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Malik Faris's Companions and Native Enhancement
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Grå Gås 19 Jun, 2015 @ 2:27am
how about being able to send recruiters from your castles to mass recruit?
just an idea
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Siodog 19 Jun, 2015 @ 4:21am 
isnt that on diplomacy mod? i mean the max of recruits is 50 but would be "cheating" if its more i think, what could be good is a way to find lost companions withouth the need of a damn tavern traveller
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Grå Gås 19 Jun, 2015 @ 7:07am 
Originally posted by Fū-ne yamimasu:
isnt that on diplomacy mod?

yes, but if that is combined with the custom unit tree, then I think that would be really neat
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Lazy Invincible General 19 Jun, 2015 @ 9:37am 
you realize you only get the base recruit, and thats for Nation Specific recruits, You can't exactly recruit a bandit anyways... they'd be more likely to knife you in the gut and run off with your bag of gold than to become one of your soldiers...
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Gespenst Gaming  [developer] 19 Jun, 2015 @ 10:53am 
Or just buy them from the tavernkeepers, same effect, less work.
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Lazy Invincible General 19 Jun, 2015 @ 11:22am 
yeah, that too....
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Hot Shot 217 29 Jun, 2015 @ 5:55pm 
I would suggest making a few lower-level characters to recruit who will get along with a lot of people, so that there's a sense that the party is friendly towards one-another and you're able to build them up however you need them.
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Gespenst Gaming  [developer] 30 Jun, 2015 @ 9:48am 
Originally posted by Hot Shot 217:
I would suggest making a few lower-level characters to recruit who will get along with a lot of people, so that there's a sense that the party is friendly towards one-another and you're able to build them up however you need them.
There are already about 7 companions who start at level 1 and don't have any people they hate, they're all based on the questions you get asked at the start of the game, so they're like the most common player alternatives.
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aCrimsonMonarch 2 Jul, 2015 @ 2:20am 
Originally posted by Gespenst Mk-II:
Originally posted by Hot Shot 217:
I would suggest making a few lower-level characters to recruit who will get along with a lot of people, so that there's a sense that the party is friendly towards one-another and you're able to build them up however you need them.
There are already about 7 companions who start at level 1 and don't have any people they hate, they're all based on the questions you get asked at the start of the game, so they're like the most common player alternatives.

Im new for this game, may i know who are they ?
Or if you have any link for guide i will happy to check to learn

Thanks in advance
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