How to use tweakmb zip file#
How to use tweakmb mod#
How to use tweakmb mods#

Modify how the game determines who gets a fief.

How Fiefs are Awarded <- under Towns/Villages submenu

Modify honor gained/lost from other events.

Modify honor gained/lost from quest-related events.

How much food your party consumes when eating.

Modify rents to be as high or low as you like.

Base income for villages, towns, and castles.

Modify colors for all factions and outlaw groups.

Odds of a lord escaping while in your party or imprisoned in a town/castle.

How often lords attempt to escape once captured.

Production details for each type of enterprise.

Requirements for starting an enterprise.

Completely disable companion complaints.

Completely prevent companions from trying to leave.

Make cattle move at 'mounted' speed (Warband not supported yet)Д¬ompanion Management <- under Parties submenu.

Make cattle follow you instead of you pushing them.

Allow battles to continue after your player has been knocked out.

Modify relation gained with lord you assigned the fief to.

Modify relation lost when assigning fiefs to other lords (or eliminate the loss completely).

Number of opponents you must defeat for each level in arena melee matches.

Money rewarded at each level in arena melee matches.

Relation gained with town for winning tournament.

Modify base ammo amounts for all projectile typesДЄrena/Tournament bet amounts & other options <- under Arena/Tournament submenu.

Bonus party size for faction leaders, faction marshalls, and number of castles owned.

Party size gained per point of leadership.

TweakMB can tweak the following settings:

How to use tweakmb mod#

If a mod is not listed below, you can still load it using TweakMB, but some tweaks may be unavailable depending on the mod.

How to use tweakmb mods#

See below for the current list of mods that are explicitly supported. TweakMB will load any mod you throw at it, provided the appropriate text files are present in the folder. Net Framework 3.5 installed, so if you don't have it, go grab it from Microsoft's website ().

How to use tweakmb zip file#

zip file to any location on your computer, then run 'TweakMB.exe'. The pre-release versions contain only a limited selection of tweaks, but the number of tweaks supported will continue to increase with future releases.Д®xtract the downloaded. Using TweakMB is very similar to modifying the module text files manually, but TweakMB automates the entire process (meaning it's much easier and faster to use), and also reduces the chances of user error. For Mount & Blade: Warband on the PC, a GameFAQs message board topic titled 'TweakMB help'. At the beginning of a new game, the game engine takes the starting stats of the troop, then randomly adds more stats until it runs out, and then uses this stat. However, the actual stats of troops do not match the file, as the game uses a different method of determining those stats. These define the troop's level, starting stats and skills.

Mount And Blade Warband Tweakmb DownloadД®very troop has a set of stats in the troops.txt file.

You can make as many modifications as you want within the program, then save all of them at the same time. This includes things such as modifying tournament bet amounts, village improvement build times, party sizes, and much more (see below for a complete list). It is still too little to actually make the fiefs pay for making war - looting, selling prisoners, and especially regular trading remains the sources of funding for most of my campaign army - but you can have a positive cash flow from your possessions after paying for their defenses.Mount & Blade and Mount & Blade: Warband tweaking made easy! TweakMB provides an easy-to-use interface for activating and modifying gameplay tweaks in Mount & Blade. I was garrisoning all those nice level 14-28 troops with a fondness for the highest tier Sarranid Mamelukes (level 25 and cavalry, which increases upkeep even further) and losing money like mad.ДЄfter this realization, most of my garrisoned troops have been tier 1-2 infantry and tier 3-5 archers while aiming for the same numbers (~150 for a castle, ~300 for a town) and the significant garrison expenses that had reached 1k per castle and 2k+ for a town have nosedived. Though tax inefficiency is a really nasty player control method, my early forays into the game and experiments suggest that the primary reason I felt that I was being killed by tax inefficiency was that I was garrisoning too expensive troops. If they actually pay a significant part of your campaign army while it is in the field, you are incredibly well off. When this is the case, it means you can garrison a large part of your campaign army during peacetime and actually earn money from your fiefs.

The way you should think of it is like this: So long as the income from your fiefs is greater than your expenditures on the fiefs in terms of garrisoning troops, you are doing fine. Click to expand.Stop garrisoning expensive troops.