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Honestly? I don't think weapons broke -THAT- often in battle unless you really messed up. If you're to have broken weapons go with the first option AT LEAST (Although it may make less sense because it might be implying that your weapon gets patched up every battle thus it has no real reason to break). Because instead of doing what most people WOULD do which is to get the best weapon you can, you would just take all the weapons you can find no matter how low quality and just use those.

One of the things I enjoy about Mount and Blade is that you don't have to worry about buying more arrows OR you don't have to worry about durability for your shield, sword, armor etc (Although you do for your horse), because when you have to worry about those things it becomes more of a moneysink than an actual exciting feature. It would make the game a grind.

Getting the exact same problem.

I say change it for the base maps, but if you have high enough pathfinding/tactics, you can "choose your terrain" sort of. Basically if you have a certain amount of points in the skill, whichever one, you can choose to fight in a rolling hill area, an area with a river, a canyon-y area, an actually mountainous area instead of the crazy mountains, or, if you really want to, the crazymountain area.

I'd prefer a normal multiplayer campaign mode, where you can host a game and play it with friends.

Fog wouldn't be as annoying if the enemies didn't have Spider-Sense and could pick you out from 100 yards away in pea-soup fog.

At least your crossbows aren't ineffective, like, say, if you were in rainy weather.

I'm having a couple troubles
1. I'm stuck with the give wine to the drunk wizard quest, even though I already gave it to him and he taught me the spell.
2. I've maxed out all the spells I have and neither of the wizards who have anything to teach me will teach me anything. The one who taught me searing ray just tells me to leave and the drunk one is sleeping.

Ah. There we go. I was looking in that huge empty landmass area.

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Where do you find the monastery? I was only half paying attention while talking to the scout and he won't let me ask him again.

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If you already talked to the scout it should be visible on the world map!

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Really? Maybe I'm just not looking in the right places. Thanks.

You often spell "lose" as "loose"

Where do you find the monastery? I was only half paying attention while talking to the scout and he won't let me ask him again.

It would be cool to have a mod based off of Hokuto no Ken, now that I've seen one based off of Berserk.

I shall write stream of conciousness-style

"OH WOW! I've been waiting for this mod forever! Download download download INSTALL bed zzzz MORNING OH IT'S TIME TO PLAY THE MOD WOOHOO. Choices choices. Indian, merchant, merchant MONEY! HOLY COW THIS IS COOL. WOOO I'M A COWBOY AHAHAHAHA OH HEY LOOK. SOME LOOTERS. SAY HELLO TO MY PISTOL NYOHOHOH- knocked out. Wait wait wait TIME TO BUY SOME BETTER WEAPONS. HOLY COW BOUNTY POSTERS? AWESOME! TIME TO WRANGLE ME SOME OUTLAWS BOY HOWDY. Travel travel travel this village ain't big enough for the both of us WAT. THEY HAVE A GUN DUEL MECHANIC? AWESOME! DRAW MAGGOT. POW! WOOHOO!"

And that was my first impression.

How do you get the train defending quest/scene?

I would like a mod with a solid plotline all the way through.

I have officers but I don't get the option. Unless it takes time. But thanks for the answer!

I always go for fashion/roleplaying first. For example, I will never, ever, make my character equip the mail mittens. It's either gloves or gauntlets. I also occasionally avoid helmets depending on what type of character it is. Also, most of my characters tend to wear medium or lighter armor, although I have had some fully decked out armored guys.

My character in Eagle and the Radiant Cross has one. His party is also named "The Straw Hat Pirates"

I would be more interested in a fight between unmounted, unarmored Samurai vs unmounted, unarmored fencer anyway.