<p>Happy New Year to those operating on the Gregorian Calender and a round, warm hello to all. “Blog!”, they cried and it was written. 2013 has been a year of growth for us at TaleWorlds and with each passing month, work intensifies on Bannerlord. The new year has already started with the achievement of 100,000 likes on our official Facebook page. It feels like a great milestone and we'd like to thank everyone for all the support. Now let us tell you a little bit more about making Bannerlord.</p></br> Read more at: http://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/5
Mount&Blade II: Bannerlord Developer Blog 4 - Flexible Entries
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I'd say it's highly unlikely you have direct access to the C++ code. Modding will probably be done with a high-level language like the first game.
Hello,
As I promised a while ago, I'm challenging TaleWorlds regarding town scenery. My reason for doing so is the fact that sieging and holding a town for youself does not seem actually rewarding enough. Specifically, from a player's point of view, I'm against splitting the town in multiple scenes that have absolutely nothing to do with each other (center, alley, walls etc). In my opinion, this is a factor that makes me not to struggle for a town, mainly because my area of movement and exploring is heavily restricted by meaningless barriers. Secondly, while sieging a town, I certainly don't like to spawn under the enemy's wall (literally), and it is no fun when you can only move a few dozen square meters on the siege map. In short, there's no freedom, no immersion and no realism. What I want from Bannerlord is a single sandbox scene with everything included (like castles), and much bigger. I want to feel that I'm inside a living town that I can explore as much as I want. Why do I think it might be the same in Bannerlord? Because I saw a screenshot where the town scene seems to be Warband style.
So, after like 3 days of work (with pauses), I have managed to finish this little pearl (with AI meshes included).
Now, as you can see my scene, I would also like to point out my achievements, compared to the default maps.
1. This is a completly integrated scene. The siege scene, the alley and the center are all the same.
2. The map is not limited to only the town area. You are free to explore where you want hundreds of meters away from the town itself.
3. I tried my best to bring immersion to it. This example has 2 villages around it, a fishing hut, a woodcutter's hut and a tannery.
4. While sieging, you spawn far from the town, right at the edge of the map. In this way, the ranged troops work at their full potential in favour for both defenders and atackers. Moreover, you have all the freedom to move your troops across the map and choose your tactics.
5. During the siege, there are slight differences for the sake of immersion, like some ships at the beaches, which simulates that the atackers have sailed. In the normal scene, the ships are gone, to create the feeling that everything is peaceful.
No, that wasn't done with alien technology. It's just the good old Native Warband. If you complain that the map might lag, you have to note that the devs have a new engine, right?
I'm still going on with the challenge to show you all that a town from Mount&Blade can be more than a few bits of nothing. So far, I hope that one day, a dev will come and post a town scene that woud make my jaw drop one meter below the sea level (
), but for now, I'm trying to convince them to renounce the old way of doing some things.
As I promised a while ago, I'm challenging TaleWorlds regarding town scenery. My reason for doing so is the fact that sieging and holding a town for youself does not seem actually rewarding enough. Specifically, from a player's point of view, I'm against splitting the town in multiple scenes that have absolutely nothing to do with each other (center, alley, walls etc). In my opinion, this is a factor that makes me not to struggle for a town, mainly because my area of movement and exploring is heavily restricted by meaningless barriers. Secondly, while sieging a town, I certainly don't like to spawn under the enemy's wall (literally), and it is no fun when you can only move a few dozen square meters on the siege map. In short, there's no freedom, no immersion and no realism. What I want from Bannerlord is a single sandbox scene with everything included (like castles), and much bigger. I want to feel that I'm inside a living town that I can explore as much as I want. Why do I think it might be the same in Bannerlord? Because I saw a screenshot where the town scene seems to be Warband style.
So, after like 3 days of work (with pauses), I have managed to finish this little pearl (with AI meshes included).
The Bowman 说:Good news. I have finally finished the town. It replaces Sargoth; the work includes the town center, the alley, the store, the tavern and the castle (which were completly remade to fit the barbarian theme).
Download.
I tested it in the siege, and it's really fun. The attacker spawns far on the beach near two ships (pretending that you sailed
Now, as you can see my scene, I would also like to point out my achievements, compared to the default maps.
1. This is a completly integrated scene. The siege scene, the alley and the center are all the same.
2. The map is not limited to only the town area. You are free to explore where you want hundreds of meters away from the town itself.
3. I tried my best to bring immersion to it. This example has 2 villages around it, a fishing hut, a woodcutter's hut and a tannery.
4. While sieging, you spawn far from the town, right at the edge of the map. In this way, the ranged troops work at their full potential in favour for both defenders and atackers. Moreover, you have all the freedom to move your troops across the map and choose your tactics.
