Say sikeMaybe they are done with features?
Say sikeMaybe they are done with features?
Say sike
The balancing itself isn't an issue in my opinion. A well adjusted system is always a good, solid base for new functions
However, I'm pretty about them adding nerfs at every corner to make sure players can't take the easy route.
Not quite. I'll admit, I greatly prefer games that let me cheese in peace as opposed to having to go and actually cheat. It feels very different.I mean you could just use a cheat to give yourself millions of denars and all their economy nerfs would be pointless... another reason why Features > Balance.
Sure, but it's probably easier to add a new layer when the base is already working. Otherwise it's harder to tell where issues come from.
You also need to remember that people expect a playable game, even though it's early access. If you leave large areas of the game broken until it's feature complete there will probably be even more people complaining.
The case for balance before content is to make it playable now. The case for content before balance is to get closer to the full experience faster.
Personally, I've stopped playing because the features are incomplete and there is a severe lack of content.
Rebalancing will not bring me back, but the addition of further content and development of features will. Your experience may be different: perhaps you're happy with the content, and just want a tighter game.
Yes, but:But is balancing that important?
False. The number one gamebreaking issue is the fact that every clan is deemed to go extinct as they can't marry or have children.The number one gamebreaking issue is faction snowballing. So yes balancing should be top 1 priority right now
I fised it with 1 change in bannerlord tweaks. Just added +200 garrsons to castles and +300 to cities.The number one gamebreaking issue is faction snowballing. So yes balancing should be top 1 priority right now
This is exactly why I’ve stopped playing. At launch the game was a broken mess, let’s be honest here. In the 1-2 weeks after they made it less of a broken mess... but barely. I had already done basically everything in the game after my first two playthroughs at that point during which I had already installed a dozen mods to make the game even remotely enjoyable (generally to counter changes that the devs themselves made).
Now literally the only thing I’m interested in is when they add new content, but I’m seriously cynical about how much they’re going to add considering we’re 1 month in and incredibly basic features like the declare war button still aren’t working. This is something that modders had not only fixed but expanded upon drastically with literally just access to a bunch of text files that they had to learn from scratch.
Majorly disappointed in the devs and if they come out with a M&B 3, I’m definitely waiting to buy it for the total overhaul mods to come out because I clearly didn’t realize what the actual competence level of TW is.
I really dont understand what even "release" means. It will change nothing.“While we do not have a set date for a full release at this moment in time, we expect that the game will be in early access for around a year. Our focus is on ensuring that the game is fun and enjoyable rather than imposing a deadline that might have a negative impact on the final product.”
Release would mean it's feature complete and (mostly) bug-free and polished product. If that's a criteria for some people to buy the game, then yes, they will, of course, sell it to more people, but judging by the numbers and looking at estimates I'd say it had already sold very well.I really dont understand what even "release" means. It will change nothing.
So you can hype a little bit more and try to sell this game again after year to not only hardcore fans?