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#1
Help & Support / How do I remove the injuries?
May 13, 2018, 12:41:20 PM
Why would i want to do this?
Well when i enlist in an army (which is what i often do as soon as i make my character)... i will have very poor gear and pretty much every 10 hits i get an injury of which requiries me to go to a maester unless i want horrible STR/AGI skill points etc. Having to ask for personal leave so often (I'm pretty sure you get denied unless you've been in that army for a while) is just hassle. It's also 300 coins or so.

You basically can't enlist in an army unless you want to retire and piss off the commander each time you get an injury which seems to be almost every time you get hit when you have poor gear. And also for the general game itself... it's just an annoying thing to deal with.

So... how can i remove the injuries that deduct my skills points? There doesn't seem to be an option for this in game, if there is please tell me.
#2
Title says it all. 600 days is quite a long period of time.
#3
Help & Support / targaryen questline?
October 20, 2017, 11:52:12 PM
Can't find the spy in Sunspear Vary's is asking me to find. Watched a video from an old version of which showed that it was a random townsman... i spent 30 mins riding around the town and didnt find a single spy when speaking to each person. Looked in the inn and lords hall...
Does anyone know?
#4
I love starting off a campaign by choosing to enlist in the army of the house I plan to join/fight for. Both the black watch and the wildlings will be the first to fight the white walker invasion of which happens around turn 600 apparently but i can't enlist in any of their armies? When you join the Black Watch your only way to fight for them is to make your own army.

I know this isn't game breaking but I was hoping it would be something easily adjustable (unless there is a good reason as to why you aren't allowed to).