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<p>Castles are perhaps one of the most iconic images that come to mind when people think of the medieval era. These large and seemingly impregnable structures dominated the landscape in which they stood and projected an image of power and authority that aimed to impress both a lord’s subjects and peers. In last week’s blog we looked at some of the tools of warfare that were used to overcome the defences of these magnificent medieval behemoths and talked about the different ways that players can approach sieges in Bannerlord. In this week’s blog we would like to discuss the thought process that goes into designing castles for the game, from the historical influences we use through to the gameplay related decisions we make, and show you how this all comes together to make a castle for the game.</p></br> [/parsehtml]Read more at: http://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/54
Dev Blog 05/04/18
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Nice blog!
Images on the blog:
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Ki-Ok Khan
Does this mean that we will get more of these but about cities , villages and maybe overall map ?
Looks like as the tiers of the castles go up their difficulty curve rises exponentially which is not necessarily a bad thing. Before I just assumed that just walls changed. Also I really like how the castle dominates the entire terrain. You can tell that it has been placed strategically thinking just about the defending side. That's how it should be imo.
In the editor , those yellow lines the artist drew , are those in a different layer ,what I mean is do they only appear on your screen when you want them to? Like the layers in unity editor.
Is there a way to add something to make the transition between the wall parts more smooth? Right now you can easily tell where each wall node goes.
Thanks for the blog.
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Tier 1 :
Tier 2 :
Tier 3 :
Looks like as the tiers of the castles go up their difficulty curve rises exponentially which is not necessarily a bad thing. Before I just assumed that just walls changed. Also I really like how the castle dominates the entire terrain. You can tell that it has been placed strategically thinking just about the defending side. That's how it should be imo.
In the editor , those yellow lines the artist drew , are those in a different layer ,what I mean is do they only appear on your screen when you want them to? Like the layers in unity editor.
Is there a way to add something to make the transition between the wall parts more smooth? Right now you can easily tell where each wall node goes.
Thanks for the blog.
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Tier 1 :
https://tw.greywool.com/i/aqE1P.png
Tier 2 :
https://tw.greywool.com/i/kU24D.png
Tier 3 :
https://tw.greywool.com/i/AIBAl.png
Makes me wonder how much freedom of approach we will receive in sieges. It would be an absolute ass to try to keep up if enemy can pop out from anywhere they want to.
Cale
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Interesting, makes me wonder about how high level you'll have to be to start sieging castles. I mean, it's a delay in Warband but obviously you can get to it pretty quick whereas here it seems like you'll need pretty advanced armies...or maybe the Level 1s will be fairly simple so they scale along with the player?
Hmm definitely looks pretty cool, either way. Also does make me wonder how the player (and their party) fits in during Sieges when you might just be a handful of guys supporting the king or whoever else. Just run into combat and hope their strategy works?
Hmm definitely looks pretty cool, either way. Also does make me wonder how the player (and their party) fits in during Sieges when you might just be a handful of guys supporting the king or whoever else. Just run into combat and hope their strategy works?
Referans
I just wanna play this game 
I knew it, I f****** knew it, Bannerlord is going to have castle design, making your own castle, as I thought it would be back in 2015, all praise for Taleworlds for a revolutionary game of Warband, and now making a revolutionary of revolutionaries of Mount&Blade with Bannerlord
Thank you Taleworlds, please continue as long as you need, it is worth the wait after seeing this blog
Thank you Taleworlds, please continue as long as you need, it is worth the wait after seeing this blog
Hi, please see my username, thanks.
