When i executed a bunch of lords after battle, for the next several minutes i had non-stop pop ups with relation losses. Looks like i lost relation with every clan in Calradia
Yeh it's wild. I executed a member of a clan controlling a rebel settlement. For some reason it tanked my rep with the empire factions, even though they were at war with them. It took me ages to get the rep back up high enough, that they would accept me as a mercenary or Bannerman... Execution seems like such a bad mechanic as it's implemented today
I’ve always hated how there’s barely any positives to executing. I want to play a merciless lord, but the negatives just outweigh the positives too much.
At first yes but eventually there wont be anyone left. Its a quick way to world domination especially when you start capturing 10+ lords a battle and axing them all.
@@hero_on_youtube It would be more dynamic if relations would increase between enemies of the lord you execute and the player. If Mochung hates derthert and you execute derthert relations with Mochung would increase.
@@parkerstyers4812 I think it's actually more correct and historically accurate the way it is. Historically, executing nobles, particularly kings, was seen as a gigantic taboo, particularly if the one who does it is of a lesser rank. But I wish there were more dynamic ways to go about it. Maybe there should be a ledger of crimes and villainies committed, so instead of it being arbitrary it could be done after a trial. Maybe you should be able to take a criminal noble to a king and have him arbitrate and preside over a trial? And there should be a greater variety of deaths in the game as well. Plots, assassinations, and plague/disease, for one.
@@connoisseurofcookies2047especially taboo when you consider that the player is canonically some random guy who just came up and said “yeah I’m a noble” and has absolutely no history or standing in the noble class
Lol Spaghetti code anyone? Great video, I didn't even notice that the relations loss was different. I always got pissed off with the popup spam and saved/reloaded to get rid of it. Thanks for the info!
I really liked the small code breakdown in the bug segue. I'd like to learn about modding and development so this was super interesting, especially since it pertains to a game I'm interested in rather than trying to watch tutorials or read documentation lol. Thanks!
This "feature" would be more useful if in some circumstances you are allowed to execute them without or little relation loss, particularly lords that constantly raid or betray kingdoms.
There are two paths built in already. But with the bug only one path is chosen, the worst path. The path that doesn't get used causes less relation loss with fewer people.
There should be a feared trait so that there is atleast a trade off and not just a negative. I usually execute any army leader who attacks settlements in my direct control or who attack me directly. It would be cool if there was 1 a respect trait due to influence and or 2 a fear trait due to large battles won and executions
That sounds interesting. If you are Devious and Cruel and Calculating or some combination, other Lords should hesitate to declare war. If you 'scare' enough of them, the vote to declare war will be turned down. I wonder if Traits play a role in that vote. I'll have to look into it.
@hero_on_youtube yeah, much like smaller armies run from larger or even more experienced armies.. the influence or or trait could keep lower influence/clan tier lords from attempting sieges or raids on your land
Yeah, this could be interesting. Have some Trait that track how willing you are to seek revenge for a hostile act against you. AI: "we could attack him, but we should expect retribution, so we should come heavy" or "he's never sought revenge, he's a coward, now is the time to attack" @@johnmtemplar8478
There is some kind of fear mechanic in the game seemingly based of your renown/ army. You can be clearly outnumbered to the degree you should lose and still have enemies run from you if you win enough fights to have a high level lord and renown regardless of if you should win or not.
I love that you looked at the code and it strikes me how similar their code is to mine for my game. It also strikes me how they could have made such an egregious error
Executing the Lord after I win a battle is my favorite part. Sure I'm top on everyone's enemy list. But it is just too much fun having entire clans erased from existence.
Its an early game thing if youre gonna do it, med to late everybody starts inter faction marrying. I lost relations with olek and i need him in my court to win the crown when ole raganvad croakes.
It's very easy to win back relation late game by donating prisoners to faction members. That's why I basically only do executions when I can start leading armies regularly so I can capture more lords to execute and/or donate for relation. I think your charm skill has a massive influence on this, I'm not certain, but you can also win back influence super easily by helping other armies in battles they enter before you do. I've consistently gotten well over 200 relationship positive when helping lords win battles, even if they would have won if I didn't join. This means, at least with high charm, you can have a lord go straight from minus 100 to positive 100 relation in a single battle and it doesn't even have to be a losing battle.