5. During the siege, there are slight differences for the sake of immersion, like some ships at the beaches, which simulates that the atackers have sailed. In the normal scene, the ships are gone, to create the feeling that everything is peaceful.
No, that wasn't done with alien technology. It's just the good old Native Warband. If you complain that the map might lag, you have to note that the devs have a new engine, right?
I'm still going on with the challenge to show you all that a town from Mount&Blade can be more than a few bits of nothing. So far, I hope that one day, a dev will come and post a town scene that woud make my jaw drop one meter below the sea level (
), but for now, I'm trying to convince them to renounce the old way of doing some things.
The Bowman 说:Hello,
As I promised a while ago, I'm challenging TaleWorlds regarding town scenery. My reason for doing so is the fact that sieging and holding a town for youself does not seem actually rewarding enough. Specifically, from a player's point of view, I'm against splitting the town in multiple scenes that have absolutely nothing to do with each other (center, alley, walls etc). In my opinion, this is a factor that makes me not to struggle for a town, mainly because my area of movement and exploring is heavily restricted by meaningless barriers. Secondly, while sieging a town, I certainly don't like to spawn under the enemy's wall (literally), and it is no fun when you can only move a few dozen square meters on the siege map. In short, there's no freedom, no immersion and no realism. What I want from Bannerlord is a single sandbox scene with everything included (like castles), and much bigger. I want to feel that I'm inside a living town that I can explore as much as I want. Why do I think it might be the same in Bannerlord? Because I saw a screenshot where the town scene seems to be Warband style.
So, after like 3 days of work (with pauses), I have managed to finish this little pearl (with AI meshes included).
The Bowman 说:Good news. I have finally finished the town. It replaces Sargoth; the work includes the town center, the alley, the store, the tavern and the castle (which were completly remade to fit the barbarian theme).
Download.
I tested it in the siege, and it's really fun. The attacker spawns far on the beach near two ships (pretending that you sailed
Now, as you can see my scene, I would also like to point out my achievements, compared to the default maps.
1. This is a completly integrated scene. The siege scene, the alley and the center are all the same.
2. The map is not limited to only the town area. You are free to explore where you want hundreds of meters away from the town itself.
3. I tried my best to bring immersion to it. This example has 2 villages around it, a fishing hut, a woodcutter's hut and a tannery.
4. While sieging, you spawn far from the town, right at the edge of the map. In this way, the ranged troops work at their full potential in favour for both defenders and atackers. Moreover, you have all the freedom to move your troops across the map and choose your tactics.
5. During the siege, there are slight differences for the sake of immersion, like some ships at the beaches, which simulates that the atackers have sailed. In the normal scene, the ships are gone, to create the feeling that everything is peaceful.
No, that wasn't done with alien technology. It's just the good old Native Warband. If you complain that the map might lag, you have to note that the devs have a new engine, right?
I'm still going on with the challenge to show you all that a town from Mount&Blade can be more than a few bits of nothing. So far, I hope that one day, a dev will come and post a town scene that woud make my jaw drop one meter below the sea level (
Looking at the maps, extensions and mods this community have created within warband, I really cannot imagine what will you achieve with our new editor and improved modding support. And we have got very great scenes, don't worry, our artist team is working hard on them.
Daniel Blackfyre
Recruit
I cant wait for a Game of thrones mod.
I shall siege Casterly Rock!
I shall siege Casterly Rock!
Dude. Check here: http://forums.taleworlds.com/index.php/topic,194610.0.htmlDaniel Blackfyre 说:
gkx 说:
That's what I wanted to hear. I have all the expectations that Bannerlord Native towns will look better than mine.
This.
Lusted said that the blog has been put on hold, because the game feature they're working on is taking longer than expected.
I don't know where this idea comes from that they're "taking time" to make the blog. it's two screenshots and ~500 words of text; no more than a day's work for one person. compared to the amount of effort that goes into game development, the blogs aren't exactly going to affect the release date.
I don't know where this idea comes from that they're "taking time" to make the blog. it's two screenshots and ~500 words of text; no more than a day's work for one person. compared to the amount of effort that goes into game development, the blogs aren't exactly going to affect the release date.
Grab yer pitchforks men, we march to TaleWorlds!
jacobhinds 说:
A days work mate?
I can put this together in an hour.
"Oi, can you send me two random screens of the world map man?"
"Sure thing mate, check your email"
*meanwhile*
"Hmm yadda yadda yadda heres some stuff about something in the game.... OH LOOK AN EMAIL WITH SCREENSHOTS, LETS EMBED IT"
****ing done.
Currently at 867 hours myself since I bought it in 2012. Is it a good time to start getting a life now?
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