Feasts typically last for short periods of time, but can last longer if the host is not close to the venue at the time the feast is started.
Feasts were not included in the next installment of the series, With Fire & Sword.įeasts are held by wealthy and powerful land-owning nobles all over Calradia, specifically those wealthy enough to lord over towns and castles. normally in m&b it's masochistic to try to follow some big army in the hope of grinding rep: too slow to go anywhere, too slow to chase enemies, can be stuck ping-ponging between "i want to assault this castle" and "i need to run because i see an enemy army which is +1 big", all the while not paying a coin and not having to restock with food.Feasts are a new feature introduced with Warband.
no expenses, no need for food, good money and, above all, easy access to +rep with your liege and all the others you fought with. instead of building his own army, the player could join any others. I wish pop had some mechanics i saw in i can't remember which warhammer mod: military career. an npc can mantain a 200 man army while owning a single castle, sometimes just a village, while the player can't pay for shit even with a whole town not in 200 in-game-years which translates in months and months of non-stop gaming.Ģ) by the time the main character can access end game stuff he's so powerful and rich (and bored) that only numbers separate him from said content, it's just a matter of how much meat shields you can payģ) player income is maybe 1/10 of (simulated) npcs'. i understand, "end game", but i'd like to reach it in a week perhaps, a month if i'm strong willed.
how am i supposed to fight a 1k army without owning at least half the map? that's just not bearable. Click to expand.pendor is my go-to mod for warband, but it has issues, some related to wb itself.ġ) too grindy.
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