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Goes to show I know nothing past empty hand and Bo. 

Like in any martial art, you have your fundamental strikes/grapples and your counters. All arts have a HUGE variety of moves, nobody can really perform all of them. In most fights (be it sparring or real) the fighters use the fundamental cuts and blocks/parries, while those counters are kept in reserve for an opening. So you probably wouldn't be using ALL of those counters in a fight.

BTW, those videos were awesome, the costumes were great, the setting was just perfect and the music went very well with them.

Bolts and Arrows do piercing damage in M&B, which means they do more damage thru armor than other cutting weapons. So it is only logical that a crossbow bolt would to a lot of damage.

13. Lords appear to be happy to attack their fellow Lords and Caravans of their own nation. They'll even lay siege and raid their own settlements. May be restricted to the Vaegir and Rhodock factions

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Its not limited to Vaegir or Rhodocks. I just witnessed Lord Haeda (Nords) besiege Sargoth (Nords). Just pointing it out.

From what I've seen you do not need to camp out to read a book. Once you go to camp/takeaction/read a book, and choose a book, you will always read it when you are resting. Regardless of wether you are in a town or in camp. Hell, I got thru de re Militari while besieging Radoghir castle. 

Mount&Blade doesn't come in a CD... so why would a noCD crack affect it?

From family names and history on my father's side I came from Spaniards that moved to Puerto Rico to work the fields. On my mother's sidesI come from a well to do Spanish bourgoise family. Though part of my surname and some physical features indicate moorish influence, which would be expected as the moors heavily colonized Spain. So, I'm part Spanish part Moor and 100% mixed breed puertorrican 

Better yet, instead of escaping every time you fight em take them hostage and ransom them out to their king for a hefty sum of money, if its one of the nobles. If it is the king, then take him to the king on the opposing side for an even larger sum of money. 

Aye, tried out the mod must say it works fine.

Game is actually much harder now, it takes longer to level up these guys compared to the regular hirelings, and they are a HUGE money pit since you have to use up so many denars to equip them properly.

At least you don't take any loses in battle which kinda makes up for all that hardship.

I find the most useful NPC to actually be Marta, even though she sucks in combat her healing skills help greatly between battles.

Two handed swords WERE still in use, but mainly by specialized units. Like the German Landsknechts, which used the zweihander sword, basically a more elaborate and smaller two-hander, and the Scots still used their famous Claymores.

But yeah, two handed swords weren't the norm.

Liebeu(sp?) doesn't listen to regular cavalry or infantry commands. All heroes only listen to "Sargeant" commands, F5 if I'm not mistaken.

Hmm, looks like there will be a mod with dragoons (handgun cavalry) in the near future

Fellows sounds good too

Holy crap, at least 1/3 of that applies to me...

I was an early 90s kid, pokemon wasn't invented yet, but G.I. Joe, TMNT and Power Rangers was IT.

And I remember watching TMNT, Rescue rangers, Talespin, Goof Troop, Rug Rats, Simpsons, Duck Tales, Darkwing Duck, Mcgiver and quite a few others. Early up on Saturday of course

Man, Cartoons back then were GOOD, better than the mindless crap they making the kids watch these days.

Oh, and no mention of the NES, SNES, Genesis, Game Gear, Gameboy etc.

Archonsod:
There IS a select military only feature in AoE III, has to be enabled in options.


I got all the AoE games, my fav so far is AoE III, the game play is quite a bit faster. While in 2 my games lasted around an avg of 2 hours, in 3 they last around 45mins.

At first glance, 3 doesn't seem to have that many features, but then when you look into all the unique units, mercs, natives, etc. it seems to have more units than all the others combined!

Also, since its set in the age of gunpowder, its kinda hard to learn the rock-papers-scissor pattern in it... for starters, cavalry is NOT a counter for infantry, your gonna loose that army of Hussars if you rush the musketeers!

Ship battles are amazing, especially if you have a subwoofer and volume turned up. Finally, ship battles don't look like a bunch of bees fighting each other on the water, can't build that many ships and they take a beating, so now I find myself trying to save my ships and using them individually instead of swarming the enemy with numbers.

Economy is also pretty low maintenance, and there are several ways to get more resources after the map has been drained (plantations, mills, factories, tradeposts, markets, whaling).

The game also concentrates on offensive, not defensive, your walls won't last too long under a barrage of falconets or mortars.

Shipments add a nice touch, you have to take into account what shipments you can receive, and when you want to receive them, adds another layer of strategy to the game.

And the explorer gives you something to do while the game cranks up, you can use him to add a small advantage to your town (treasure resources), scout out the enemy and a few other tasks.

And each civilization is SO different. On the surface they look similar, but once you dig in a bit, you'll see they get vastly different shipments, VERY different unique units and techs.

So basically, its is a VERY deep game. If you like playing games casually without getting into em, you may find it kinda slow. But if you like games with a bit more depth, and several layers of gameplay, you just might like it.

And that was my review...

BTW, any one here on ESO?

P.S.
What's your favorite civ?
I personally prefer the Spanish, they get quick shipments to help you get up to speed, explorer gets a free wardog, essentially gives you 2 scouts (dog+explorer) GREAT advantage at the beginning. The Lancers are surprisingly useful against most things, they get all the artillery, and there is just something about their old skool style that attracts me (they concentrate greatly on melee troops like pikes and lancers instead of gunpowder like the other civs)

That's all probably already on the devs minds, kinda dumb to have you sneak into a town, fail, and be attacked by 2 measly guards... takes away the point of sneaking now doesn't it?

Yeah, they just made it too transluscent(sp?) so it looks ugly, would look a lot better if it were a murky greenish brown, where you can't see thru it.

Try fighting at night, in deep fog, in a forest... aw man, that was the most fun I've had in a M&B Battle, never knew when the enemy was gonna come and even were my guys were, I told my infantry to hold a hill (which I later couldn't find), my cavalry to rush (which I never saw a gain) and Marnid to follow me, which didn't help much cause he sucked. Hearing the sounds of battle near you and not being able to find it is quite eerie, and when you actually get to see me, its always a surprise.