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Somebody correct me if I'm wrong, but I think through the construction set you can edit the player squad size. I think the main issue people were running into was framerate and the ui not being able to handle more than about 30.

I haven't read all of these yet, but what I have is very awesome! I really want to do something like this as well, and I will be SURE to mention you as an inspiration. Very awesome!

I'd just like to give praise to the score of this game. It sounds like a perfect mix of western and eastern influence for a game about samurai in the desert. Very well done

Thanks! Still working on my next playthrough. Anxious to start playing on the new world. Can't wait to replay this same sort of clan with animals and such too

Irish enough to where he can't be a Spaniard, but still is.

Depends on whether or not I'll have an Irish Spaniard companion.

I've only started a couple games, but my beginning strategy is one of the suggested strategies. I start with a wanderer and hire a single companion. With my squad strength up to two men, I begin luring various bandit groups near towns. As the guards begin obliterating the weak bandits, I make sure t...

As I play through Kenshi I find myself yearning for some more of that run-down techy feel you get from looking at certain aspects in the game (the police body armor, the various craftings stations and research table, etc.) I think it'd be really interesting to merge fast travel with some of this tec...

Oh lol. Maybe

Santaissick wrote:

Gunnysack Man wrote:Chris

Inception?

I'm not exactly sure what you mean?

RighteousSinner wrote:You should try installing some character mods and see how long you last.

I wasn't even aware that there were mods for Kenshi! I just might do that

I bought Kenshi not too long ago, maybe a year, and at the time I remember it being too buggy for me to enjoy. I rebooted it again recently and have discovered that I cannot stop playing it. Thus spawned my first successful, self-sufficient community of desert samurai. On my first run-through of Ken...