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Custom Character Creation

Training troops seems to be a little broken atm. I tried training my troops in my castle to be infantry and it ended up upgrading my archers as clones of my player character, but it only did this once and just deleted any others it upgraded.

Do anyone knows where is this mod files located?, like I only see Native in modules and no more

Is there a way to edit the denar values for what the gear troops are allowed to have? In-game prices are weird and I'd like to have some more options for my soldiers.

i love this mod,but there is only some aspects of diplomacy ,are you planning to add more? Will there be any new update?

@Wulf can you let us know how ur process it going while you work on it ? It would be amazing cuz i feel like you will make it so good.

Can this be used with other mods (like Napoleonic War mods)?

@Myll
I agree. Things in the same "vein" as what you've mentioned about villages are what I feel give the game substance. It would have been nice, imo, if there were already a population system in place and even more focus on manorialism to really immerse the player in the environment. I strongly dislike the double-standard between the player's system of recruitment and how NPC lords grow their armies. After I get a handle on stabilizing the long-term political environment, a lot less crazy indictment madness, I'm gonna be working on population and fixing the double standard I mentioned.
It's reassuring to hear that someone else doesn't hold the concept of custom troops as a top priority. While I do like the novel feature of being able to customize our troop tree it's very difficult to apply a fair, reasonable system of checks and balances when it comes to creating said custom troops.

I've always found that the sense of "accomplishing something" - especially being the leader of said Village, then dominating the area around it so that it's not Raided again and again - these little things help build perception for a gamer that they're "helping" the virtual people of the land. Saving a Village from Bandits, or from an opposing Monarchy raiding the village - these events help give a "soul" to this game, more so than what Bannerlord has delivered. This is just one tactical scenario, and there are others that could be mentioned, but I think M&B:W still has more to offer for a modder to use as baseline, than what Bannerlord has. As for Custom Troop Tree (CTT), I don't think it's a high priority, because weaponry was always regional. A village near woods would prefer wood-based weaponry, mining village has more metal, etc. Also, I never liked the complete deletion of Swadian troops as CTT takes over, so I stopped using CTT because it removes options.

@MonkeeG
The spirit of creating a custom character included being able to create any character in the game, monarchs included. So those options will stay.

Diplomacy has nice features. However, debugging and altering Diplomacy is painstaking for me because it is integrated directly into the module system source code and I'm very particular about organization. Since I have my own ideas about diplomatic features I figured I'd start fresh. Some features in Diplomacy mod will be shared throughout my version as the concepts are common. What will differ mostly is the delivery. Diplomatic features to me can't be in just one mod, it's going to be a series, or collection, of mods in which each installation brings about more features according to the context of the mod. For example, I have started part of my diplomatic features in a mod called "Count of the King's Stables", which is all about the Constable. I would also have one for the Steward, Bailiff and Reeve, just to name a few.

Still following for sure because this is my fav mod. Have you decided on whether or not you're gonna keep letting us have the option to start as one of the faction's monarchs? Removing diplomacy seems like a big move, too.