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The Luminary 说:

In warband you could. I don't see the point in bannerlord especially if you're only going to get paid like 20g a day as a soldier in a lord's army.

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You could join armies in warband? I thought that was only in some mods. I thought you could only join battles and sieges but not actually be part of their army as a soldier under their command

The senate and General Garios sound the coolest to me. I feel that supporting the empress would be no different that supporting any of the other kingdoms like Vlandia or the Khuzaits.

I don't see disease being fun in a Mount and Blade setting. Characters are not disposable, lords have personality, and well-trained soldiers are expensive enough as it is (not just financially, but in time too.)

Characters are not disposable: As the developers have stated, your character has the possibility of dying. With that being said, I would like it if there were zero random factors pressuring the death of my character. Although there is the possibility of heirs in Bannerlord, I fear that I would despise the idea of randomly dying and having a new character take my place. The game is all about building your character's skills and relations.

Lords have personality: Let's say there are two lords. Lord A being very honorable and prudent, always supporting the morally right choices and treating his fellow lords with respect. Lord B is very independently minded and doesn't care so much for what other lords think. He finds it foolish to allow lords free after fighting a fair fight in the name of honor and respect. If we were to add the disease mechanic, then it would be pointless for me to describe these lords at all. They would likely die after several hours of gameplay, meaning that learning their personality and their name would be completely pointless and take away the liveliness of the game. Perhaps one lord is very bloodthirsty and kills other lords upon imprisoning them. Although that kills off the personality and life of lords, it means that it adds character to another lord. By this lord killing another lord, it gives the player emotion and thinking towards this lord. disease would take away from any player attachment to lords.

Well-trained soldiers are expensive enough as it is: Imagine sieging a castle of 140 soldiers. You have 120. It's likely that you will lose, but you have conquered castles like this in Warband. Disease wipes out much of your Vlandian Sergeants and Crossbowmen. You now have 95 soldiers and the enemy keeps their 140 strong castle. Not only did you fail to conquer the castle, but you have lost many soldiers that have taken valuable time to train. That is not fun and not quality gameplay. It's different to lose soldiers auto-resolving or simply fighting on the field. Fearing the chance to lose soldiers to disease is not something players should consider when sieging or just traveling on the map.

I don't understand the discourse about all of this. It's a fictional game inspired by history like previous individuals have stated. I understand that Slavs and Scandinavians want their culture represented in this Europe-like continent, but exceptions are made for a fictional story and entertaining gameplay. Lolbash previously stated that it helps Sturgia to have this mix of culture to match the military might of other factions. I see this move made by Taleworlds to be a smart one. It avoids making two small factions, a predecessor to the Vaegirs and Nords for each, but a single stronger faction that has ties to both of its successors.

Honestly I can't see the issue in mixing the two cultures together.

[SOTR] Roy 说:

A block would be nice, executions are messy stuff, have you ever tried to chop somebody's head off that's bending over like that? Difficult if I do say so myself :p

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lol I agree. Chopping a head off isn't like slicing butter with a hot knife as it's often portrayed in the movies and shows. Not a detrimental feature, but it would make the scene a little less gruesome.

It would be cool if they did it in the beginning of March since the name of the month is derived from the time of mobilizing for war.

Do not look here 说:

AFAIK, there's no such thing. If you're looking for the hometown of Calradoi, the dudes that eventually evolved into Empire, then that would probably be somewhere in the Rhodok territories as they're hillfolk. But after that (quote from DevBlog 08/02/18, 'Empire Part 1') 'the capital moved from place to place, and the assembly of the people was called wherever the emperor desired'. The latest one would be Lycaron, I guess, as this is where Emperor had his palace and where he was assassinated.

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Thank you. This is actually pretty important for the story of Calradia. I'm not so sure if moving the nation's capital every so often is a very economically sound idea, but emperors are free to do as they please I suppose.

JuanNieve 说:

Hey what about some naked warrior for Battania as shock infantry XD

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Honestly that would be very cool. I'm no expert on Post-Roman Brittania, but I do know that the Celts were absolutely ruthless in their warfare techniques when fighting the Romans.

If these troops were implemented into the game (I highly doubt they would even consider this though ) they could make fantastic light infantry for hit and run tactics. They'd be cheap, likely the fastest infantry in the game, and easy to counter with archers or heavy infantry.

Poncho 说:

I come bearing Vlandian gifts.

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Where can I get the tools to make characters like this? I have ideas in mind but I have no knowledge of how and where to.

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Why can't this be an option in the settings? Toggle whether you want the "quick leave a scene" or not. Honestly I've left a scene a few times in warband after going through praven getting to the guild master and having to do that walk again is a bit annoying, but it's nothing big. I'd like the option for it, but if I had to choose I'd prefer waiting a second or two before I can leave just so that I don't accidentally leave. I'm no speed runner so it's not really important to me.

Lolbash 说:

Lets say theoretically that Bannerlord flopped at the same level as No Mans Sky, what would you guys do?

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Honestly for keeping me waiting all these years just for a mediocre or possibly worse game than its predecessor I would probably applaud taleworlds for keeping the fanbase's attention for so long. Fans have forgotten about Warband and Bannerlord or lost interest, but there is still a sizable community that actively plays and has been waiting patiently for any kind of news on when this game will come out. From what I've seen on the devblogs the game looks like it may not be well worth nearly a decade of production, but it definitely looks promising from what we've been fortunate enough to see. I have bought Warband about 2 or 3 years ago and I still play it very frequently and I hope I can play Bannerlord with more entertainment than I have in Warband.

But seriously if the game were to miraculously turn out to be terrible whether it be because of bugs or no replayability then I would just go back to warband or just about anything else. I was hyped for Paradox's Imperator: Rome and that was absolutely terrible compared to their other titles. I just uninstalled the game and played something else. I still talk about it and it still gets me disappointed how Paradox messed up a game in probably my favorite time period.