Mount & Blade II

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Well, it took them 12 years but finally, we have a proper sequel to the first Mount & Blade. Bannerlord has everything the original game had, with quite a few welcome additions. Not to mention, a smoother combat system and modern graphics. Fixed a bug that caused the "You're leaving free loot behind" warning to show up in incorrect cases. There are also fantasy elements involved as you can use magic and call airstrikes upon your enemies (this is still set in medieval times). 11. Chivalry: Medieval Warfare

Keep an eye on this board if you would like to participate in some of the upcoming tournaments & events.Fixed a bug that caused a field battle scene to open instead of a siege scene when the player was defending the settlement from besiegers. And there is nearly endless weapon + armor customization, not to mention character customization. Mordhau’s melee combat system is one of the best I’ve seen in any medieval-themed game. 6. For Honor Fixed a bug that caused localization issues related to the custom battle and the leave battle inquiry.

Fixed a bug that allowed players to invite parties to their army even if they didn't have enough influence. Fixed a bug that caused the required troops amount on the party screen to change while selecting troops to send them to solve an issue. Fixed a bug that allowed players to craft weapons even if none of their characters had enough crafting stamina. Realistic Economy: See the availability of goods ebb and flow in a simulated feudal economy, where the price of everything from butter to warhorses fluctuates with supply and demand.

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Fixed a bug with the army management overlay that enabled players to converse with party leaders that were too far away. Do you want to play a game set in 1400’s Bohemia? It may not sound super exciting at first, but Kingdom Come: Deliverance is one of the most exceptional open-world RPGs of this decade. As an RPG, it far surpasses the Witcher thanks to an excellent leveling and combat system combined with all sorts of side activities. The volunteer upgrade tier cap is now calculated from a model, allowing modders to change the value to their needs. Hit points of siege equipment between the campaign map and mission now get synchronized. If you retreat during an offensive siege where your equipment was damaged, it will remain damaged on the campaign map. Create and develop your own character to match your playstyle. Progress skills by performing actions and gain access to a selection of perks that represent your mastery of a talent.

A game that seamlessly combines commanding an entire army of soldiers with being on the frontlines as an actual fighter with first-person view. Freeman: Guerilla Tactics is the best of both worlds, imagine Arma combined with Mount and Blade. Freelancer: This mods give you the ability of joining another lords army as a common soldier. Great if you want to start up without the worry of leading yourself and just build up your skills as a soldier. Do well in your fights and you can upgrade through the classes and gear. The world of Valheim is procedurally generated, and extremely beautiful with its diverse landscapes. From snow-covered peaks to grassy plains, this game has it all. You even go on raids in Viking ships. Yeah, I know. It isn’t a strategy game and is more Lord of The Rings than Mount and Blade. But it’s still vaguely medieval, and definitely an open-world RPG. If you are fine with less strategy and not being able to control an army, Skyrim is a good stand-in for games like Mount & Blade.

Another aspect that I didn’t like was how confusing each objective was. Each time you land in a new place, you’ll have an objective and arrows that will be pointing to said objective… in theory. I say this because, in fact, the arrow is a mess and will point where it wants unless you’re close enough to the objective. On the presentation side, the graphics are beautiful to look at, and I liked the amount of detail in each zone. On the PlayStation 5, the loading times are reasonable and never above a few seconds, which is great, given how huge the world is. There are two visual modes available. There’s Performance, which offers a stable 60 frames per second but with a lot of objects popping in as you run. The second mode is fidelity, and it runs the game at 30 frames per second in 4K. Not only will your character’s culture affect the bonuses they receive however. Towns and castles will like it more if someone of the same culture is the owner of the settlement. So if you want to keep your Sturgian settlements happier in the beginning, it may be a better idea to start with their culture. Changing your culture has no affect on the appearance options available to you in the character creation menu. One other feature available in Mount and Blade: Bannerlord is the ability to get married and have a family in the game. First, find yourself a suitable partner and then wait a while in-game for them to get pregnant and have a child. This is especially a good idea early on as it will take a long time for your children to grow up into adults. Once your children are adults, they will act as functioning members of your clan and will go forth and lead parties and be able to control their own fiefs as well.