Not going to test it myself, since I only play with “Aging and Death” turned off (Warband style). But what if a player uses old and about to kick-the-bucket Clan Leader (Player character) to execute bunch of lords and then either die of old age or go to Mountain of Retirement then choose an heir to continue playing; Does the new Clan Leader (heir main character) inherit HUGE negative dishonorable trait, or does he or she get a clean record? If later, it would be ideal to “cleanse” annoying NPC lords before continuing as new generation character 😏
This might be completly unrelated, but ive executed many many lords in my current file. Currently im a Vassal of Southern Simpire almost conquered the world, however... Clans in the Simpire keeping leaving to join the vlandians, even simperial clans! And i have perfect relations with these clans but they keep leaving and I cant help but wonder if its from my execution sprees.
You may have good relations with them, but you earned some negative Traits by doing those executions. I'll have to look at the algorithm again, but I vaguely remember it comparing Traits. Regardless, let them leave, it just means you can collect more heads for you mantle. :)
The Trait gains for various quests are small, 50 or less typically. In the video I show the scales, you'll need to do a lot of quests to raise a Trait to the next level.
@@hero_on_youtube Like the old saying: "Friends may come and go, but enemies accumulate!" Close call between Monchug and Derthert. Think Derthert 'wins' it because of the 'easy' victimisation of Battania.
The game treats Bandits like a faction. So Looters have a culture of Looter and in the Looter clan. The games needs a way to handle all parties the same way, so those properties had to be added to the bandits too.
i executed the sultan and a battanian lord after a defensive siege and even other battanian lords hated me for it. it’s a weird feature. i feel like their should be a bigger punishment when you execute a faction leader but i haven’t had any real repercussions besides relations lost
Nope. You get it after the battle, if he fell or was killed. Since you're executing him, you captured him, so you already had a chance at getting his gear. It would be better to release him and fight him again and again to keep getting chances to get his gear. Since he doesn't actually lose his gear, you could get each piece more than once.
Question: Is it possible to just kill every Lord and not be bothered by that faction for some time I only played Warband so: if dont have enough right to rule everybody starts attacking you. So if its the same in bannerlord. Is it possible to just execute them all
The game tries to keep the clans going. Giving brothers, sisters, cousins, grandparents and so on the party leader roles. Those folks have lower skills so they are easier to beat. If you keep executing, you can get them all, but it takes a while.
I started to go down that rabbit hole... The Traits are all over the code, mostly used in conditions like, if you have THIS Trait, do this else do THAT. As far as leveling them, mostly they come from quests, although there are situations that will change the Trait Levels like Executions.
ive been on a execution spree yesterday playing the game but ive noticed serten clans dont seem get destroyed that easy with excuting there leaders. some of them keep replacing the AI NPCs to them to a annoying extend. ---- How ever cleaning up there major armys has destroy most of there lands / citys and castle areas + currently the faction i tried destroy is only left with 1 city how ever the game stil tells me that they are rich and strong with 1000 troops --- Stil i murderd a lot of them lords and connected clans to there faction... Im starting to wonder if i destroy the main faction lords if the whole thing is gone crumble but they might go die automaticaly due of the wars happening i wonder if ather faction gone besiege the last town they have. So far only benefit ive seen is that they got less armys because less lords / clan mercs connected to them due of executions. Stil ive only managed to destroy rebelion clans with killing the leaders. Dont know if that game has a serten preset for serten clans to exist ingame because so of them seem quickly replace members i kill so the clan never dies realy... even when im forcing a change to the eco system in the game = bit brain death coding?
All clans have the 'best' leaders running parties. If you kill the 'best' leaders, the clans are only left with 'meh' leaders. They have low Steward, so their parties are smaller. The have mostly recruits and may not have the perks to level them faster. They generally have low skill levels, so they are easier to defeat. Executions is the way to go. Leave the 'meh' leaders alive and kill the rest. Stir up a world war with 'meh' vs 'meh'.
