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<p>When you set on your adventures in Calradia, it would be wise to remember the old proverb: there’s safety in numbers. The world of Bannerlord is an unforgiving place and whether peacefully trading or engaging in warfare, players will rely on troops to stand and fight by their side in order to achieve their goals. In this week’s blog, we take a look at how players will go about raising their own army in Bannerlord by discussing the game’s recruitment system.</p></br> [/parsehtml]Read more at: http://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/62
Dev Blog 31/05/18
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shadowtwinz
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YUP, its BS.Ettenrocal 说:
Maybe they could do something like CA did in TOB, except no elite or knight units available instantly.
In TOB there is new recruitment mechanic in which elite units replenish at very low rate, and i think it might work in this game too but it will have to cost as Mercenary.
You know people give that screen a lot of hate but now that i look at it closely, while it is ugly, it gives a lot of information in a clear and concise manner. Also, those recruits with the beer bellies, bowl cuts, and mustaches look friggin hilariously terrible.
To youtuber analyse this real quick- The notables with completely grey backgrounds are neutral and only offer one troop. The more filled up with green the background is, the more they like you and offer more. vice versa with the red background. The troop icons show ones you can and cant buy, as well as (presumably) troops that other lords bought or that they just dont have "in stock". Plus this lets you pick whatever types of units you want in relatively large scale recruitment without having to run all over the place. Then theres some info at the bottom that could mean a few various things.
Really it is a great design, just terrible aesthetics (for now).
To youtuber analyse this real quick- The notables with completely grey backgrounds are neutral and only offer one troop. The more filled up with green the background is, the more they like you and offer more. vice versa with the red background. The troop icons show ones you can and cant buy, as well as (presumably) troops that other lords bought or that they just dont have "in stock". Plus this lets you pick whatever types of units you want in relatively large scale recruitment without having to run all over the place. Then theres some info at the bottom that could mean a few various things.
Really it is a great design, just terrible aesthetics (for now).
monoolho 说:I am sorry to tell you that these are mere opinions, as proof I've highlighted some of the linguistic elements that state so. As such, on the first 4 words you make the problem exactly clear: the first person pronoun there and the underlined fragments of the sentence.Ammsamdoij 说:Empathetic??SE4 R@1DER 说:Be a bit more empathetic
I have no empathy for TW anymore. This game has been in development for 6 years! There is no reason that something apart of the core game should be a WIP. If there was some kind of disaster and they are starting from scratch, they should be telling us. They should be telling us how close they are to finishing the game, a release date, what problems they are having that are delaying the game so much. The fact they don't is very unsettling. It feels almost disrespectful.
This is precisely the problem: you feel somewhat offended, disrespected and throw a tantrum. The problem here is not TW, it is you. I am not trying to offend your or fight you, just stating the not-so-obvious: it is you who feel you cannot take it anymore. The communications problems happened only when the old red-haired man was in charge of communications, it was over a year or almost two ago. They have consistently been updating the community on stuff every week, not all the stuff is about the game, not all the stuff is about the development, as it doesn't need to be. They are a private company and they can communicate and develop as they please. Of course, keeping in touch with the community is good faith behaviour which allows for better relations, but also opens them up to this sort of criticism.
But as I intended to say: criticism is not merely throwing tantrums and personal opinions as facts. And that is what you are doing, my good sir.
I understand that was an opinion. I thought it was pretty obvious. No apologies needed
shadowtwinz
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The thing is Player can exploit this feature and to make it fair, in my opinion, in order to reatreat, all your army must have reatreated so player will get casualties while reatreating. I think that would make sense.Luftikus 说:
This blog seemed rushed, no?
One image that doesn’t really do the game any justice.
One image that doesn’t really do the game any justice.
https://www.pcgamesn.com/mount-blade-ii-bannerlord/mount-and-blade-ii-bannerlord-quests-army
There is also this article on recruitement system.
There is also this article on recruitement system.
I'm asking my girlfriend of 3 and a half years to marry me tomorrow (wish me luck). I didnt know her when Bannerlord was announced. Like many others I frantically searched the web every week, nearly every day to see if their was anything more Bannerlord related that I hadn't already seen. When we started dating she'd always ask whats that your looking at (Bannerlord google search on my phone). Since then my love for the Mount and Blade Series has never died and my longing for Bannerlord has never gone. I have found another love now whom I spend all my time with. I enjoy these blogs, I understand good things take a while and I understand that TaleWorlds is a small team of devs compared to other companies that can produce games in half the time and what they're striving for is so so much more then just another Warband with better graphics. So stop making complaints about how long things are taking or how they told us it that it may come out in 2016 then 2017. I've known I wanted to marry this girl since early on. I've had this engagement rings for months and have been working on when and how I'm gonna propose for months now. What I'm getting at is good things take time and even though we may say or think things, plans can always change. What we've seen from Bannerlord is incredible, what people dont take into account is the scope of this game and how everything was built from nothing. This isnt the same game same engine sorta crap Battlefield and Call of Duty pull off often. This is a seriously going to be an amazing game and as fans we should stand by them and provide support instead of hate. Me and my partners relationship hasn't been all smooth sailing, theirs beens trials, theres been times where we both wanted to give up, but for each other we worked through it together and resolved our differences and now I'm in a place where I feel amazing with her. So stick with TaleWorlds and look past the fact that its taking longer then you'd like, otherwise you may just miss out on that feeling.
