The wooden sabres are made to be the same weight as the real ones. The only reason they use those is for safety. The video you posted is just as fast as the one I posted so I don't see what your point is here.
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The wooden sabres are made to be the same weight as the real ones. The only reason they use those is for safety. The video you posted is just as fast as the one I posted so I don't see what your point is here.
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kicking has always been useless lmao
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This is going to be... THE GREATEST game in the HISTORY of greatest games ever made ever or ever will be....ever.
You haven't seen any examples because you haven't bothered to look for them.
For you
Agree with some of this but... evidence?
Just look at the OP's signature, the threads in there are more than enough.
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Play Warband then, you're not being forced to play Bannerlord
I actually made that video way back when someone else was claiming something similar about punches. I get the impression that nobody on the internet has ever swung a fist or sprinted 100m in their lives. Video game logic has got people acting like swords swinging at skyrim speeds are somehow realistic.
Seriously, everybody get up from your computer right now and go swing a bunch of punches. Your arms can move absurdly fast. If you did the same holding the weight of a sword (about 1.5 kilos), then unless you have no muscles in your arm at all you would barely slow down at all.
Pic related; it's me carrying a spear which weighs about a kilo and a (poorly made) 5-10 kg shield that I could probably run an entire marathon with.
Alot of those aren't intentional like the small beams, the actual combat mechanics themselves are more realistic, like having to actually move your body with the swing to create momentum, in Warband there was no weight behind anything, felt like a god just effortlessly slicing through people. Warband lacks realism and maybe all the complaints are just people wanting something unrealistic because they're not used to realism.
Realism. The pinnacle of videogame design. ?
Regardless, most of the major issues listed are mechanics that are working as intended. Most of these problematic mechanics present in the combat work fine on a technical level, but are fundamentally flawed at a conceptual level.
The Rashidun armies entering Ctesiphon, 639, colourised.
They don't like the idea of their beloved game becoming something else, even if it is an improvement they see it as a downgrade simply because it is different. Is the combat in Warband fun? Yes, but is Bannerlord's combat fun? Yes. The only thing splitting the two games is realism and new mechanics, which 'veterans' sneer at because it is not the same as Warband. (I have also spent thousands of hours playing the game so I can speak from experience)
GIVE US MERCS RANGAH!
Realistic animations doesnt mean make everything slow as ****
Maybe you just couldnt kick well?
Realistic animations doesnt mean make everything slow as ****
Yes, which is a nice endeavour as long as it doesn't interfere with the fluidity of the gameplay.
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I can't believe it, that someone might not actually understand my post... Okay, I shall repeat with better form:
Now with that in mind, record a video and do the same, but with a sword in your hand. Try not to kill yourself in the process, thanks in advance.
2x People that defending Warband at all cost are so ridiculous.
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