Contextual menu for giving orders to the player’s governors. The menu appears upon clicking RMB on a party or a town on the global map:
When you right-click on one of your towns, you’ll be able to select one of your governors to rule the selected town. Currently ruling governor won’t be shown in the list.
It’s also possible to assign your character as that town’s governor.
When you click on an enemy town, you’ll be able to give an attack order to one of your governors, or all your governors at once.
When your governor receives an attack order, he won’t be distracted by any other events happening nearby, including pursuits of superior enemy troops.
When you right-lick on enemy troops, you’ll also be able to assign an attack order to one of your governors. In that case, both enemy army and your governor’s army should be within player’s sight. If there are no allied governors in sight, you’ll see the standard contextual menu.
Added ability to give attack orders through dialogues with governors.
Ability to give orders during land sieges.
Added artillery for land sieges.
Ability to counter-attack during land sieges.
Physics for destroyed and animated siege objects.
Added light sources for ships’ lower decks on boarding locations.
Ability to join sea battles as a third party to help allies.
Gaining relationship bonus after retreating from sea battles.
Lack of morality changes after sea battles.
Main quest’s disappearance from the log after surrendering in the storyline’s sea battle.
Bug that prevented the storyline’s sea battle from starting when the player had good relationship with the pirate faction.
“Tactics” skill description.
Bug that prevented ship’s artillery from reloading and shooting after boarding fights.
