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True, there’s some quirky behavior when it comes to passed NPCs belongings. Sometimes even slender logs are ‘village property’ yet at other times they’re “free for the taking”What I would like is to start as Njerpez, or have the opportunity to switch to their side. If they come, they might ask if you've hunted here. They wouldn't tolerate being hunted by outsiders. But this is not programmed.
I tend to pick up things, then drop, tab unpaid, to see if the villagers believe I owe something. Or alternatively chat with villager and choose trade. If they tell you that they don’t have anything to barter, or they want you to pay for the goods picked up; is good choice too.
Since last few versions, the villagers tend to prowl several hundred yards/meters from their village, if they drop anything, you pick it up and bee line to the village: the villagers will get livid and call you out on “do not dare to try to leave with those goods”… when you’re returning them to the village.
Thankless bastards.
Most of this sounds like the normal punishment for stealing, the villagers attack you to try to get you to give their stuff back -- a long time ago the clothes of dead villagers were not marked as village property but this was fixed many versions ago. and ifyou still don't drop it,they'll try to knock you unconscious and throw you out of the village (teleporting you, just like when the robbers knock you unconscious)Yes, I know that. I have been "playing" that game for over 20 years. Actually, it's a tutorial, not a game, because in the game you have to get some kind of win, etc.
But you're saying maybe you got teleported when the villager man entered a trap and maybe he lost consciousness?
Can you post a screenshot about the situation?
At first I'd think there's some elevation in between that causes the confusion.
Just conquered a Njerp village (5x warrior, a peasant, two craftsmen, a maiden, a woman, a housewife and a child) and carried away my spoils on Conquest, Victory, Triumph, Honour, Glory and Pride, which are the two bulls and four cows those dead Njerpez certainly need no longer.
Okay, so now we have found and fixed an issue here that might have caused the blacksmith order failures mentioned in some other reports as well.
The thing is that in this case the blacksmith failed to carry the ordered finished item because he was carrying too much load in his inventory.
The excess inventory then is a result of the fact that blacksmiths don't seem to restock the items they receive in trades - at least not in a swift manner.
It's fixed now so that blacksmiths will restock their carried inventory before attempting to carry the finished ordered item.
This is probably an inadvertent oversight - when you tear down the building and rebuild it, the notches on the logs are gone, so you have to re-notch the logs.
If you want to help the blacksmith to ease their burden before the next version is out then the solutions are to wait for a long time and hope that they'll eventually drop the excess items, or to trade the heavy items back from them.
Fixed - persists in 3.80.
Following a fairly peaceful first two years in the URW, my Finn decided to spice things up a little and wreak genocide upon the Njerps. This had been going splendidly, until the last camp I hit turned out to be filled with Njerp archers, who turned out to be rather good shots. I took over 20 arrows, nine of which penetrated my armour. I was 60% wounded and unable to move, with the last remaining Njerp (who was not having a good day either) at under 20 yards away. We spent a hilarious ten minutes exchanging arrows, which we loosed off in all directions due to our wounds and fatigue. Finally I got the bugger in the neck, and the job was done. My hands were still shaking for a while after!I destroyed almost all the Reemi villages, because I want to see if Njerp will come to live in the area, or what will happen. At least a few villages have been repopulated by vagabonds.
Now I can look forward to a couple of weeks making stakes and withes while I heal up. Still, only three Njerp camps left to deal with, two of which are close to Reemi villages. Hopefully I can recruit some likely lads from them to help me out with the battles. I've never got this close to removing the Reds before, wish me luck!
Okay, thanks! (Well...stones and boards flying too)QuoteI was fighting against the enemies, and I saw: the branch flying in the air, the enemy had shot it with his bow. Possible bug?
This has been reported and should be fixed already, but I'd guess the fix is not yet in the latest version, but will be in the next release.
Yes, "bag of salt spoiled"
The third problem is, that the villagers don't know how to throw anything. I'd be in trouble if they know how to throw rocks. Instead, they try to hit with a rock.
Another problems:
- You can fill (partly) a drinking vessel with dried meat.
- Salt spoils.
NPCs using throwing weapons is not a thing yet. You are right, it would increase the challenge if they did. I would think twice before chucking a javelin at that Vagabond woodsman if I thought he might chuck it back!
Containers are always treated as if they are filled with liquid, it seems to work okay though it is a little odd keeping your milk in a birch bark basket!
Do you mean that a bag of salt spoiled (which I don't think it is meant to), or that some salted meat spoiled (which it is meant to)?
Uh... I'm sleeping in a village house steps away from the fire, waking up shivering from the coldness. Not great protection from the cold, but I'm in a heated room....
Something isn't quite right here.
One villager was ready to sell his handaxe, and another the broadhead arrows, but wanted to keep his shortbow.A bag of salt is also one of the more expensive things you buy in game. It must be worth dozens of squirrel furs.One disadvantage is that the salt spoils...
A bag of salt is also one of the more expensive things you buy in game. It must be worth dozens of squirrel furs.One disadvantage is that the salt spoils...