@@hero_on_youtube i was eventually able to destroy the northern empire by delivering the final blow to the main noble family member execution of her finally showed me they had 2 baby's left who couldn't take over the clan so automatically destroyed but now my whole relationship with Ather lord's is broken xD I did get 2 castles and 1 city out of it but wish that was more.. hmm
Idk why im watching this as im executing every kuzait lord i come across because they held me captive for a week after i got my first lil squad together
The whole game design in bannerlord has countless flaws and often feels lazy, the game unfinished. A kingdom declared war on me, raided villages and killed my people, so I went to battle with their lords.... Even after shooting their lords several times in the head during the battle, they don´t die and just keep coming back with new troops, like zombies, doing their bs all over again and again. So I decided to execute them.... - and geez, the reputation loss is ridiculous. It makes zero sense for the player to get punished for executions when the NPCs constantly declare war, pillage, burn and kill... You even get punished for executing the bandit that killed your family in the campaign. How does that make any sense at all ? Anyway, I just keep executing people in the game since the whole zombie-comeback is too annoying. Sadly it makes politics/interactions, even with other kingdoms, hard/impossible
The ods for dying are very low in the game, even on the highest difficulty. And bows have low death ods on top of that, so thats why. There are mods for increasing that tho
I have played this game for over 100hours and I have finished the game but I have never executed anyone. I also have 4 positive traits. I genuinely find it very strange and disturbing that most players try and execute people. I lost respect for my brother when I saw him do it.
I just started playing this game yesterday. I got 6.0% of the loot of a battle. As a Battanian, somehow I got lucky and took Derthert as a prisoner. I saw he was the king and decided to behead him. I’ve done so with several Vlandian lords. Is this bad? Or should I keep executing Vlandian nobles?
@@user-ed1io1nl5l you can do that. but what I noticed is if you target a specific kingdom's nobles, then the next time they declare war on your kingdom, the would usually make a beeline on your governed settlements. i've experienced it with the vlandians and they raised three armies to seige my town without even stopping by nearby castles.
I use a tool called dnspy and open the libraries in the game directory. It will decompile them. You can also use dnspy as a debugger to step through execution while the game is running.
I've started to execute prisoners of northen empire to weaken them...but lost honor -3((( even relations with my lords and king(( know i dont now what to do...How i conquer empire then(without killing lords)?... ahh
Hey if they are friends with you and you are cruel they shouldn't be surprised when you execute someone 😂 at this rate we should lose relation with honorable people being friends with cruel people 😂. I really like using the execute feature. I feel like I noticed when killing the wolf skins that all the people they did merc work for I lost rep with also
It was a bit buggy as in the encyxlopedia it said that he died of "natural causes" but at the end of the battle i even got the screen when the enemy lord is standing with an axe next to my kneeling character..at least a got to keep his gear
@@hero_on_youtube thanks for this information, I will definitely not use this to kill everyone in valandia that doesn't join me and most definitely I will not rise up as a kingdom. For real tho, thanks for telling me and not flex your experience :)
Gooddamn it i knew it was a bug 😂 all the ranting and ravings and "History" lessons from Forum carebears ive had to endure because i pointed out executing a devious / cruel lord shouldn't net an honour loss when you kill them because your literally serving capital punishment to a war criminal so why would anyone outside of his inner circle care when it means their peasants wont be torched as well. Ah sweet validation 😂
@@therussianspudblyad8601 225 Scouting, 225 Riding. Each give 50% reduced escape chance from your party. That's 100% reduced chance for Lords, from your party.
@@hero_on_youtube oh dang I got the scouting part for sure but am lacking in the riding department at least for my empire character pelius dickus the I I I
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When i executed a bunch of lords after battle, for the next several minutes i had non-stop pop ups with relation losses. Looks like i lost relation with every clan in Calradia
Yeh it's wild. I executed a member of a clan controlling a rebel settlement. For some reason it tanked my rep with the empire factions, even though they were at war with them.
It took me ages to get the rep back up high enough, that they would accept me as a mercenary or Bannerman...
Execution seems like such a bad mechanic as it's implemented today
Calradians when you destroy 67 villages ☺️
Calradians when you kill a brotherhood of the woods "rebel" lord 😱🤬
Ain't that the truth.
