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<p>One of the main activities you carry out in Mount & Blade games is visiting towns. Towns serve as trade hubs and strongholds where you can socialise with the nobility, recruit companions or get quests. For Bannerlord, we spent a lot of effort on the town menus to make the experience as fun and immersive as possible.</p></br> [/parsehtml]Read more at: http://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/67
Dev Blog 05/07/18
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QUESTION: When programming the campaign...how fickle did you guys make the Lords? They felt like a bunch of children in Warband.
I like the new interface. Many VC players had lag issues when using the scenic menu (old computer + ancient engine), hopefully Bannerlord transition from campaign to menu to campaign will not suffer from that.
those portraits tho, they dont fit a 2018 game. Is that the final design?
those portraits tho, they dont fit a 2018 game. Is that the final design?
From the /r/mountandblade Discord server:kalarhan said:
I assume that also includes the character portraits, though I could be wrong.
Ki-Ok Khan
This is a nice change from the previous version.
Thanks for the blog.
You don't have to but you can. Look at top right.
Thanks for the blog.
GiipaGips said:
You don't have to but you can. Look at top right.
CKyHC
SE4 R@1DER said:
if the map was altered ... it would be interesting to look at it
Good shortcuts for npcs in the city! Go to the backstreet option is the most eye catchy difference from WB.
For next blog, please tell us more about what can npcs commanders do in various situations. Because this is the most serious point in a sandbox game for npcs not being repetitive.
For next blog, please tell us more about what can npcs commanders do in various situations. Because this is the most serious point in a sandbox game for npcs not being repetitive.
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am i the only one disappointed in that settlement size, it looks smaller then the warband ones damn.
now you may argue that it's still in development, but towns being a major aspect in mount and blade with it's prequel only amounting to this size after years of development is pretty concerning
now you may argue that it's still in development, but towns being a major aspect in mount and blade with it's prequel only amounting to this size after years of development is pretty concerning
Nice blog, thank you!
Just a few things:
1. The blank for the city name should allow longer names for modding.
2. I'd really like to have a space to write a brief city description - that would help a lot if you want to improve the lore. Even if you'd have to read from the ingame wiki.
3. I assume it will be the same menu for villages?
Just a few things:
1. The blank for the city name should allow longer names for modding.
2. I'd really like to have a space to write a brief city description - that would help a lot if you want to improve the lore. Even if you'd have to read from the ingame wiki.
3. I assume it will be the same menu for villages?
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