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<p>As you know, riding and mounted combat is one of the focal points of our games and we strive to make that aspect as fun and visually appealing as possible. With Bannerlord we have added the ability for players to equip their beloved horses with different kinds of saddles and equine armour. However there was a key piece of equipment that didn’t look as well as it could: reins were left to hang over the horse’s neck in a static, lifeless manner, instead of being held in your character’s calloused hands as they should. This, of course, would not do.</p></br> [/parsehtml]Read more at: http://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/101
Dev Blog 14/03/19
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Simple, but beautiful...well done, guys!
Agree with Brego this clipping with the sword is kind of disturbing. Really good comment from Terco_Viejo about weapons and reins, i said myself the same when you have a shield this arm take the reins and other the weapon. Also as i saw in previous videos two handed weapons (especially lance) where hold mostly of the time when horse is static never "seen" a fighting with a two handed huge lance on a horse at max speed, when they use this kind of lances (with two hands i mean) they where using the horse as a platform, maybe there is a video on this on this youtube guy ?
The real reins are a really cool immersion feature.
The real reins are a really cool immersion feature.
Ettenrocal 说:
If you investigate, you find material. The use of the two-handed lance (Kontos) was often subordinated to the use of the saddle with 4 horns (persian-roman) because there were no stirrups and you had to hold it somehow.
Callum, thanks for the weekly blogs. Once upon a time, when blogs were published every few months, I suggested that blogs be made weekly.
I am grateful to all your gaming teams for what you are doing.
Beautiful reins, beautiful horse. But the grass is very strange (now someone will swear at me). It grows in small stripes on the ground. Some short segments. Was she put in that way?
But seriously - is it possible to correct the growth of grass, distributing it not in strips, but otherwise?
I am grateful to all your gaming teams for what you are doing.
Beautiful reins, beautiful horse. But the grass is very strange (now someone will swear at me). It grows in small stripes on the ground. Some short segments. Was she put in that way?
But seriously - is it possible to correct the growth of grass, distributing it not in strips, but otherwise?
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As soon as I saw reins, I was ready to eat popcorn and see peoples' veins pop out but most people are chill this time.
Actually, I have concern about those sheeps,, cows and animals out there in the scenery. If you start killing them, I hope villagers don't just stand there and let you slaughter their food for the winter like in Skyrim or Witcher 3... you have a crime system now. Kind of weird to put so much effort in reins when a father with a wife and kids will let you kill his food. I think some fathers would fight for that no matter who you are.
Actually, I have concern about those sheeps,, cows and animals out there in the scenery. If you start killing them, I hope villagers don't just stand there and let you slaughter their food for the winter like in Skyrim or Witcher 3... you have a crime system now. Kind of weird to put so much effort in reins when a father with a wife and kids will let you kill his food. I think some fathers would fight for that no matter who you are.
Agree for cataphracts (forgot to mention them) but even there i heavily doubt they were using it when horse is very fast, to use it horse as too be very slow to (like a platform) especially without stirrups. Also it makes senes that an heavily armored warrior and horse like a cataphract and with stirrups could use a long two handed lance even maybe for charge? But not an unarmored peasant like i remenber isaw in the video.
Yeah, I've been around since that as well. To me there is no real difference between Useful Information that is few and far between, and Useless Information given to me constantly by intravenous injection like it is now. At the end of the day, either way, the information conveyance rate is abysmal. To me that is the whole point of a Dev Blog: to relay relevant game information. That it takes a whole week's worth of information to tell us "yeah there will be reigns, thanks for reading" and people are happy that's all there is is just baffling to me. Maybe it's a personal/subjective thing.BayBear 说:
Do not look here 说:
Where you see a "neatly explained minor detail", all I see is waffling. Like I've said before in other posts previously: There's lots of words being typed, but nothing is being said. That to me is unacceptable because I see the whole point of these blogs as the conveyance of information. The rate we have now is almost as abysmal now as it was before with the big gaps between blogs. The only difference is that it's dressed up and looks nice, which to me personally is completely beside the point. From access to an exclusively earlygame demo for only 30 minutes per player, the community was able to dig up more than a years worth of information, if the rate was the current rate of these devblogs. Clearly the content is there to display and show, but for some reason we're just not allowed to see it. If this is the rate we're doled out there simply has to be something wrong, either with development or with the brains of the person deciding what is to be doled out.
And yes, I understand Callum's hands are tied. Among my friends I affectionately refer to him as "Lord_DamageControl". In many of my posts it seems I am targeting Callum, but I'm only upset with TaleWorlds company policy as a whole and am not targeting any individual.
Thanks to both of you for responding(this isn't sarcasm). I am no closer to understanding the 'why' but at least now I know that I probably never will, which is better than nothing.
Yeah man, I dunno.Terco_Viejo 说:
What a pleasing blog. The horses have improved no end since the first screens. Just when I thought there was nothing more to anticipate, the face generator having been revealed so early on, in all of its life-nourishing majesty.
Because I'm the best cav AU and you're not.
Sundeki 说:
Because I'm the best cav AU and you're not.
I laughed at forum references in this week's blog. Nicely written again.
That was my first thought as well, horseman used shields on two straps( even vikings when their infantary used one grip/umbs shield) for the sole purpose of holding reins.
However, you gotta take into account simplifiacation of computer game comparing to reality. In reality, horseman would rarely move shield at all. He would steer the horse in such a way, that he would be protected from shield side and be able to use his reach and speed to kill enemy with a spear/sword with dominant arm. Transfering shield to the other side of the horse is certainly possible, might be even quite fast, but will always be clumsy affair. Same goes to attacking enemy on wrong side of the horse with spear/sword. Although possible, not advisable.
In warband (and I assume in Bannerlord too) the movement of the shield/weapon is much more abstract. In worst case scenario, you will only see some clipping. Rider can transfer his shield anywhere mouse points, his torso much more fluid and because of that, reins would look silly. Therefore I think an idea to drop reins is quite good compromise. We know it is doable to steer a horse with just legs, current physics of horse fighting won't allow us to depict it more realisticly (unless we agree to drop a lot of dynamic style of warband out of it), so current decision seems to be correct.
Terco_Viejo 说:
That was my first thought as well, horseman used shields on two straps( even vikings when their infantary used one grip/umbs shield) for the sole purpose of holding reins.
However, you gotta take into account simplifiacation of computer game comparing to reality. In reality, horseman would rarely move shield at all. He would steer the horse in such a way, that he would be protected from shield side and be able to use his reach and speed to kill enemy with a spear/sword with dominant arm. Transfering shield to the other side of the horse is certainly possible, might be even quite fast, but will always be clumsy affair. Same goes to attacking enemy on wrong side of the horse with spear/sword. Although possible, not advisable.
In warband (and I assume in Bannerlord too) the movement of the shield/weapon is much more abstract. In worst case scenario, you will only see some clipping. Rider can transfer his shield anywhere mouse points, his torso much more fluid and because of that, reins would look silly. Therefore I think an idea to drop reins is quite good compromise. We know it is doable to steer a horse with just legs, current physics of horse fighting won't allow us to depict it more realisticly (unless we agree to drop a lot of dynamic style of warband out of it), so current decision seems to be correct.
Yes i understand that but that was not so well said in the blog, probably the best way during combat, but when no combat maybe character can handle the reins with shield side hand. Not a big problem.
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