I’ve always hated how there’s barely any positives to executing. I want to play a merciless lord, but the negatives just outweigh the positives too much.
At first yes but eventually there wont be anyone left. Its a quick way to world domination especially when you start capturing 10+ lords a battle and axing them all.
Should there be positives to executing Lords? If so, what should they be?
@@hero_on_youtube It would be more dynamic if relations would increase between enemies of the lord you execute and the player. If Mochung hates derthert and you execute derthert relations with Mochung would increase.
@@parkerstyers4812 I think it's actually more correct and historically accurate the way it is. Historically, executing nobles, particularly kings, was seen as a gigantic taboo, particularly if the one who does it is of a lesser rank.
But I wish there were more dynamic ways to go about it. Maybe there should be a ledger of crimes and villainies committed, so instead of it being arbitrary it could be done after a trial. Maybe you should be able to take a criminal noble to a king and have him arbitrate and preside over a trial?
And there should be a greater variety of deaths in the game as well. Plots, assassinations, and plague/disease, for one.
@@connoisseurofcookies2047especially taboo when you consider that the player is canonically some random guy who just came up and said “yeah I’m a noble” and has absolutely no history or standing in the noble class
Lol Spaghetti code anyone? Great video, I didn't even notice that the relations loss was different. I always got pissed off with the popup spam and saved/reloaded to get rid of it. Thanks for the info!
I really liked the small code breakdown in the bug segue. I'd like to learn about modding and development so this was super interesting, especially since it pertains to a game I'm interested in rather than trying to watch tutorials or read documentation lol. Thanks!
Awesome, glad it helped!
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Hahaha, TW fixing a bug.
Best video yet, Hero. Really great knowledge that I've not seen anywhere else. Thanks!
As a detail orientated person, I appreciate this video. You earned yourself a subscriber.
Thanks for the sub!
This "feature" would be more useful if in some circumstances you are allowed to execute them without or little relation loss, particularly lords that constantly raid or betray kingdoms.
There are two paths built in already. But with the bug only one path is chosen, the worst path. The path that doesn't get used causes less relation loss with fewer people.
There should be a feared trait so that there is atleast a trade off and not just a negative. I usually execute any army leader who attacks settlements in my direct control or who attack me directly. It would be cool if there was 1 a respect trait due to influence and or 2 a fear trait due to large battles won and executions
That sounds interesting. If you are Devious and Cruel and Calculating or some combination, other Lords should hesitate to declare war. If you 'scare' enough of them, the vote to declare war will be turned down. I wonder if Traits play a role in that vote. I'll have to look into it.
@hero_on_youtube yeah, much like smaller armies run from larger or even more experienced armies.. the influence or or trait could keep lower influence/clan tier lords from attempting sieges or raids on your land
Yeah, this could be interesting. Have some Trait that track how willing you are to seek revenge for a hostile act against you. AI: "we could attack him, but we should expect retribution, so we should come heavy" or "he's never sought revenge, he's a coward, now is the time to attack" @@johnmtemplar8478
Exactly how it works in CK3. If you execute everyone you will be feared by everyone else, easy as that
There is some kind of fear mechanic in the game seemingly based of your renown/ army. You can be clearly outnumbered to the degree you should lose and still have enemies run from you if you win enough fights to have a high level lord and renown regardless of if you should win or not.
I love that you looked at the code and it strikes me how similar their code is to mine for my game. It also strikes me how they could have made such an egregious error
Some ways of doing things are the "best" way to do it. It's likely you'll find other games that share the same logic as well.
Fantastic video, best guides I've found for Bannerlord yet.
Thanks!
Executing the Lord after I win a battle is my favorite part. Sure I'm top on everyone's enemy list. But it is just too much fun having entire clans erased from existence.
Its an early game thing if youre gonna do it, med to late everybody starts inter faction marrying. I lost relations with olek and i need him in my court to win the crown when ole raganvad croakes.
It's very easy to win back relation late game by donating prisoners to faction members. That's why I basically only do executions when I can start leading armies regularly so I can capture more lords to execute and/or donate for relation.
