How To Improve Relations With Lords In Mount & Blade 2 BannerlordIn this m&b video you'll learn how to increase your relations with the different lords of Ca
Stick with a governor of the cities culture, then don’t build anything. Cancel any current building projects and use the festival and games option to increase loyalty. Sit in the city until loyalty is around 30. Make sure there’s no hideouts around and solve settlement issues in the city and the bound villages.Best way is to put them in charge of a party, then follow them around until until they get in a fight, then swoop in and rescue them. Guaranteed increase in relations, If they are in a party and if they are relatives and not your rowdy friends and if you are in a kingdom, you can talk to them and give them stuff. Maybe money, too.
1 goboks • 3 yr. ago Best way is to just dump money in reserve. Workshops are a waste, build those last. Especially in castles where L3 only adds 3 construction. 2 SaviorOfNirn • 3 yr. ago If you're asking if it can be done in a day, no. Not without mods. Believe it or not, it takes a long ass time to build a castle wall. 1 EujeneGotCrabsIncreasing Prosperity Through Perks. Since your player character will never act as governor in Bannerlord, only one perk affects your prosperity score for the main character. Activating ‘Nourish Settlement’ will enable 4x prosperity growth while your character waits within its walls, a boon for lords who like to return home to replenish often.
M ount & Blade II Bannerlord can be a very challenging game, and there is a steep learning curve, especially at the beginning. Even players who are veterans of Mount and Blade: Warband may find themselves overwhelmed, so we’ve decided to put together a series of guides, showing you a few things that might just make getting started, that bit easier for you. Meaning riding full force straight at a guy and skewering him with a lance/throwing weapon/whatever will improve it. Going for a joyride won't. You're better off skewering everyone with a spear and riding (quickly, bring a lot of horses/horsemen and a light load) to the next battle to repeat it. "On the map" means not on the battlefield. dHLd.