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I largely agree, Bannerlord is a mediocre game, people just need to accept that. You spent your $50 or whatever it was on a mediocre game, has that never happened before? Videogames have an absurdly generous cost to enjoyment ratio as it is. Bannerlord is like 30% as good as I'd hoped, but can I honestly say I didn't get my $50 worth, considering I might spend $15 to go the cinema and be entertained for two hours?

Just clean up whatever bugs are left, release the game, and let modders get to work on actually making something good. At this point additional development time is just adding time on to when we actually get a good game.

Definitely yes, I would also add the simulated economy to that list. There just isn't enough game to actually make these features worthwhile, and God only knows how much time they wasted implemented them. In order to make the dynasty feature worthwhile, war would need to go from 90% of the game like it is now, to maybe 30-40%. With a bunch of peacetime activities like feasts, hunts, raising your children, governing your lands etc filling in he rest. That basically means TW would need to make another game. As it is, it's this feature that clearly only belongs in a deep 4x grand strategy game like Crusader Kings, tacked onto a shallow skirmish simulator. Others have said that another solution could possibly be to make time go faster, but I think that creates too many other problems.

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''Well there's no point talking about it because I win''

I guess I've trolled a little in my time as well.

I think this is one of the most braindead takes I've ever seen on anything. It's certainly the dumbest one I can remember seeing off the top of my head.

The idea that this game is supposed to be just about combat is completely asinine. Think about the level of effort and detail that's been put into the succession and family mechanics, or the simulated economy. All of that becomes wasted effort if this is just a shallow combat simulator. The moment you add Crusader Kings style family free mechanics to the game you are implicitly commiting yourself to making a complex grand strategy layer in which any of it is meaningful, otherwise that feature has no purpose. If this is just a battle simulator then most of the new mechanics that have been added since warband are pointless busywork. A simulated economy of the kind we have, in a shallow battle simulator is about as useful as Riot adding an RPG style dialog tree to the shopkeeper in League of Legends 2.