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YourStepDad said:

Rollo.TheWarrior said:

Frank, you can maybe say that of the Info "relatively soon" on the Steam forum??  That forgotted place it is a hell right now. 
9/10 topics are trolls or fake info, because of the total lack of info.

I strongly suggest TW to CLOSE that Forum until you have something strong to show,  because right now is bad publicity for BL.
Any "new guy" who enters en that forum to know something about the game, got washed into lots of "Game is fake"  "It will never come out"  "2025 more and less"  .... And you know, that can persuade a new guy from keep an eye on the game. 

That forum have no longer any usage.  Game mechanics or things OF the game was not discussed anymore there.  Just troll after troll.


Sorry my english! I hope it is legible.

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You've heard him, gentlemen. We're shutting down. Byebye all.

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Cpt. Nemo said:

Maybe a blog, but no events like the Weekender.

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DanAngleland said:

It's feasible that they might want to update some animations, but what is this idea based on please? They do have their own MOCAP studio in the office (they covered this in blog 5, March 2014: https://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/6), so doing more MOCAP would be quite simple and not take very long (as opposed to booking an external studio for a set amount of time).

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Kyho said:

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SirMairaki said:

They have a plan. Every coder knows, you have to have some sorts of plan. They are not going to implement things at the expense of already written code.
That being said, I also believe these are very skilled developers at Taleworlds. The reason this has been taking so long is simple: new engine. Every game coming with a brand new engine will take 5+ years. Diablo 3, Starcraft etc.
Games which are not based on a new engine will take considerably shorter time. Total War, Cod and Battlefield titles are a prime example.

They have been lacking in the marketing department, but that isn't really what is driving development anyway. There are countless games where development was driven by marketing and failed.

They wanted to release the game in some form end 2016. Now we know we won't be seeing anything till after mid march for sure. All we need is a little patience, and besides they don't need to announce a release date. A game on steam can be released within seconds.

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Agree.

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Do not look here said:

Oh, I'd be glad if we could not have all the ragequitters on board now, yeah. Because it doesn't matter who is on board now, but who will be on board for the release date. They did make mistakes, or at least could handle some things better, but if the devs themselves don't know when the game will be released, then there's no much sense to start properly advertising game around - people attracted at this point bring nothing to the table and will be harder to keep around until they'll become potential customers.

As for the Steam page... well, I don't know what they hoped to achieve, but I assume this way Bannerlord ended up on quite a few wishlists of people who otherwise don't pay too much attention to development process.

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578 said:

Combat is developed in all aspects, Lust said so a few pages back. What im interested to know is if the retarded slow down effect when you go uphill, downhill and in certain floor tiles is removed. It was not realistic at all and it ruined movement and combat. I hope its left to die and never, ever put it in a game again.

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Harmi said:

Styo said:

3 Players in Bannerlord...... 

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I believe they are the developers. They need to test everything what they do. Somebody maybe also needs to play the game trough before they are releasing it.

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