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<p>As an enterprising adventurer in Bannerlord, sometimes it feels like your party never goes fast enough. Those pesky steppe bandits that are pursuing you keep closing up; Queen Rhagaea was expecting that quest to be finished yesterday, and all that butter you are carrying to the market isn’t getting any fresher! You need to go faster… but have no worry, dear reader, for this week’s blog is about party speed. Just read on and you will master the art of outrunning your opponents in Bannerlord in no time.</p></br> [/parsehtml]Read more at: http://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/102
Dev Blog 21/03/19
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DtheHun
Sergeant Knight
Cpt. Nemo said:
Sadly, that's also the official answer for whys and wherefores of skin-deep blogs. Fans ask for the framework of the game, to know better the domain of their future adventures. Their story can not be spoiled as it will be formed by their own decisions. So, it's a bad excuse. I understand that it would be painful to admit that the base of the game is still fragile.
BIGGER Kentucky James XXL said:
And see how that went for the instigators; that's what happens when you rush things.
The added drama of NicCage is totally worth the post. You, sir, made my day with this one. Thanks for that. However, I stand behind KhergitLancer99: we used to have a random blog after zeus knows how many months, completely out of the blue. Weekly things may show "pointless" stuff, but it is stuff, details. Every little detail they've been posting since 2016 has made me smile with a neat "yeah, I like that.", some did add the "yeah boi, i liek that very muchs my head is twirling" to that, but they did not disappoint on that agreement of a weekly blog.Terco_Viejo said:these are the blogs you have released this 2019:
Gotta say, it was nice knowing we will have a detailed account of speed modifiers, and the added bonus of knowing too many horses is not the solution. That added the extra "noyce" layer to the blog's info.
DtheHun said:
I could have written this sentence easily if I really knew how to write in English. I can't add a comma...100% agree.
In this I do not share your vision KhergitLancer99...
@monoolho, There should never be a lack of humour in life
KhergitLancer99 said:
Ouch, what a generalization! Not very polite thing to say bru.
KhergitLancer99 said:
Hide-and-seek is good game all over the world, deep inside in all living things DNA.
Games let new life of young generation peeping about the world how going on and going wrong, warband may good mowing teacher.
TW want to let childish learn something??
how about tax rate?
supersayen121
Veteran
JuanNieve said:
This doesn't really help it just makes the community toxic. Well actually more toxic than it already is.
No no no, you don't seem to understand. Callum can't release the blog until that's posted 
CKyHC
Callum went to Novosibirsk??
Is the number of pack animals you can bring proportionate to the size of your party and their skill with animals? It would be weird if three footsoldiers, who could probably manage around ten total, could bring just as many horses as a 300 man strong Khuzait hoard, who could reasonably bring over half a dozen mares each.
