Mount and blade fire and sword hunt bandits at midnight

#Mount and blade fire and sword hunt bandits at midnight free#

However the whole point of mount and blade is that it's a huge sandbox and you can do whatever you want to just explore and see what you can find. There is more but I would recommend just going for that normal merc into noble route first as it's the most beginner friendly. Later on whenever a city is captured you will find yourself going to all the nobles you can trying to curry favour to get support so that you can get the city, it's pretty good for roleplaying actually and I usually find myself thinking of some nobles as friends while resenting certain other nobles. Nobles will try to support their friends so you need to have good relations with them but you can eventually wield enough influence to get yourself more territory.

#Mount and blade fire and sword hunt bandits at midnight free#

usually the kings try to grant new territories to vassals without an territory so you should eventually get something as long as there are free territories but you can influence his decision by asking other nobles to support you. Once a vassal you will need to capture some kind of town or castle and then hope the king decides to grant it to you. Choose who you want and do tasks for their king and nobles, eventually they will offer to hire you as a mercenary and pay you each week which really helps with your troop costs.ДЄfter you work for them long enough, especially if you help them in large battles or the capture of towns/castles, the king will offer to make you a vassal. It's around here that you will want to join a kingdom. The hardest part of the games is when you have got enough troops that bandits are hard to catch and don't yield enough rewards to keep you going. You also want to watch how many you have, if you have more troops then it takes more to pay all their wages and to buy enough food, it also gets harder to keep morale up when you have a lot of troops. If you just go from village to village recruiting you can get a lot but you will mostly just have a bunch of untrained peasants who won't be that useful in battle. You have to manage your troops too though. It will raise your weapons skills if you do it for a while too which is usually what I do on a new game after not playing for a while. If you still want to practice combat yourself then finding a great way to both practice and train your weapon skills is to go to a city and use the practice brawls in the arena to get the hang of combat. Mount and Blade is an awesome game.ДЄs others in the thread have said it takes a bit of grinding. Once you get more experience, you can try more difficult and fun things, like running a big merchant company, buying land, becoming a bandit. Allying with a faction is the easiest way. Now, either ally yourself with them, work for them, work with the usurper of the king to make him king or rebel and try to make your own nation. From there, choose one faction and work for it, to build up reputation.

After you have a small group of soldiers, start going to Mayors, Elders, Kings and Lords to get quests. At this point, you may want to buy Mercenaries from Inns/Taverns. If you do not, do a few ride bys (as attacking from horse does a fair bit of damage) and even if you can't kill all of the enemies, they will eventually reach your soldiers and you will win! If you have a bow (or musket), ride up the enemy, and take pot-shots. As for you, when you start, always ride your horse.

If you have archers, hold your men on a hill or something and let the enemy come to them. When fighting, make sure to control your soldiers properly. If you see bandits with the equal or lesser amount of soldiers, attack them. Go from village to village and recruit followers. There are many stories, and many more added in Sword and Fire, but you can still do fuck all and have your own awesome stories.