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Dev Blog 18/01/18
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KhergitLancer80
Banned
Dogs mean too many problems though.
In M&B everything is blockable except arrows and bolts.
So how will the dog attacks be blocked ?
So hard to implement it will either be so OP or way too UP.
In M&B everything is blockable except arrows and bolts.
So how will the dog attacks be blocked ?
So hard to implement it will either be so OP or way too UP.
Wilhelmus Van Laecken
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Dethikus said:
This is absolutely stupid; Who brings dogs to war?
On a more serious note, I won't buy the game unless they include warpandas. Otherwise, I couldn't live with the break in immersion. Especially with the Vlandians, who are based off of the Norman invaders of England. And as we know, the Normans included them in the Battle of Hastings which was one of the main reasons why they won so decisively.
To not include warpandas would be a crime against historical accuracy in my fantasy game.
Are you kidding me? Warpandas in the battle of hastings? I wish people would actually do their research instead of spouting off nonsense. Warpandas weren’t even introduced in that part of the world for another 100 years. You are thinking of the Warwhales they had and the Battlebear housecarls they fielded. Do a little reading into actual history before you post next time please.
my main gripe about the birds though is why they would attack that group of iron helmets instead of this one. warhounds could honestly be implementable and effective, at least against poorly armed and untrained troops. Blocking would be shield or just killing them before they get to you. and you can keep them in a pen or in front of a wall of spears to prevent them from turning around to your own troops. But warbirds don't care about borders and would (ineffectively) attack everyone or no one at all since humans aren't really their prey.
Elephants always had a rider and often one of their jobs was to crack their elephant's skull if the animal became to frenzied to be calmed after battle or risked attacking friendly troops.
Elephants always had a rider and often one of their jobs was to crack their elephant's skull if the animal became to frenzied to be calmed after battle or risked attacking friendly troops.
Mithril♡Souls said:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dogs_in_warfare
Not the best source but something.
kalarhan said:
matmohair1 said:
WarPandas..For the Past month I have been pondering on the influence points and how they'll work . I hope they can be generated by fiefs army size or strength and wealth in general , because I can't have 10 castles and have 0 influence because I haven't fought a battle in a month or delivered a letter for a fellow lord . Influence points needs to be tied to wealth , property and strength like in real life , the bigger your castle the more influence or even better still, having access to certain resources in that are rare in the kingdom should also generate influence , like mines or salts , I really hope we hear more on this .
I hope that we will also get possibility to hold influence-increasing events. Holding tournament in your fief, inviting your lord-buds to slumber party manly hunting or even just some scraps for discussing politics with heads of clans and minor factions every once in a while.
I also hope that your buddies and enemies will somehow pitch in into your influence generation, instead of just being obvious and boring price decrease/increase.
Basically, I hope that influence isn't just a walkaround to not improve interaction and relationships with lord NPCs whatsoever.
I also hope that your buddies and enemies will somehow pitch in into your influence generation, instead of just being obvious and boring price decrease/increase.
Basically, I hope that influence isn't just a walkaround to not improve interaction and relationships with lord NPCs whatsoever.