I think your charm skill has a massive influence on this, I'm not certain, but you can also win back influence super easily by helping other armies in battles they enter before you do. I've consistently gotten well over 200 relationship positive when helping lords win battles, even if they would have won if I didn't join. This means, at least with high charm, you can have a lord go straight from minus 100 to positive 100 relation in a single battle and it doesn't even have to be a losing battle.
Not going to test it myself, since I only play with “Aging and Death” turned off (Warband style).
But what if a player uses old and about to kick-the-bucket Clan Leader (Player character) to execute bunch of lords and then either die of old age or go to Mountain of Retirement then choose an heir to continue playing; Does the new Clan Leader (heir main character) inherit HUGE negative dishonorable trait, or does he or she get a clean record?
If later, it would be ideal to “cleanse” annoying NPC lords before continuing as new generation character 😏
This might be completly unrelated, but ive executed many many lords in my current file. Currently im a Vassal of Southern Simpire almost conquered the world, however... Clans in the Simpire keeping leaving to join the vlandians, even simperial clans! And i have perfect relations with these clans but they keep leaving and I cant help but wonder if its from my execution sprees.
You may have good relations with them, but you earned some negative Traits by doing those executions. I'll have to look at the algorithm again, but I vaguely remember it comparing Traits. Regardless, let them leave, it just means you can collect more heads for you mantle. :)
I've been trying to get merciful trait (for larping) but it's not working for me. Draught animals, extortion by deserters are not doing anything.
The Trait gains for various quests are small, 50 or less typically. In the video I show the scales, you'll need to do a lot of quests to raise a Trait to the next level.
I lost my favourite castle to the khuz so after that it was head hunting everytime i fight them.
I feel like everyone hates them haha
But is there more hate for Khuzaits than there is for Derthert and his ilk?
@@hero_on_youtube Like the old saying:
"Friends may come and go, but enemies accumulate!"
Close call between Monchug and Derthert.
Think Derthert 'wins' it because of the 'easy' victimisation of Battania.
He just didn't comment on the chance of it being executed by other lots.
What does It means bandit faction? Who are they ? I never found a bandit leader and or executed one
The game treats Bandits like a faction. So Looters have a culture of Looter and in the Looter clan. The games needs a way to handle all parties the same way, so those properties had to be added to the bandits too.
@@hero_on_youtubebut you cant execute bandits since they dont have lords or anything of the kind to execute. Did you mean the mercenary factions?
@@alex2005z Nope.
i executed the sultan and a battanian lord after a defensive siege and even other battanian lords hated me for it. it’s a weird feature. i feel like their should be a bigger punishment when you execute a faction leader but i haven’t had any real repercussions besides relations lost
I covered who loses Relation in the video. I haven't checked to see if the bug was fixed yet.
@@hero_on_youtubeyeah i did this before i watched this. hindsight shouldn’t have executed a faction leader but relationships don’t matter too much
Bruh u literally went in to the game files and roasted their coding 😅
Wasn't my intent. Just pointing out a bug.
@@hero_on_youtubeThe best roasts of all are the ones that are unintended😂
So if you excute a Lord do you get his Loot (gear)?
Nope. You get it after the battle, if he fell or was killed. Since you're executing him, you captured him, so you already had a chance at getting his gear. It would be better to release him and fight him again and again to keep getting chances to get his gear. Since he doesn't actually lose his gear, you could get each piece more than once.
Wait. I could have turned my companions into the world's drippiest honour guard by releasing Lords repeatedly? Dammit, I should have known sooner!
Question:
Is it possible to just kill every Lord and not be bothered by that faction for some time
I only played Warband so: if dont have enough right to rule everybody starts attacking you. So if its the same in bannerlord.
Is it possible to just execute them all
The game tries to keep the clans going. Giving brothers, sisters, cousins, grandparents and so on the party leader roles. Those folks have lower skills so they are easier to beat. If you keep executing, you can get them all, but it takes a while.
@@hero_on_youtube sounds like a great role play goal
Will you make a vid about traits? How to level them up and what do they do etc?😅
I started to go down that rabbit hole... The Traits are all over the code, mostly used in conditions like, if you have THIS Trait, do this else do THAT. As far as leveling them, mostly they come from quests, although there are situations that will change the Trait Levels like Executions.
