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2. It will cost them a small fortune -> their wealth will be constantly reduced -> no money = desertions & no money = slower army rebuild if something go wrong. 2nd safety feature, which prevents them of having thousand strong army, is so call "ideal party size" to which they heading to automatically and gradually disbanding some soldiers. Long story short - lords will command those armies only for a relatively short time and may end up poor.
3. It would be to lucrative, very exploitable, e.g.: find easy to defend fief (owning it will make it even easier), fill with archers (unlimited ammo when defending) and some cheap infantry with shields (Legionnaires), bait enemy to attack it - minimal losses for loot and prisoners.
Well, wow, thanks for the quick reply! As I said, best mod, best team!
1. Yes you can handle it, it's just a little awkward. If you're the marshall you should be able to order to garrison a conquered city from the army, not just your force or (better) order a lord to garrison/defend the place ("I have a new task for you ...")
2. ok. sounds good, but then why not give the same option to the player (oversize army = lower morale, higher costs - to keep troops happy). This would make playing as a rogue lord or rebellion /claimant supporter somewhat easier as you can then take castles with your force alone.
3. That's possible even now, though without loot, but you can grind down enemy troops this way. It's also possible in the field (depending on the map). Get on the highest hill order your archers and infantry to hold position, shoot one enemy = enemy attacks = beat 400 with 100 (as long as it's not Ravenstern archers on the other side). Jatu and Singallians are pretty suicidal ;-)
2. Yea, they can sometimes get really big. Here is how I handle early game so I don't sweat the big lord armies: When I get my first feif, I ditch my companions and store all troops in the feif. I then go out and farm up Vanskerry Raider parties in the W/NW of map by myself and get a bunch of renown. Make sure to sell off the prisoners in nearby towns or store them in your feif's jail. You will build up large sums of money, renown and levels using this method allowing you to field large armies later on which can handle any pesky lord who fields too big an army.
3. What Konrad said. I mean I agree they could add something to reward us, such as some money and more improved relations with town.