Definitely.Pretty sure the current system allows for more snowballing than warbands.
Definitely.Pretty sure the current system allows for more snowballing than warbands.

i played both lulSpoken by a person without any substantial amount of time played in Warband MP, and soon to be insubstantial time in Bannerlord.
OMG stop crying already the new class system is meant for new players to get in the game and competitive matchmaking.
With class system in ranked matches no one can gain a huge advantage by winning rounds unlike in warband.
Also its not that big of a deal there will be probably a mod for equipment based MP and you can use that for clan wars etc.
New class system is more fun for casual playing.
Overall yes equipment based MP in warband was better and fun but new class system aint that bad so please stop whining already.
Bad news, I read callum’s reply to an negative steam review that basically says the current combat system fits their vision and they probably won’t change it. I think we need a warband mp revival because I’m definitely not going to play bannerlord mp if the combat stays this way. I feel like the combat......didn’t even change throughout the entire 8 months of beta? Lol
Taleworlds, do you really think the newcomers won't think the combat is trash as well? Get real. We've been telling you this for months. Fresh sets of eyes won't save your you.![]()
Strange atmosphere? Holding out for people that like it? You're talking like the game has done awfully, with 220,000 concurrent players daily, most watchers on twitch on launch, top seller globally on steam, very positive reviews on steam, millions of copies sold according to some sites.There must be a really strange atmosphere inhouse at TW.
They've settled on a bunch of odd design choices. Rather than acknowledging the flaws, they're basically just holding out, looking for people that may like it, refusing to accept that there's good logic behind the criticism.
Give it a few weeks. It's a high-profile game that became massively memed due to how much it's been delayed.Strange atmosphere? Holding out for people that like it? You're talking like the game has done awfully, with 220,000 concurrent players daily, most watchers on twitch on launch, top seller globally on steam, very positive reviews on steam, millions of copies sold according to some sites.
Sadly they'll be looking at this and thinking their design choices were right, if you believe they're troubled by this launch you're massively mistaken.
This is great news for Taleworlds, not so much for those of us who want radical or medium amounts of changes to the combat and multiplayer.
This could happen, all depends on how fast they patch the game really.Give it a few weeks. It's a high-profile game that became massively memed due to how much it's been delayed.
Note also that 99% of all this hype has been SP, and the longer people play their campaigns the more they notice that it too has some pretty big issues, such as (hilariously enough) snowballing.
You talk about realism, yet your okay with naked men using two handers swinging like ballerinas?Because that's how realism and skill works. That's how you get good at MP, by learning not to kill your teammates as an archer, not to couch your teammate as cav, not to horse bump your teammates as cav, not to swing violently in melee and mess up your teammates. Learning discipline as a fighter is vital if you want to be good, and lack of team damage makes it feel super arcade-y.
Give it a few weeks. It's a high-profile game that became massively memed due to how much it's been delayed.
Note also that 99% of all this hype has been SP, and the longer people play their campaigns the more they notice that it too has some pretty big issues, such as (hilariously enough) snowballing.
You talk about realism, yet your okay with naked men using two handersswinging like ballerinas?
Warband has a 98% recent review score, and 97% total review score on steam. It's one of the highest rated games on the platform. Bannerlord has an 82% review score, and most of the positive reviews are people posting memes like "ITS ALMOST HARVESTING SEASON". The review score on Bannerlord is ~15% lower, and the driving force behind a massive percentage of the reviews is hype and nostalgia. Not to mention most of the people playing are people playing Singleplayer (of the hundreds of thousands of concurrent players, only a couple of thousand at most are playing Multiplayer at any given time. That's roughly ~1-2%).Strange atmosphere? Holding out for people that like it? You're talking like the game has done awfully, with 220,000 concurrent players daily, most watchers on twitch on launch, top seller globally on steam, very positive reviews on steam, millions of copies sold according to some sites.
Sadly they'll be looking at this and thinking their design choices were right, if you believe they're troubled by this launch you're massively mistaken.
This is great news for Taleworlds, not so much for those of us who want radical or medium amounts of changes to the combat and multiplayer.
He is right, most people are just ignoring these issues because of the hype, even us, we were ignoring a lot of problems during the very first hours of gameplay because of the excitement of the release but the more we play the more we realize that it's just incredibly frustrating right now, early access or not.
Warband has a 98% recent review score, and 97% total review score on steam. It's one of the highest rated games on the platform. Bannerlord has an 82% review score, and most of the positive reviews are people posting memes like "ITS ALMOST HARVESTING SEASON". The review score on Bannerlord is ~15% lower, and the driving force behind a massive percentage of the reviews is hype and nostalgia. Not to mention most of the people playing are people playing Singleplayer (of the hundreds of thousands of concurrent players, only a couple of thousand at most are playing Multiplayer at any given time. That's roughly ~1-2%).
If TaleWorlds looks at a considerably lower review score from a game with 3-4x as long development time, with most reviews coming from singleplayer, and at ALL think that things are good; they've completely lost their minds.