A lot of the current skills are extremely tedious to level. #2. SlutMagic Apr 2, 2020 @ 7:41pm. Smith better stuff. i was getting almost 1 level per craft at 1 point.. smith isnt that hard to level. Make passive income, level steward while you sit in your city and rest in between smithing.. it levels just fine IMO. #3. All skills in the Character screen tell you how to level them up. incorrect you cannot raise trade skill unless you paid for the item first and you have to make a profit on it too and if the price goes below the buying price while your selling youll gain 0 trade exp. #4. Showing 1 - 4 of 4 comments.
The barrier to entry should be the huge cost, not a perk. It's a bad/mediocre design. You will make more gold with 10 smithing than 1000 trading. Even in the skill description it says level up by running a caravan. Like cmon. That’s for companions. You do not run the caravans, you just sponsor them.
The best way to play Bannerlord in 2023? The total conversion mods are crashy and very incomplete, Vanilla is extremely bare bones, Currently playing Bannerkings but the economy is absolutely broken and has broken trading. Without the diplomacy mod war never ends, with diplomacy war never starts. So please, before I just decide to go back to
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Join one of the factions as a soldier. Basically leave your game on auto run till you are max level of soldier and you have a sizeable amount of money. Take leave from being a soldier and act as a merchant to get more money. Repeat 2 and 3 for a while and you will ve rich enough to sustain your own army for a while. A save made at the very beginning of the game. The character has developed 100% of his skills. Installation: Unzip the contents of the archive; Then paste the files from the "Mount and Blade 2 Alexff99gtr" folder into the folder that contains your saves for Mount and Blade 2 (by default C:\Users\[User name]\Documents\ Mount and Blade II Bannerlord\Game Saves\Native). Mid Game – Choose A Master. At a certain point in the game, players will earn the ability to offer allegiance to one of the factions in the game. This will mean being invited to join raids and So is selling and rebuying the same item. Whenever you're in a major city, buy stuff that is cheap (grain 6 or 7, fish 7 or 8, etc.) and go sell them for profit in other cities. You will level your trade super fast but you have to be selling it at a profit. Choose 1-3 main goods to market and pay attention to the price, buy low sell high. Complete Trading Guide for Mount and Blade 2 Bannerlord: Trading depends on many things whose description given in the context. In Mount and Blade, 2 Bannerlord gameplay the trading plays an extended role to improve the gaming abilities. Read the trading guide below to know about every aspect of the game.
Yes, I'm pretty sure at exceedingly high levels trade breaks into an infinite loop where you can just repeatedly buy and sell the same item. Pretty sure it requires an absurdly high trade level though, as the trade modifier really doesn't scale that much from leveling trade. (160-something and it's only at like 24% iirc)
Here are some things to take note of when buying low and selling high to level up your Trade skill: You need to sell goods that you bought in a settlement for a profit. This means selling
Faceted Pompel, Wooden Hook, Simple wheel pompel -> level 2-3 but on par with level 5. As for blades -> use the best available till you unlock Wide Fullered Northen blade on level 3 or Ridget Arming Sword Blade/Pointed Falchion Blade on level 4. Use Javelins for money and blades for unlocking new parts and skilling your smiths.
That will cause XP skill triggers for your companions. This should be fixed. Companions gaining exp shouldnt be dependant on weather or not you watched that match. Pro pro pro tip: when watching a tournament, make sure your companion is fighting with you watching from the stands. Ensure to get a hot dog and a beer.
All of that just to get Trade from around 220 to 300 (I realised that trading horses give more Trade exp quite late in-game). But still, if you really want that 300 Trade just go for it but remember to give the towns or villages you bought the horses from time to replenish. You can raise your clan tier or something else in the meantime.
So the raw materials that a town demands for their workshops change over time. Technically, finished goods can be produced anywhere on the map. Also, the AI merchants transport goods of all kinds across the map, so prices, supply, and demand are always fluctuating. This all makes it hard to pin down any reliable trade route. Charm is really good long-term, but it can be quite a chore to level up. Since you will work on it without even realizing it, you shouldn’t focus too much on it. Trade, however, is a must-have skill for your character. The amount you get when trading is solely based on the party leader’s skill, which means you need points in Trade.
Buy Mules, Desert Horses, Aserai horses, jewellry, pottery and dates in Aserai lands. Then travel through Vlandia and Battania and sell the stuff, while picking up stuff like furs, that will sell well in Aserai. The item with the highest profit margin appears to be the Aserai horse, which you can buy for as low as ~900 if you're lucky and sells
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Buying Settlements By Raising Your Charm Level. To unlock the option, you need a very high Trade skill, a decent Charm skill, and lots of money. You can level your Trade by buying it cheap, and selling for a high price. Newly conquered towns, or towns generally after a long siege will be starving and in dire need of a huge amount of food.
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