Lord: Recruiting Peasants from a Mount & Blade Menu

It's quite rigorous. Although I've played horse-and-blade, I know the restrictions on recruiting soldiers, but the reason is computer problems. In another world, it can be relaxed appropriately. In the Middle Ages, there are tens of thousands of fights, and there are quite a few. In the game, the maximum is several thousand or less, so you can relax appropriately.

It's very good, it has the feeling of adventurous combat like riding and slashing. It's just that the recruitment fee feels too expensive. It's only one dollar for a farmer in the game.

It's quite good to watch. The hero's sister doesn't have much of a role to play and feels like a wooden figure. As mentioned before, there are 11 people including the hero. Where did the sister come from? Aren't there 20 system soldiers now? You can recruit more soldiers. The kind that does not take up the quota of system soldiers. After all, in the later stage, you can't just rely on system soldiers. There are too few system soldiers. You should find some people who are not system soldiers. Let system soldiers serve as officers. This prevents rebellion and increases the number of troops.

The story about brothers on the battlefield wearing the skin of riding and slashing is pretty good.

It's pretty cool, but I have a small suggestion. It's best to add a prestige level or something like a restriction on recruitment. If there is no restriction on anyone being able to recruit, I will directly recruit the king and all nobles [please take a closer look]

It's well written and it's a good book if I can read it.

Nice Mount and Blade article, keep it up

It's very good, the writing is quite detailed, there are occasional minor flaws, but the overall layout is reasonable. It's not a big hit, the progress is suppressed, and I'm looking forward to the follow-up.

This rhythm is so good

So far, I don't see any major mistakes or omissions. It's a novel worth reading.