NPC99 说:
NPC99 说:
Thanks, that's a good explanation.
I hope it does work like you describe and there aren't just guys hanging around villages and towns with troops stored in a box ready to sell to the first-comer with enough money. Because that's how the blog makes it sound.
In Warband, you could garrison high-tier troops in your castles, and use them to replace troops quickly after a battle if you needed to so that you could continue the war without rebuilding an army from scratch. But you couldn't do that indefinitely, or else you'd run out of reserves and your holdings would be badly defended. I thought that was quite a well balanced system and it worked well - I'm more than willing to be open-minded about the new system for Bannerlord, and I hope it provides us with an improvement over Warband, but I don't think this blog gives a very good impression of it.
To my mind, they might have "done" a blog about recruitment now, but I don't feel particularly enlightened about that aspect of the game and how it really works in practice.
Will decapitations make a return?
please
How about an interview with a project manager, or a decision maker to lay out what remaining tasks there are for a release. Questions I would have for that person:
1. What measures do you have in place to limit scope creep?
2. How has scope creep affected your development schedule?
3. What has been the most difficult task so far?
4. Has there been a discussion for M&B 3? If so, what would you do different?
5. What has been the most rewarding task that had been completed?
6. What is your favorite aspect/feature of Bannerlord?
7. Favorite faction?
8. Is there a Beta planned?
9. Finally, what is a realistic release date.
Not going to lie, this blog was poorly worded. Basically says to me "Hey everyone, we know you've been excited since we announced Bannerlord in 2012, and hey, 6 years later check out this thing, early stage, very much a work in progress". I know Callum clarified what they meant, but I don't feel whoever write this blog was trying to proofread it from a fanbase/customer standpoint.
I'll keep waiting, as much as I have become to hate the silence, I'll endure it, because I want to play this damn game.
1. What measures do you have in place to limit scope creep?
2. How has scope creep affected your development schedule?
3. What has been the most difficult task so far?
4. Has there been a discussion for M&B 3? If so, what would you do different?
5. What has been the most rewarding task that had been completed?
6. What is your favorite aspect/feature of Bannerlord?
7. Favorite faction?
8. Is there a Beta planned?
9. Finally, what is a realistic release date.
Not going to lie, this blog was poorly worded. Basically says to me "Hey everyone, we know you've been excited since we announced Bannerlord in 2012, and hey, 6 years later check out this thing, early stage, very much a work in progress". I know Callum clarified what they meant, but I don't feel whoever write this blog was trying to proofread it from a fanbase/customer standpoint.
I'll keep waiting, as much as I have become to hate the silence, I'll endure it, because I want to play this damn game.
JuanNieve 说:I suppose that the icon of the number of horses will give us an estimate of how many mounted units we can recruit
Could it not be the 'map speed'? like it is in Warband now. If Bannerlord uses the same measurements for speed etc., then those are some fast 'walking' troops though
Rallix 说:
Ummm... could it possibly be because the rest of the game is also a WIP or "being polished" yet still looks acceptable (eg. 2016 siege gameplay) yet this ****ing UI looks like it came from a **** chinese bootleg game in the 1990s and its 2018? That angers the pitchfork bearers like myself who yet again ask WTF is TW doing?
Just a possibility, I could be wrong...
https://store.steampowered.com/app/773951/Freeman_Guerrilla_Warfare/
This what I've been supporting in the meantime and these guys came out of nowhere and made a awesome M&Bish style system
And of course this one is actually less than a year old and is constantly updating and getting better. The creators are M&B fans also. Hey Cal
-Gothy
"Erkin continues. “While we missed our 2016 target, we are confident we’ll be able to get the game out in some form this year.” "foblo 说:
https://www.pcgamer.com/mount-and-blade-2-is-on-a-mission-to-be-2017s-best-rpg/
This is also where we first learned most of this blog's content.
Neat. Got a question, will we be buying things like siege equipment (balista, catapult etc) from these notables too, along with its crew, or from some specialized shop? How about cavalry? Can they be recruited from them aswell?
Im also interested in thisfedeita 说:
