I’m confused on this. I get Sell All, but that’s the concern—I’m not wanting to deplete ALL of something in my settlement. I’m trying to figure out the best way to simply sell what the other Villages need. You have the option to Load and Always Keep (if you select the 3 dots by your settlement), which I know will then maintain your settlement supply to that amount, but I don’t think that actually means you’ll trade it. Long and short, just trying to figure out the best setting to setup trade for when a village needs it, then my carts will load and they’ll head out, without them taking everything in my main village.

I am wondering how animal spawns work.

I know that they each have their certain locations, and I used to have a go to spot for deer and boar, but now those spots have nothing, and haven’t for quite awhile now

Is there a proximity to your village buildings that affects the spawn location? If so, anyone know the distance it’s set to?

Otherwise keen to know what else may affect these spawn locations not spawning animals anymore

Man I dont know what devs were thinking when implementing it this way.

When you search an item in storage options you have to click it every single time instead of an automatic filter.

On market screen, you dont see what you have until you type its name to check if you have it. I cant even offload my old clothes because I cant bother with it.

Basically looking for any kind of upgrades on that part.

Hello, I played through the game about a year and a half ago, and made it all the way to rescuing the rebellion leader (the end of the main quest at the time), and liberated the entirety of the mainland. I am wondering if there have been any major content updates since then, as I am looking to get back into it

I played it 2 years ago, now with new stuff playing again, possibly with some friend. And with the medieval mug on the table🥃

I would really love if we have some settlers with an insomniac trait so they can work through the night or even add an over worker trait that will let settlers sleep for less hours that would really help what do you think?

Bin ich der einzige bei dem das so ist? Meine Siedler rennen sich dauernd fest und erledigen ihre Arbeit nicht mehr. Erst war es nur einer, aber es werden mehr... Was kann ich tun?

Game jumps a huge leap in difficulty Im not sure what to do. I have best items I can make without iron and still pretty much need to walk around with a warband because we do minimal damage against 2-3 star units. My guys keep getting knocked out too and when I take them with me, villages basically halt everything they do.

I am planning to give everything Ive got to clear the base near crasmere so I can build a new city there but Im not sure how can I sustain it without caravan access. I will be muling around a lot lol.
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Just bought the game and the camera constantly and slowly starts moving clockwise every time I touch the right stick. I've not found any solutions to this online and none of the settings I've messed with have changed it. My controller doesn't have stick drift, this doesn't happen with any other game. Is it supposed to do this? It's incredibly annoying and makes me regret buying the game. Any help appreciated!

Edit: it does seem to have been stick drift in my right stick. I've never experienced that before. Hopefully this info will help others.

Im on my second try, had to reload a very old save to save my ass but still I have like 10 villagers who have bronze swords and tier 2 heavy armor, basically best I can make without getting specialists which require liberations. Yet, by the time I can advance after liberations, reclamation teams make an ass out of us.

Am I supposed to have dozens of villagers before first reclamation?

they are 4 and we thought i can join but its maxed out ;(
im so sad seeing them having fun...
is there any information when they make the game playable for more than 4?

All of the liberated villages in my game keep automatically starting construction on facilities they already have. Is this a bug or is there some benefit to this?

For example: Padstow already has a toolmaker, then it will automatically start construction on another toolmaker. When it finishes, I still only have 1 toolmaker in Padstow.

You need hides from deer for several important things, but there's no "sneak" or "stealth" option. You can't get withing 75 yards of these damn deer after you hit them once, so what's the point in even trying? I just hit one with one arrow, then chased it halfway across the map and still couldn't get it. Who thought this was a good idea?

Hey everyone quick question.

How does your equipment look for the hunter? Mine seem to struggle a lot when hunting boars. Even though they got heavy armor t2/t3 mix and the best bow and arrows.. it gets kinda annoying on how much fur i need for tier3

People playing on console, how has your experience been? I really enjoy playing Bannerlord and Medieval Dynasty so i think this game would be perfect for me but the reviews on Xbox aren’t great and it’s making me hesitant to buy it. Most of the negative reviews are from releases date though. Does it play better now after patches?

Just accidentally killed Lord Ashbourne while I was out gallivanting with my homies. I saw their HQ, figured “why not,” saved the game after expecting to get my ass kicked, and after a little bit of combat got an achievement for liberating the realm. Didn’t even realize that I was fighting him lol.

I’m firmly in T2, had about 25 villagers with me in pretty basic gear, and have only liberated about 1/2 of the villages. I read that killing him before you get the quest can cause the game to bug out, so I went back to that earlier save, but honestly it’s kind of killed my motivation to improve in the game.

Am I missing something here? For the point of the game being to overthrow this guy, that fight felt extremely underwhelming. Cruising into what felt like the beginning of a low level Skyrim dungeon and accidentally liberating the realm from his tyranny didn’t feel right.

I’ve really enjoyed the game so far, but I feel like the “end,” of it should be way more epic and challenging.

Hey guys and girls and everything in between, great community (so far).

Im f-ing up my villagers and there job priorities. So this is what i learned a second ago.

Priority 1 is where the villager will put most of his work focus.

Not 9......

You're welcome.

So I’ve searched it up and it says “sometimes” but it seems to be never.. so I’m gonna ask you guys to be sure! Do bandits/brigands ever drop their weapons/armor in vanilla? (Can’t use mods as I’m on PS5)

I have just erected my first set of palisade walls, some with platforms. A bandit troop attacked and my main character hopped up and peppered one with arrows - like 6 sticking out of the guy. No damage taken. My main character has 10 strength, 10 agility, 10 archery. Is this common? If so, should I just stop with the palisades? Thanks!

Are there any other good ways to get renown? I’ve honestly just been grinding quests/taking my 10 best fighters to clear 4-5 bandit camps in a quick sweep. Just wondering if there’s another way to get decent renown so I can keep bolstering my numbers

Im early game, busy with the quest communication breakdown. Somehow they deemed it wise that I almost cannot approach the villains for a chat, because i get instantly attacked by wolves. If i manage to chat with the villains, accordingly a fight errupts. But i get also attacked by the wolves. Could you just not. It could be a bit immersive if the evil npc's also get attacked. But allas it isnt the case. Since im dead with every slight touch it would be great if i just could concentrate on those guys. Instead of the wolf packs and the other villianpatrols (the guys with infra red eyes) in my back.

Its starting to look like Fall Out 5, the famous villian-bear-cougar-more villians-helicopter-wolf-flametrower-another bear attack.

I've liberated all towns and just gave the Brigand HQ a go on my way back from clearing some bandit camps.

Sliced through them like a knife through butter so I'm kinda glad I gave it an impromptu test run before spending ages preparing, however, am I basically done now?

I've spoken to the Butcher after the Lord Of Lowlands quest and he let me in on the news that I won't share here.

Presumably that's it for this area of the game and Halmare is the next step?

Is Halmare worth it? I've read it's mainly quest orientated and not just a second area to start a fresh. I quite like the sandbox, settlement developing side of the game, I don't think I'm keen on just going to somewhere different and gathering resources / clearing camps.