@@hero_on_youtube also if you upload sg about getting executed chances/breaking from imprisonment and stuff light that im down for it!
I don't understand why executions are even in the game. It benefits you so much more to ransom. Unless you are roleplaying as an evil lord/lady.
More options.
Excellent video, though the sound effects (tings and durrrfs) starting at 10:16 are a bit too harsh on the ears.
I lowered the levels quite a bit. I'll go lower next time. Thanks for the feedback.
ive been on a execution spree yesterday playing the game but ive noticed serten clans dont seem get destroyed that easy with excuting there leaders. some of them keep replacing the AI NPCs to them to a annoying extend. ---- How ever cleaning up there major armys has destroy most of there lands / citys and castle areas + currently the faction i tried destroy is only left with 1 city how ever the game stil tells me that they are rich and strong with 1000 troops --- Stil i murderd a lot of them lords and connected clans to there faction...
Im starting to wonder if i destroy the main faction lords if the whole thing is gone crumble but they might go die automaticaly due of the wars happening i wonder if ather faction gone besiege the last town they have.
So far only benefit ive seen is that they got less armys because less lords / clan mercs connected to them due of executions. Stil ive only managed to destroy rebelion clans with killing the leaders.
Dont know if that game has a serten preset for serten clans to exist ingame because so of them seem quickly replace members i kill so the clan never dies realy... even when im forcing a change to the eco system in the game = bit brain death coding?
All clans have the 'best' leaders running parties. If you kill the 'best' leaders, the clans are only left with 'meh' leaders. They have low Steward, so their parties are smaller. The have mostly recruits and may not have the perks to level them faster. They generally have low skill levels, so they are easier to defeat. Executions is the way to go. Leave the 'meh' leaders alive and kill the rest. Stir up a world war with 'meh' vs 'meh'.
@@hero_on_youtube i was eventually able to destroy the northern empire by delivering the final blow to the main noble family member execution of her finally showed me they had 2 baby's left who couldn't take over the clan so automatically destroyed but now my whole relationship with Ather lord's is broken xD I did get 2 castles and 1 city out of it but wish that was more.. hmm
Idk why im watching this as im executing every kuzait lord i come across because they held me captive for a week after i got my first lil squad together
Thanks for watching it anyway! 😃
The whole game design in bannerlord has countless flaws and often feels lazy, the game unfinished. A kingdom declared war on me, raided villages and killed my people, so I went to battle with their lords.... Even after shooting their lords several times in the head during the battle, they don´t die and just keep coming back with new troops, like zombies, doing their bs all over again and again. So I decided to execute them.... - and geez, the reputation loss is ridiculous. It makes zero sense for the player to get punished for executions when the NPCs constantly declare war, pillage, burn and kill... You even get punished for executing the bandit that killed your family in the campaign. How does that make any sense at all ?
Anyway, I just keep executing people in the game since the whole zombie-comeback is too annoying. Sadly it makes politics/interactions, even with other kingdoms, hard/impossible
The ods for dying are very low in the game, even on the highest difficulty. And bows have low death ods on top of that, so thats why. There are mods for increasing that tho
I have played this game for over 100hours and I have finished the game but I have never executed anyone. I also have 4 positive traits.
I genuinely find it very strange and disturbing that most players try and execute people. I lost respect for my brother when I saw him do it.
It's an option that's available. Some people use it, others don't. As long as you are having fun, then you are playing the game correctly.
Your brother in the game or IRL?
@@hero_on_youtubehe clearly executed a lord IRL
@@alex2005z His brother in IRL executed a Lord in game, or his brother in game executed a Lord in game.
Every lords of Calradia will hate you for that…
Good that will remind them not to mess with our clan - my player character
I just started playing this game yesterday. I got 6.0% of the loot of a battle. As a Battanian, somehow I got lucky and took Derthert as a prisoner. I saw he was the king and decided to behead him. I’ve done so with several Vlandian lords. Is this bad? Or should I keep executing Vlandian nobles?
