You can customize these groupings though it can be tedious. When it comes to your units, they have default groupings corresponding to a number on your keyboard: (1) infantry, (2) archers, (3) melee cavalry, (4) horse archers, (5) skirmishers, and so on. Try to find the right balance between enlisting multiple parties versus using a smaller squad. Once cohesion reaches zero, the other parties will be disbanded. Note: It’s possible to bring dozens of generals with you, but more parties attached lead to faster cohesion decay. Unfortunately, you won’t have a lot of control over what the AI does.
The other vassal lords you don’t select, meanwhile, will form their own armies or parties.
Don’t forget that assembling armies and keeping morale high also boosts your Leadership skill. Fast forward, and you should be able to field hundreds of troops once you’re a vassal or, even better, as a ruler of your own kingdom.Īnyway, being a vassal or a ruler allows you to attach new armies to yours by spending a bit of influence (seen above). Your initial army might not seem much early on in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, so your goal is to increase your party’s size via your clan rank and the Steward skill. Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord – Battle tactics, armies, and tips Army creation and cohesion For more information, check out our Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord guides and features hub. Note: This guide is intended for Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord‘s early access stage. In this guide, we discuss their practical application during battles via tactics/commands, formations, and the creation of armies. I may have mistaken some F1-F2-F3 keys in my description but you get the general idea.Previously, we’ve talked about the top-tier units as well as skills and perks that you can level-up in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord. Then 0->F2->F3 -> "Everyone, spread out!" The 0 "cancels" my unit selection and instead makes me issue orders to the whole army. Since I'm already "locked" on the archers, I just press F1->F1 once again to make archers go to another positions Then " 2->F1->F1" - "Archers, take that position", you will see a flag appear and you confirm the new position by F1.
" 1->F1->F2" which goes for "Infantry, follow me!" F1 to F12 goes for order, F1 opens general orders menu, F2 for movement, F3 for fire options (at will, hold fire etc.) and so on. I for instance created "4" for recruits to keep them off the heat of the battle. Number assignments for each unit are editable in your party screen, it's a small roman number above the unit previsualization. 1 to 0 tap "1" by default to call for Infantry, "2" for archers, "3" for cavalry, "0" for everyone. Hello mate, 2 rows of keys you need to use:
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