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Questions about Mount&Blade Warband: Napoleonic wars
Bite Me:
The way the destructible props work, which scene makers will see at release, is a multitude of "lego" like props each with their own destruction stages with which you can create larger structures. It is more complicated than that, but the system means every building made with these models can be destroyed. As far as I'am aware most scenes use models like these, with the few exceptions being scenes like La Haye Saint which have been specifically modelled and designed not to include this type of destruction and focus on other types of game play.
Being inside a destructible house when it gets hit by a cannonball or explosive crate is just scary, and dangerous.
--- Quote from: Eiríkr Rauði on April 02, 2012, 01:39:31 PM ---Will there be any misfire effects for the muskets? Will wet conditions [rain, submerged too deep in water] affect powder?
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Not sure about misfires, but if you submerge yourself in water you loose your ammunition due to it being sodden.
Krimdor:
--- Quote from: Eiríkr Rauði on April 02, 2012, 01:39:31 PM ---Will there be any misfire effects for the muskets? Will wet conditions [rain, submerged too deep in water] affect powder?
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I believe like in mmrussia you'll loose your cartridges when you go under water.
Edit: God dangit, Biteme :c <3
Eiríkr Rauði:
A'ight. Sounds good! T'would like confirmation on misfires, if present.
Given the attention seemingly given to everything else, it would be a shame to see a basic concern/staple of Napoleonic warfare absent. The Deluge* features a misfire rate of around 15% in dry weather, it feels great for tension and immersion, plus the rate isn't too high to ruin the game.
* Don't hang me for mentioning this, please. :o
MaHuD:
What happens when it misfires?
Vincenzo:
For gameplay reasons we will not include misfires.
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