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<p>Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord’s deep and immersive sandbox doesn’t just facilitate an emergent narrative, it actively encourages it. And while the game includes quests and tasks to help guide you on your travels, ultimately, you are free to chart your own course and plot your rise to power using the many different game features at your disposal. In this week’s blog, we talk with, Rabia Adigüzel, one of our campaign team programmers who is responsible for ensuring that these different features and systems work together, and provide you with an engaging and fulfilling experience during your adventures in Calradia!</p></br> [/parsehtml]Read more at: http://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/106
Dev Blog 18/04/19
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Its a random chance to fill up the bar to persuade your target. Its completely based off RNG. I believe the Valor, Roguery, Charming and other descriptions of the action is going to influence your reputation with other people, but its still random chance.
Me neither. Apart from dying from old age which sounds fine to me, how else will characters die? We know they can die in battle but how? Will they die just like any other soldier when reduced to 0HP? Will they simply be more prone to being wounded instead of dying like regular soldiers?Do not look here said:
Oh wellLolbash said:
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Do not look here said:
I think the rate at which time passes on the map is drastically sped up, (skip to exactly 11:00) in the clip there they go barely the distance from one castle to the next closest but the time changes from mid day to early night.
If you combine that with the fact the map compared to warband is almost 3 to 4 times larger and that AI lords no longer get magically spawning armies (previous dev blogs stated they had to gather and maintain them the same as the player) games should go through much more time before a single faction takes over.
CKyHC
JuanNieve said:I think the guards should carry the spears in this way, maybe even the infantry when they aren't in combat mode
liznaviecki
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Hey ho!Shall we Play IT this winter, or somethin?
BayBear said:
I forget the exact formula but I thought they said time is sped up in Bannerlord. Instead of a year being an actual year, it's the equivalent of 13 weeks or something?
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Note that it says "In Bannerlord, the player can die because of old age."
Not the character.
Not the character.
KhergitLancer80
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Attembourgh said:
Thanks for the explanation
But will there always be a right answer ?
Because like I said in the screenshot the second option is obviously the one to go with and anyone would choose that.
Lolbash said:
Hopefully the governors we can appoint are able to deal with Issues to an extent.
But I think it'd be good if governors require certain skills to solve particular types of issues, which would mean that you'd need to choose them carefully, level their skills accordingly, and maybe replace them with more suitable candidates as situations change. It'd also mean that the 'Issues' system isn't completely overridden, and still plays a part in the game.
"If you want something done properly, do it yourself" is an adage that's important for gameplay, I think - delegation should be possible, but not a solve-all solution.
Garedyr said:
Sounds like annoying way to get kicked from your game.
Garedyr said:
"During the decline of their health, the player can arrange his/her final wishes then, when the death occurs, the player selects an heir from one of his/her clan members that are suitable and mature."
I would surmise from this that you can select an heir from a member of your clan that isn't necessarily a child of yours, otherwise it randomly selects a suitable NPC for you to continue your journey.
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