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Gandalf_Gandalfian said:
Hmm, the devs told that even a gtx 660 could run the game on good settings. At pcgamer weekender frank even played on a laptop.....
So i think there should be some space for improvments.
But one simple question:
Did you ever use the "move around the cortyard" button in castles?
Its totally boring..... There are just 4 to 5 soldiers guarding a lego-castle on the walls. NO life, no animals, no peasants, no action.......
Just guards standing on the wall doing nothin.
After i saw the towns in bannerlord with all the people and the big market places i hoped the castles would get some love too. More life in castles, barracks, training areas, kitchen, dining rooms, own keep and stables. People going around. a blacksmith.
Just a living castle.
Ok siege is different.
But in a siege the people should still be in the castle. you need to defend your folk. But here again like in warband: your just defending one simple wall, after that:no defence line, no peasants to defend, no last keep
LonelyStep
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Pilum said:Liwi said:I also wonder what happens if you get between the swinging ram and the gate
Had the same thought, lol
Only one way to find out!
Medieval castle were not big. They were small, and intended to be defended by few men. A big castle would be harder to protect against large armies due to a larger area of attack that can be exploited by all the attackers. Smaller castle have smaller area, but still opposes the same challenge to capture.
I am glad that TW is seeking for historical accuracy, even if of course it's impossible task to be 100% accurate. I am still very suspicious about the gameplay video feathuring Warband's sound effect...
I am glad that TW is seeking for historical accuracy, even if of course it's impossible task to be 100% accurate. I am still very suspicious about the gameplay video feathuring Warband's sound effect...
I think that's only in MP, right?Al_Mansur said:It seems that there is no more this pleasurable sound when you hit your (human) target
Narlan said:
Thats true. This point was referring to the "walk around the cortyard" button.
I always hated that there was no life in the castle when you discover its walls during peace.
Don't know what i mean? Try it out in warband....
And by the way: People are not transforming in air. In sieges women, kids and other people hided in castles too
I like how the AI retreated to the keep after losing the walls rather than just reserving like 5 men to hold the keep (as in warband). Still, it would be cool if it was a seemless transition between the walls and the keep.
Was Frank playing? Who was controlling the character? I know he was doing the early voiceover.
Whoever it is, they kind of suck. If it was you, Frank, I love you, but you suck <3
Also..I'm still noticing a LOT of jankiness with the animations. It's smoother overall, but I really hope it's not finished yet.
Whoever it is, they kind of suck. If it was you, Frank, I love you, but you suck <3
Also..I'm still noticing a LOT of jankiness with the animations. It's smoother overall, but I really hope it's not finished yet.
Same sounds for voices and same ranged aiming sight, I got very bored of these in Warband. I hope they're placeholders...
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