@@user-ed1io1nl5l you can do that. but what I noticed is if you target a specific kingdom's nobles, then the next time they declare war on your kingdom, the would usually make a beeline on your governed settlements. i've experienced it with the vlandians and they raised three armies to seige my town without even stopping by nearby castles.
The source is available? Wouldn't mind having a peek at that...
I use a tool called dnspy and open the libraries in the game directory. It will decompile them. You can also use dnspy as a debugger to step through execution while the game is running.
I've started to execute prisoners of northen empire to weaken them...but lost honor -3((( even relations with my lords and king(( know i dont now what to do...How i conquer empire then(without killing lords)?... ahh
Recruit them. Capture them and hold them until you weaken them. Then try to recruit them while they are your prisoner.
Great intro
Thanks!
Can we get a for dummies version? Would really help me out
I'll add that to my list.
Can you still kill prisioners because It wont let me
I can kill prisoners. Are you using mods?
So is it even worth executing if you lose tons of relation?
May first play thru was ruined after going around executing
@@Auras101 same, i just use a mod now to fix it.
This crossbow going through several people, is that modded or what?
Yep. I have a video coming out on how you can make one too!
@@hero_on_youtube but it is using a mod then?
@@hugonilsson6067 Yes.
I killed 2 hero’s
Oh boy that way crazy
Hey if they are friends with you and you are cruel they shouldn't be surprised when you execute someone 😂 at this rate we should lose relation with honorable people being friends with cruel people 😂. I really like using the execute feature. I feel like I noticed when killing the wolf skins that all the people they did merc work for I lost rep with also
Only if that minor clan was part of a kingdom, you would lose relation with members of the faction (kingdom).
What are the chances of being executed after an enemy lord captures you?
Good question. I'll have to look that up.
@@hero_on_youtube i just got executed yesterday
@@mehmeme Interesting, I've never had that happen.
It was a bit buggy as in the encyxlopedia it said that he died of "natural causes" but at the end of the battle i even got the screen when the enemy lord is standing with an axe next to my kneeling character..at least a got to keep his gear
How do you look up to game codes?
I use DNSpy. Open all of the .exe and .dll files in the game directories.
Ofcourse it matter the game lacks alot mecânica of relations peace treats etc
I would be nice to have the diplomacy mechanics added.
but now i ask the question, why would you execute them in the first place?
Executions remove Lords from Kingdoms. You can cripple a Kingdom by removing Lords.
oh shit i didnt know that, i allways thought if you do that they just spawn in a new one!@@hero_on_youtube
Lords and Ladies are finite. They can have babies that grow up take over. But if you snuff out an entire clan, it's gone.@@Kiesl_LK
@@hero_on_youtube thanks for this information, I will definitely not use this to kill everyone in valandia that doesn't join me and most definitely I will not rise up as a kingdom.
For real tho, thanks for telling me and not flex your experience :)
@@Kiesl_LKyou can make them join you by taking all of their fiefs first, waiting a bit for them to get poor, then asking them to join
Is this bug still present?
The bug where you always lose more relation with more people than you should? Yes, that was not patched, yet.
Gooddamn it i knew it was a bug 😂 all the ranting and ravings and "History" lessons from Forum carebears ive had to endure because i pointed out executing a devious / cruel lord shouldn't net an honour loss when you kill them because your literally serving capital punishment to a war criminal so why would anyone outside of his inner circle care when it means their peasants wont be torched as well. Ah sweet validation 😂
Glad I could help! You can cancel those therapy sessions now. 😄
@@hero_on_youtube 😂
That's why execution is BS. A1 don't lose anything...what?
aug2024, still broken.
I still dont get IT this game Is So complicated i cuted heads of leaders then their kids came fór my head 😂game over 😂
Me watching people raiding all my villages catching them watching them escape and do it again pops brain vessel kills everyone you catch ahhh hated
Yep, without those two prisoner perks to prevent escaping, you may as well execute them.
@@hero_on_youtube what tree are those two perks located?
@@therussianspudblyad8601 225 Scouting, 225 Riding. Each give 50% reduced escape chance from your party. That's 100% reduced chance for Lords, from your party.
@@hero_on_youtube oh dang I got the scouting part for sure but am lacking in the riding department at least for my empire character pelius dickus the I I I