#PRAVEN MOUNT AND BLADE MOD#
#PRAVEN MOUNT AND BLADE MODS#

Not a good thing when youвЂ™re trying to build a vast army of doom. IвЂ™m still a good deal stronger than them, but my attrition rate is higher. On a more positive note, IвЂ™ve been fighting the Khergits quite a bit, and they are easily the toughest opponent. I still need way more than 2000 troops though. SIXTY! My plan was to boost my command ability well beyond 400 before initiating the next phase, but IвЂ™m not sure I can keep my temper for that long. Troops that I have paid and fed and trained to top or near-top level. Morale drops and I end up losing sixty of my recently gained troops. He then proceeds to cruise from one end of Calradia to the other with very little to show for it, and with me in tow. I also have to fight (or plunder) regularly to keep up morale and that can be tricky with the slow speed of my army of greenhorns.ДЄnd then King Harlaus The Knobhead decides on another idiotic military campaign and call me up halfway through a recruitment drive. My earlier raids on some Rhodok villages is coming back to bite me though. Raiding Khergit villages is a cheap source of food and of no serious consequence since I wonвЂ™t be recruiting any Khergits for my army. As I am generally popular/notorious, finding recruits is not a problem, but keeping them happy is.

Touring the villages of Swadia, the Vaegir realm and the Rhodok lands takes a lot of time. My only regret is that the war with the Nords prevents me from recruiting Nord infantry, and Rhodoks are a poor substitute.

#PRAVEN MOUNT AND BLADE MOD#

There was one mod of that type that was really nice, but in the end I just said screw it and went with Native and a few tweaks.Д®DIT: I have Warband, but IвЂ™ve never been able to come to terms with how you swing a sword/axe/club from horseback in Warband, hence IвЂ™m playing the original.ДЄnyway, I have now gathered 2000 troops. I prefer an early medieval setting, roughly similar to Native.

#PRAVEN MOUNT AND BLADE MODS#

IвЂ™ve tried quite a few mods and there certainly are some great ones out there. Silk for less than 400 thaler (I've bought silk for 90 thaler at a village crazy cheap!) and Dye for less than 100 thaler is generally a good buyKrise - can I ask why you play native, and not some of the mods out there? IвЂ™d go crazy having to go back to basics, so to speak Of course you did have to buy the dye and silk for a price. Originally posted by Miiiiiiiiiiiiike:If you manage to purchase some cheap dyes and silk you can throw those into the dyeworks inventory and get a huge boost in weekly profit. Good thing with Brewery is that you can buy wheat very cheap at some villages (3 thaler), which can really boost profits. You may get a weekly profit of some 250 thaler, that is 10% return on your investment which means you will start being better off than before some 10 weeks after work begins, not 20 weeks after like a dyeworksД«ut once it all gets 'paid off' then you are better with the dyeworks over other businesses. On the other hand you could make a brewery, for 2500 thaler. You will have to wait for 20 weeks before you get your 10,000 thaler investment back. Silk for less than 400 thaler (I've bought silk for 90 thaler at a village crazy cheap!) and Dye for less than 100 thaler is generally a good buyДye works usually bring in the most revenue, BUT it doesn't mean your getting a 'good deal', A dyeworks costs 10,000 thaler, you may only make 500 thaler per week. If you manage to purchase some cheap dyes and silk you can throw those into the dyeworks inventory and get a huge boost in weekly profit. Could I've been making less money (well, actually losing money) from the dyeworks because there was a war going on? My other dyeworks were making money. You can then pick up the production and then manually sell them in towns that price high prices. If you don't want to close down the business, just tell your factory manager to hold inventory for you to pick up. Profits are also effected by sieges and if you purchased the raw materials from the market, thus driving up the price of raw materials, or if you sold a lot of the end product, thus driving down the price and screwing your own factory. Certain towns sell items for cheap and in those towns you'll lose money if you produce that item. Generally the Dye Works which produce velvet will be the most profitable but it all depends on the town. Originally posted by 846946775294571548:When you first ask the Town Squire to build an enterprise, you have to pay attention to the projected profit of the enterprise.

Praven mount and blade