[crisfire34]

good ideas

[Azmael]

Originally posted by Kayhan:

Well, don't say things that *might* change *cough* Noble *cough*

Well, being a bastard doesn't grant you privilege to own a village, which is in ownership of someone else. But I could imagine rebuilding Skalitz as a request after you avenge your parents.

[PlevisVesel]

Well for all we know they're already planning these things for the sequel.
As for adding them in this game, without a good story reason, I don't see it happening.

[PlevisVesel]

Originally posted by Kayhan:

Originally posted by Azmael:

Well, being a bastard doesn't grant you privilege to own a village, which is in ownership of someone else. But I could imagine rebuilding Skalitz as a request after you avenge your parents.

I might think that he would grant him some privilages of a Noble, because Nobles could do the ♥♥♥♥ they wanted, even grant someone else more privilages.

Well not really. He would have to be legitimized first.
And even then, a lot of people would scoff at the idea of listening to a bastard. I mean knights and other nobles

[gamergrandpa]

And don't forget, that even though you are playing a fictional person, this is still an historical event. And you can't change history in a non-fantasy storyline.

[PlevisVesel]

Originally posted by gamergrandpa:

And don't forget, that even though you are playing a fictional person, this is still an historical event. And you can't change history in a non-fantasy storyline.

Well I mean they could. It's not like the history police will come down on them.
It there were such a thing, Warhorse would have already be in history jail from all the inaccuracies