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Tanuvein 说:

3) Do the taverns ever sell higher than third tier units?

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That question got answered three times with "No", which would implify that taverns also sell third tier units, but not higher.

Taverns are selling third tier units? I have never seen that...

I am totally stunned by these great efforts...
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Actually here you discuss about the best equipment for horse archers. The only thing which has nothing to do with the thread is the post above mine.

I'd say Bobliest had a good start, but in my opinion it is also important to skill in Weapon Master (which is Agility based, luckily) so you can increase your bow skill. Naming the best armour for horse archers is simple because its always is declared as the "best armour": Great Helmet, Black Armour, Black Greaves and Gauntlets, everything Reinforced of course. You need some strength for that though, but keep in mind that archers need strength for Power Draw anyway. The heavy armor does not decrease your speed when you ride.

Amazons didn't even exist. Besides that, it is true that women fought in battles, but we still talk about a game which is set in a world with a European Style similar to the medieval age. When there are discussions about weapons and such, it is quite important that the medieval style is applied. Well, when all graphics are medieval-like, the society should be like that as well.

Well, however, the women don't start as fighters in the game. They are collected by a hero who trains them in fighting. I think the comment of Temujin based on the moral still counts, that "hero" just abuses the hatred of the refugees (I know I am interpreting, it works with all possible interpretations as well though) and makes them to their meatshields. The "hero" knows that every compagnion he is taking with him is dedicated to die, and sending a woman do death is more immorally than using a man (I am not sure whether that really is correct though).

I don't have an actual opinion at all, I just gave some suggestion how to see it.

I prefer using the third view because I love seeing myself. Riding through the towns or rushing into the enemy's army with your horse in addition with the great sound is quite enjoyable.

Three days aren't a long time. I sometimes have to wait for them ten days or more, thats why I usually forget the quest when I can not get them while they are leaving the respective town. I usually either find them while travelling or I check the Count, I do that every time I am near the town where the quest has been given. It is annoying though, because as long as the bandits walk along the quest can not be given again. Furthermore I don't think cheating is the way to go.

Maybe I am the only one who feels so, but this movie just includes loads of Hack&Slash, and it only shows Super Man striking down everything he sees with one hit, no matter which weapon he is using.

Maybe most of you HAVE characters which can kill enemies with one strike, but beware a trailer usually doesn't show high-end characters, not all the time.

I personally would not be interested in a game where I see that I am playing an abomination rushing through the enemy's army. The trailer gives a totally wrong picture of the game.

I definatedly would add the following things:

The character walking through the city, maybe several scenes including some things with the disguised-feature, which is really cool. I would also add some scenes showing the arena, at least one where the character is spectating won't be wrong here. These are just a few suggestions for the trailer, just keep in mind that Mount&Blade consists of more than just killing helpless people with godly powers, a trailer needs to show as much as the game can offer, so it becomes more interesting.

Baldur's Gate?

Ach ja, seit wann ist denn NWN2 draußen :p

Meiner Meinung nach ist die Steuerung bei Gothic II um einiges besser als die bei M&B. M&B ist letztlich, trotz oder gerade wegen dieses Blocksystems mehr oder minder ein Hack&Slash Spiel, während man bei Gothic II im Kampf als zusätzliches Element die Bewegung inne hat. Gerade zu Fuß macht M&B keinen guten Eindruck her, vor allem wenn man von mehreren Gegnern gleichzeitig attackiert wird, das erinnert wenig an einen Kampf. In Gothic II habe ich um einiges mehr das Gefühl, atmosphärisch in einem Kampf verwickelt zu sein, und das liegt nicht nur an der Graphik. Ein Zweikampf gegen einen einzelnen endet in M&B doch nur in abwechselndes langweiliges Blocken und Schlagen, in Gothic II ist einfach mehr Bewegung drin. Da ich Oblivion nicht kenne, nehme ich stattdessen Morrowind in Betracht, und aufgrund der Tatsache, dass dort ein Treffer, der einen Kopf abtrennen kann, nicht einmal gewertet wird, würde ich es an tiefster Stelle setzen. Im Übrigen existieren dort Wurfwaffen...