This week on the channel +116K views this week

Rimmy Downunder's Stag Legion makes Bannerlord a group undertaking

The multiplayer campaign experiment approaches 400,000 views, with friends recruiting troops, raiding caravans and watching tournaments from the stands.

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Rimmy Downunder Story of November 6, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

So they added True Multiplayer Co-op to Bannerlord

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1:12Early mod tests demonstrate capturing other players and selling them for ransom.
2:32Rimmy introduces the Stag Legion, an exiled Imperial force seeking territory.
11:10Friends reinforce one another seamlessly during ongoing field battles.
12:35Raptorius recounts an unsuccessful iron trade and a costly tournament bet.
17:22The legion gathers to attack a caravan for gold and equipment.
19:35An Ortysia tournament reveals that players can watch their friends from the arena stands.

Rimmy Downunder posted nothing new, but his Bannerlord adventurers haven't run out of road. "So they added True Multiplayer Co-op to Bannerlord" remains the channel's busiest video, adding more than twice as many daily views as either of its other most active uploads.

The appeal is quite specific: friends sharing a campaign map, then arriving as reinforcements in each other's battles. Playing as Stud, Rimmy assembles the Stag Legion, an exiled Imperial force with territory to acquire and some questionable financial judgement among its members. RubixRaptor's Raptorius reports being swindled in an iron deal, then losing his remaining money betting against King Caladog in a tournament.

There are smaller discoveries alongside the big battles. At an arena in Ortysia, the group realises spectators can actually watch their friends fight from the stands. Rimmy's description acknowledges technical problems but praises the mod's stability across long stretches of play.

The channel collected roughly 116,000 views over the week, while subscribers held steady. Today's viewing is about half its usual daily level. Nearby strategy and role-playing channels had varied weeks: DruuuWu drew a much larger weekly audience, while United Plays had a quieter total than Rimmy.

The archive's other active outings keep the strategic experiments going: the all-bishops Crusader Kings III session we covered earlier, and a Slitherine-sponsored Battleplan video attempting a different outcome for Operation Market Garden under a self-imposed rule against manual orders.

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