#MOUNT AND BLADE WARBAND JOIN ARMY MOD#

Just remember that you donвЂ™t always control the entire army on the field. Still you canвЂ™t expect the AI to get much done alone, if you are in a kingdom this is the way to go. While you do lead the army, the castles still go to a vote. The main difference is that this will cost you influence. When you are a vassal it is the same thing except you can invite other clans in the kingdom to join you as well. Watch the cohesion bar when they join, when it hits 0 the army disbands. They are excellent detergents towards Kahnid Horse Archers, because of their extreme resilience and armored.

They have to have over half their units remaining to join you though. I suggest you build an army of Saranid Mamlukes. In Mount & Blade: Warband, one of the most important decisions you are going to make concerns which Kingdom you will swear fealty to.Of course, you can go the rogue route, living a life of sin and debauchery as a lone band of raiders, but we are honorable individuals who desire to have our right to rule be recognized as quickly as it possibly can. If you own a kingdom, you can recruit any extra parties you have out in the field. You should see three tiny flags that you can scroll over or click. When a second party out, look on the bottom right of the screen in the over world map.

#MOUNT AND BLADE WARBAND JOIN ARMY MOD#

Description (in authorsвЂ™ own words): Native Alternate Expansion This mod is made in honor of Peasant the Unruley, a member of the Persistent World community who passed away in June, 2016. Ideally you want as many out as you can afford to constantly have extra parties running around. Native Alternate Expansion is a mod for Mount & Blade: Warband, created by Andzi and Ramarunt. The more parties you have, the more parties you can recruit to your army. If you are in your own kingdom, you will have to form another party. You either need to form your own kingdom ( guide here) or be a vassal or another kingdom ( guide here). An army will be disbanded automatically if its cohesion drops too low.In order to form an army you will need to do one of two things. Each army has an Army Cohesion stat which is crucial to its operation. The leader of an army will have to set it up first by spending Influence but parties led by relatives or companions affliated with the player's clan cost no influence to to ask to join.

Armies have an advantage over singular parties since they can hold a greater number of troops and display better coordination. Parties can be assembled together to form armies. The UI shows the Army morale, speed and food, as well as the lords in the Army. This means that tactics familiar to many Warband players against Campaigns will no longer be usable against Armies.ДЄrmies have their own unique user interface, containing important information about the Army's capacity to wage war. Armies however, are a single unit moving about the map with their own speed, morale and food supplies. In Warband, Campaigns were a grouping of lords on the overland map, each following the leader. The largest difference between Armies and Campaigns, is that Armies are like their own Party.

However, influence can be gained while leading an Army, this means that an army could theoretically be maintained by the influence it gains and maintain itself indefinitely. Armies are a replacement for Campaigns as they work very similarly but are still fundamentally different.ДЄrmies require Influence to maintain, and once the leader of the Army no longer has the necessary influence to keep the Army together, it will disband. A screenshot released by Taleworlds of the Army UIДЄn Army is a new concept introduced in Mount&Blade II: Bannerlord as part of the singleplayer side of the game.

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