@Vlad I have no idea what you mean by osp, I jsut think music from Hans Zimmer or Two Steps From Hell or Mark Petrie sounds a lot better than the Native Music. Kingdom of Heaven soundtrack has some good music pieces as well! Don't get mad at me @Captain Obvious lol.

Open source project, so I can use it legally.

@Vlad hmmm not too sure about that... I know there are copyright laws on youtube for using the artist's music without their permission. But im not too sure if those rules apply if its in a mod.

Bug:

- Just fought a enemy caravan, I am also marshall in the game so ended up with like 400+ vs 7 and after fight didnt get anything. I have been getting mixed loot. some fights it works correctly and others i receive nothing even with lvl 5 looting. has to be a bug

引用自 Hypaspistai：

@Vlad hmmm not too sure about that... I know there are copyright laws on youtube for using the artist's music without their permission. But im not too sure if those rules apply if its in a mod.

it's still applied to some extent. but as much as i know if u do some changes to it, u could still use it, regardless, u could alwys sent email and ask to use it for the mod.even tho u not getting paid for the mod, u still publicly putting it out there

Another bug: Every time I raid and plunder a village I just get denars and a ♥♥♥♥ ton of Butter. Like 30-40 things of butter. Thats it...

I just gave the mod a quick test. The recruitment system is interesting. However I am not a fan of having 5 or 6 different troop trees depending on if you do or do not own a village or castle or whatever. My idea of the recruitment system was more along the lines of the lance system in 1257ad. Where by each lance consists of 9 men and regenerates every week, when you disband the lance the lance returns to its initial village with all the troops that were upgraded. However you can only recruit them from places you own. The consistency of the lance is when first recruited is 9 low tier units, 5 infantry, 3 ranged and 1 cav. The fact that you could only get more each week, meant you had to be careful with how you used your menu, and if you had no holdings mercenaries from towns would be very cheap to use. But when you become a lord, they become incredibly expensive. My idea was also to have the lance system act as an economic system as well, so when at war you don't pay as much for your troops but the amount of money from your village decreases as there are less workers tending the fields.

In 1257ad however, you can't recruit troops in castles or towns as lances (from what I remember). So I propose that in towns, a similar lance recruitment system is used, however as towns are larger and have a greater population which is generally more wealthy, you can recruit medium tier units with the same ratio as mentioned above, also with economic consequences though not as severe, whilst having a generally higher regen rate of troops as there are more people. In castles there would be a lance system for high tier troops, however these would regen slowly and be more expensive. They however would not impact the low income generated by castles as castles don't really produce money from soldiers, they would act as training hubs and strongholds for high tier units.

This is just a suggestion. I don't mind the current system, but I prefer the idea that you don't know exactly what kind of melee units you might get in a lance. Or limited availability of cav forcing you to think carefully about how you fight. It also forces you to value your troops more, focusing on keeping them alive so they can be upgraded and re-recruited later, but also to be disbanded during peace to increase your monetary gain.

@barry the butter thing is an issue with diplomacy Ill try and fix it though.

@scott I hear ya, Im adding a total or base population. With the next update. So levies will be drawn from it. Losing troops will have more of an economic impact on the fief. The other stuff will remain about the same though, hopefully I can find a good balance.

引用自 Scottx125：

I just gave the mod a quick test. The recruitment system is interesting. However I am not a fan of having 5 or 6 different troop trees depending on if you do or do not own a village or castle or whatever. My idea of the recruitment system was more along the lines of the lance system in 1257ad. Where by each lance consists of 9 men and regenerates every week, when you disband the lance the lance returns to its initial village with all the troops that were upgraded. However you can only recruit them from places you own. The consistency of the lance is when first recruited is 9 low tier units, 5 infantry, 3 ranged and 1 cav. The fact that you could only get more each week, meant you had to be careful with how you used your menu, and if you had no holdings mercenaries from towns would be very cheap to use. But when you become a lord, they become incredibly expensive. My idea was also to have the lance system act as an economic system as well, so when at war you don't pay as much for your troops but the amount of money from your village decreases as there are less workers tending the fields.

In 1257ad however, you can't recruit troops in castles or towns as lances (from what I remember). So I propose that in towns, a similar lance recruitment system is used, however as towns are larger and have a greater population which is generally more wealthy, you can recruit medium tier units with the same ratio as mentioned above, also with economic consequences though not as severe, whilst having a generally higher regen rate of troops as there are more people. In castles there would be a lance system for high tier troops, however these would regen slowly and be more expensive. They however would not impact the low income generated by castles as castles don't really produce money from soldiers, they would act as training hubs and strongholds for high tier units.

This is just a suggestion. I don't mind the current system, but I prefer the idea that you don't know exactly what kind of melee units you might get in a lance. Or limited availability of cav forcing you to think carefully about how you fight. It also forces you to value your troops more, focusing on keeping them alive so they can be upgraded and re-recruited later, but also to be disbanded during peace to increase your monetary gain.

i love the Lance system.

also think that the old rome mod way of doing companions and sieages is awsome if u have time to look at it

Hey I found what I believe to be a bug, I attacked and took Culmarr Castle from the Rhodoks without any problem by breaking down the gate, but when the ai came to retake the castle from me they appeared to be unable to break the gate due to the ai not even advancing any troops. The battle then becomes a stalemate due to you being unable to break the gate down as well. I've let them attack me two times with the same result (only won defending sieges with cheats)

@cmd this bug will be fixed, thanks

every time i try to speak to einar through the party it crashes the game.

Is Einar your kid? Is anyone else having this error?

Bug: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1499073516