#MOUNT AND BLADE HOW TO MAKE PEACE UPGRADE#

You have started the ''Claimant rebellion '' too early that's why it's so hard.ДЎ. ''Claimant rebellion '' war won't stop until. Tier 2 has already horses (higher map speed) and the lancers are only tier 4 (best tier 4 troop in the game), so they are faster ready. Using Khergit troops might be a good choice in your situation. Having a good relation with villages and a high trainer skill will help you to get much good soldiers in a short time. So you save your own towns and can defeat the lord easier. Use it as a bait, when the enemy conquers it they put soldiers in it and split their power on their own. If you conquer a castle you do not need (give it to a lord without fief) put no extra soldiers in it. Besieg their castels, hunt their lords and raid their caravans. You have to give them a reason why they want peace with you. Why should they make peace, because they can easily raid your villages? If there are no friendly fortresses where you can wait, then go to Sarranid territory, go as far out into the desert as you can and camp there. Some of the factions will offer you peace treaties eventually but it could take weeks. Originally posted by lionhart:Not much you can do except take refuge in a friendly city or castle (if there are any) and wait. You situation is very very very challenging, hope you finally enjoy it. Just like me, took and lost Sunno 4 times because I don't have time to place enough men inside. ***Risk : if being attack before you've place 200 men, you'll lost everything.

After you took that castle, place all you men inside and quickly recruit new men and place them in the castle ASAP When you've a good 100 army, look for a weak castle, see if you can take it. I took and lost Suno with my 70 army 4 times.(I should be leading 90+ men during the last attack) Eventually, I conquer all the factions one by one. don't give up my friend, the first time I'm doing a claimant rebellion for Suno, I have no castle and can lead 70 army only. ''Wrong time to start a claimant rebellion if you do not have the army to take a few castles and a town right of the bat. ****Do you have a castle yet ? Don't tell me you don't, your road will be very very very hard. Look for single weak enemies, after you've won a certain number of field battles with a faction they may ask for peace.

#MOUNT AND BLADE HOW TO MAKE PEACE UPGRADE#

Rebuild your army, upgrade them from trainning and killing some weak bandits. You can also receive a settlement from your lord if you are a vassal if they choose to offer you one.''it is impossible for me to regain troops, or travel without be attacked every few minutes''Д«ecause your speed is not fast enough, add you army speed, recruit or upgrade your army to horse units. Once youвЂ™ve captured a castle or town, any settlements under that castle or townвЂ™s control are now yours. Be careful when sieging as even less defended castles are still going to need some skill and a strong army to take. IвЂ™d recommend starting with castles, as they will have less of a garrison to defend them. Then youвЂ™re going to need to attack a castle or town of the faction that you are at war with. To do this youвЂ™re going to need to be at war with a faction. The first way is the most straight forward, just take one through brute force. There are a few different methods for acquiring a settlement in Bannerlord. Luckily TaleWorlds Entertainment made a few adjustments in the sequel that make them a lot better to handle and way more valuable to have. Upgrades also took a while and the amount of money you got from them made players question if they were even worth having. You would constantly see updates about your settlement being raided and if you were too far away there was nothing you could do about it. In Mount and Blade Warband owning a settlement could be a bit of a hindrance. In Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord something that the developers have worked on and made a lot deeper is the Settlement system.

Mount and blade how to make peace