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There are a number of modifiers that can affect your speed, and you can check the ones that are currently affecting you as described above. For example, the difference between 1 cavalry and 80, is the cavalry speed modifier of 2.99 and 2.62.

D is some diminishing effect multiplier that’s hard to pinpint, probably related to party size or something, but it’s negligible.

A is total amount of animals in your inventory, including horses, camels, cows, etc.

Not to be confused with Maximum party size.

T is total party size, including yourself.

c is the number of cavalry in your party, includes you if you have a horse equipped.

i is the number of footmen (infantry/archers) in your party, includes you if you do not have a horse equipped.

I’ll be using some some of that horrible math that makes the brain meats go itchy, so here is a small legend with variables: To view your current party speed, and understand what’s slowing you down, expand the map bar at the bottom-right of your screen, and hover over the horse icon: Variables Are you having trouble catching up to caravans, chasing down mounted bandits, keeping up with lords during war time, or simply getting around the map? Here are a few things you can do to speed up your travels! How to Speed Up Travel? Speed on Map But in the beginning of the game, you shouldn't be able to afford a horse, you should have to be able to fight on foot by necessity.This guide will help you on how to speed up your travel in Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord.

I always end up using a horse in battle, because it really makes the game a lot harder when you are on foot. The upkeep for high tier cavalry in your armies is significantly higher than that of infantry or archers, making an unstoppable all-cavalry army unsupportable financially until very late in the game. The base level of horses should be a lot more expensive. As far as I know, they do not dramatically increase food consumption like they would in real life either. Even these cheap saddle horses can give a huge advantage in battle. In Vanilla, and in many mods of the game, you start off with a horse or you can buy a horse for <300 denars. Horses shouldn't be nerfed any further in battle, but they do need to be nerfed on the campaign map. They are still overpowered to some extent, but they should be, because they really really were in real life. Pikes and Spears have extra bonus damage vs mounted units, creating a sort of rock paper scissors dynamic between melee units (Cavalry, Spear infantry, Sword/axe infantry). In my opinion, Floris does a fairly good job of this. Mods go some way to nerf their abilities.