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<p>In this week’s blog, we discuss how players can interact with their fellow nobles after joining or establishing their own kingdom, looking specifically at the kingdom screen, which is an entirely new addition to the Mount & Blade series.</p></br> [/parsehtml]Read more at: http://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/80
Dev Blog 04/10/18
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Roccoflipside said:
Lol okay Orm.
No time to read the entire thread now, maybe later in the week, but by Saint Jove's beard! You know TaleWorlds made a spectacular blog when the first few pages of its thread are full of single-line posts with "good blog!" "awesome blog" and "that's what I wanted!". Seriously, this one was incredible, blew my expectations away with the army screen and, oh boy, that hype is really crawling up on me once more...
This is some serious medieval ruling!
This is some serious medieval ruling!
Not bad, I like the idea , the heir system should be next, as these are the few game changers in bannerlord , also those complaining about multiple playstyles, the difficulty slider should give you multiple play styles, I tend to crank it up to max so every fief I get and every battle I win feels earned as well as it lengthens the campaign time more than twice the normal .
NPC99 said:
It's shared throughout the week. Garios has it Mon-Tues, Lucon Weds-Thurs and Rhagaea Fri-Sat. It's cleaned and polished on Sunday.
Anyway, yet again surprised at the depth of some of these features. Wasn't really expecting it, but then again these days I expect tacked-on features at best that require constant DLC to make interesting.
Loving this!
I`m especially excited about the policies tab, I imagine it gives modders ample opportunities to craft political systems that aren`t really medieval. Hopefully we`ll get more detailed explanations before long. For example, would the Scutage tax mean that nobles are no longer required to send troops at all for the king`s army, as long as they pay a tax? Or is it just extra money for the king?
I`m especially excited about the policies tab, I imagine it gives modders ample opportunities to craft political systems that aren`t really medieval. Hopefully we`ll get more detailed explanations before long. For example, would the Scutage tax mean that nobles are no longer required to send troops at all for the king`s army, as long as they pay a tax? Or is it just extra money for the king?
Oxtocoatl said:
I was thinking about scutage tax, too (had to Google it to find out what it meant!). It's probably most likely to be a tax in addition to military obligations, or else it wouldn't be much of an advantage to the king. But if it has to be passed by a majority vote of vassals to come into force, why on earth would any vassals agree to introduce the policy in the first place? The only explanation I can think of is that it's a tax only on fief-owning vassals; that way, the clans that don't own fiefs might support it as a means of lessening their financial disadvantage against the landed clans?
How much longer man
KhergitLancer80
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GreatGatzB said:
All we know is it will be released in 2019.
He wasn't trolling. With EA very much a possibility (consider Mount&Blade), its good odds I think to see some release next year. Probably later next year.
Revverie
Yeah you can just guess it at this point, most of the things they've shown are almost at the finishing stages. Once some people finished their work they can continue in other departments and make things faster I guess. 2019 is the year to go (or early 2020)
Noudelle said:
+10
Better not be trolling, Imanis.
