The better their personality, the more loyal they are as vassals, but the harder it is to convince them to join your kingdom. These personalities are: Upstanding, Good-natured, Martial, Calculating, Pitiless, Quarrelsome, and Debauched. AI Behavior- How do lords interact with the player?. It will be a challenge to take down even a single elite troop if your weapon proficiency is not good.
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This allows them to operate to the full extent of their stats, and everyone will fight as if their lives depended on it. On good combat AI, the AI will have no delay on their swings, will feint extremely frequently (several times before an attack), and is very good at blocking. This is probably the most noob setting to turn down, even worse than the damage settings IMO.Īverage combat AI is a balance, I’d recommend it for new players. You will not get that much better at combat playing on this setting since everyone, even elite troops, are pretty much punching bags. I played on poor combat AI for my first 800 hours, and it resulted in some very bad habits which I’m still trying to break. I would not recommend playing on this difficulty. Their sole tactic on the battlefield is bum rushing into your shield wall. They will not feint and they are generally poor at blocking. They will delay their swings, giving you an opening to attack them. Introductionīut what does combat AI do? It turns out that combat AI is a lot more simple to explain and a lot less cheaty than campaign AI. I've trawled and trawled the net but can't turn up very definitive information about how their personalities are generated. List of Lords (in Native/Warband) I've decided to make an Excel spreadsheet for the Lords in the game, so that I can record down their personalities as I encounter them in each playthrough. Bad personalities get pissy when you start doling out land to people other than them and are more selfish, joining fights and responding to the marshal less often. Generally if they talk about chivalry and praise you for doing stuff like letting enemy lords go, their personality is pretty good. I have good relations with both daddy-in-law and the King himself, so maybe with some time and patience I can take the position of Marshall myself. Well, in one of my games I got married to the daughter of Lord Knudarr, Marshall of the Nords. In advance, I will say that this is suited to my play style.
This was made for myself, but thought it would be helpful and cool for others to see.
With practice, you'll have a solid trade route spanning the map.A brief guide on classes, roles, companions and groups.Guide to Companion BuildsIntroductionThis took me awhile but I felt this was necessary to do. Roam around, take advantage of opportunities, and just focus on one at a time to get started. Then I added tools and iron later, after I got access to them.Īnyways, the point is, don't worry about figuring it all out at once. I took note of what they cost at each of the markets in which they were available, then took a load of dates around d'shar lands and up the coast to see how I could sell them (if I found what looked like a good deal, I would sell some of my stock so that I was still making monies, but had reserve for a better deal later on.Īfter dates, I added salt, and then wool.
Using only the two friendly factions, I focused on one item (I think dates). I finally made progress here in my most recent PoP run. This aspect of the game can be overwhelming, especially without some sort of built-in mechanic to keep track of the prices of things at various locations (which any merchant would certainly have - book and pen).
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