Yes, I have stopped posting too much because I feel I've made my point in other topics. I love this game and hope I can get a fulfilling experience from it without mods! I can pay more money if necessary! Right now it's listed at $49.99 and I believe people would pay the standard AAA+ price of $59.99+ if we see more depth in its features... I see some looking for more RTS features such as fixed/advanced diplomacy, some arguing for better quality of life/stability/smaller things to enhance gameplay, but I personally would like to see more RPG mechanics/features as well. I personally paid $39.99 because it was EA... but would easily, easily dish out $59.99+ because this game can truly have it all... and you can't say that for any game on the market. This game is an RTSRPG... the first of its kind or at least no other game does it like M&B does!
My hope is that TaleWorlds takes CDPR's approach to video games instead of Bethesda Game Studios. One is not like the other. Here's an example: CDPR is letting people who purchase Cyberpunk 2077 a free upgraded version if you also upgrade to a next-gen supported console. They also seem to push the envelope of what to expect from a modern RPG. They also give you tons of free **** on top of your purchase of the game at $59.99. While I know game companies need to make money like Bethesda Game Studios (not a bad thing!) it seems to me that CDPR always meets or surpasses my expectations of a video game. I'm not a teenager anymore so experiencing the same features in a video game doesn't give me the rush I used to get from a similar experience when I was younger and CDPR seems to understand this. They exceed expectations. Bethesda Game Studios has been a let down lately with the release of Fallout 76 and they offer a subscription model plus battle pass, but fail to meet expectations in regards to content/stability to justify giving them more money...
FO76 a way to piss off or let down your fanbase...
Here's a leak as to what to expect from TES VI:
Bethesda changed the scope of fantasy role-playing games when it released 'Skyrim' in 2011, and now a new 'Elders Scroll 6' leak hints at a totally awesome scale for the upcoming game.
www.inverse.com
Looks like Bethesda is taking from TaleWorlds in that people like seeing large battles... but TES VI will not offer formations/tactics M&B offers.