#Mount and blade rhodok how to#
#Mount and blade rhodok update#

If I ever bother doing it I'll let you know, and I'll update the wiki. Though it's entirely possible to do it manually (50% chance it's faster too, hehe).

#Mount and blade rhodok how to#

Just have to figure out how to categories the items so you can look at armor separately from, say, weapons. like and subscribe if you like this video hello guys i made a second channelvideos like this will be uploaded over therecheck it out. I could probably write a script to go through the game code and get it. A weighted list, so we could see each faction's weight towards item, and each items weight towards faction's. So it would be useful to get a full list for every unit so we could see what items are used the most per faction. And there's even some items that are obviously faction specific (like elite armors) that aren't actually used by any of the faction units, perhaps by a Lord in that faction. And some factions don't have many unique items, but there are still some items they use more than other. Some items are used across all the factions, (and some items aren't actually available, like the swadian crossbow has 'arena_armor_red' in their list of possible armors).

Its absentee landlord, the Count of Vyincourd, allows the locals to vote in a mayor to rule over the town as castellan - while outside the town the Swadian Count of Nomar and the Rhodok Baron of Bracca wage a cold war against one another over their influence on the town and its economy. Mount And Blade Warband Rhodok Claimant Kolan emphasised the friendlier community attitude compared to other multiplayer games, although Alex Yue of Gamer Limit and Christopher Rick of Gamers Daily News found that there would only be a small number of servers running at any time, and these would not always be fully populated with the possible 64 players. For more mundane reasons (I want to give my companions appropriate armor from their native faction).īut not all factions have faction spesific items. Nomar Town is a flourishing settlement on the border between Rhodokia and Swadia. I've been struggling with the same issue actually. They might use some armor that normal units don't. It also tells you the equipment of every noble. I line the archers up on a ridge and flank with the Mamlukes when they get close. Right now I am fielding about 50/50 Mamlukes and Kerghite Veteran Horse Archers. Through the players own diligence they rise through the social ladder and can even become ruler of the entire country. I'm trying to figure out what combination would make the ideal army. On the wiki it tells you the equipment for each unit in the game (you need to expand it on each unit page). The campaign in Mount and Blade is centered around the player who begins their career from humble beginnings, either as an impoverished noble or as a commoner.