Take Peters word for it, who uninstalled the game with a 8,2 K/D because he thinks cavalry overall and especially that weapon is stupidly broken and not fun to play. I don't see where you have shown that our arguments are flawed, all you are saying is I don't think so and I need more information, both sentences that you can literally repeat forever.Which one of those are cav mains? But yeah, sure, if a lot of people tend to have the same opinion it's definitely worth investigating, but I'm not arguing against that. I'm arguing against accepting that as a fact simply because I'm in a minority, especially when provided arguments are flawed.
Wrong, you are stating that the game and cavalry is well balanced, otherwise you wouldn't oppose the players that are saying they are not. Explain me how the skill level of your opponent comes into play then when you do so much damage with a single hit that your opponent instantly dies in most cases (as shown in the videos by Kawaii and jon). Are you arguing that a skilled player would never get hit? Adequately skilled player is yet another subjective term you are using in order to dodge the argument and deflect. Who is adequately skilled? What do you measure that by? Another term you can keep throwing at us forever.Arguments for what? I'm not exactly stating anything here. I just found the provided arguments for the statement dubious and called it out. It's not exactly an argument that something is broken if you can use it against noobs. Show me the same great play against a stack of adequately skilled players and then we'll talk. That's why I insist that we need both ranked and tournaments before we start deciding what's broken and what's not.
You made the statement that couch lances and crossbows are comparable with the situation of cavalry and their twohanders in Bannerlord. To that I responded with some thoughts on damage calculation that in my opinion makes the situation of cavalry in Bannerlord vastly different to that of couch lances and crossbows in Warband. Instead of trying to take that apart, you pick on rough estimates that, even if they are off, don't change the point. What we can see is that you are jumping from one point to the next whenever you get challenged on your previous one. You call out people for not being able to back up their statements with numbers and statistics, yet all you do is lazyly saying I don't think so. You are advanving nothing in this debate.No I'm not and I did in the past. It's just when your whole explanation consists of unbacked statements about "95% of the cases ", "obviously" and "the vast majority of anyone with basic understanding of the matter tells you otherwise" I'm not really getting convinced.
Has he tried playing against his peers? I mean, I experience something very similar in skirmish most of the time right now. But I don't think it has anything to do with balance, but rather the fact that I'm playing against newbies who don't even know how to block. I can't feasibly expect any kind of resistance from them.Take Peters word for it, who uninstalled the game with a 8,2 K/D because he thinks cavalry overall and especially that weapon is stupidly broken and not fun to play.
How about that part when in the beginning of the thread I said that showing videos of noobstomping isn't exactly showing anything but the disparity in skill?I don't see where you have shown that our arguments are flawed
Interesting, I did not know that! Can you quote the message where I state that?Wrong, you are stating that the game and cavalry is well balanced
Am I though? Or just pointing out that their arguments are flawed?otherwise you wouldn't oppose the players that are saying they are not
I don't think I need to explain that to you, since obviously you understand that on the example of couched lances and crossbows that we've discussed already.Explain me how the skill level of your opponent comes into play then when you do so much damage with a single hit that your opponent instantly dies in most cases
Good questions, and I mean it. That's why I insist on ranked and tournaments since skill isn't something that you can measure, but can guess with a relatively good margin of failure and regardless of the approach you are going to take it's still going to be very relative and never constant even within a single individual. But at the same time it is of paramount importance, since it dictates the ever elusive balance much more than simple variables like damage dealt by a single weapon.Who is adequately skilled? What do you measure that by?
What was there to take apart? You didn't refute my point, instead you showed that you are able to understand subtleties when it comes to downsides of one-shot weapons in Warband, but fail to do the same for Bannerlord. And most of your arguments weren't even arguments per se, but dismissals, if you believe that's gonna look convincing in the eyes of someone who's neutral on the matter but decides to read through all that, I think you're gonna be quite disappointed when you find out the truth.You made the statement that couch lances and crossbows are comparable with the situation of cavalry and their twohanders in Bannerlord. To that I responded with some thoughts on damage calculation that in my opinion makes the situation of cavalry in Bannerlord vastly different to that of couch lances and crossbows in Warband. Instead of trying to take that apart, you pick on rough estimates that, even if they are off, don't change the point.
I wouldn't worry about that. It doesn't feel like you guys play that much anyways, since like I said I mostly stumble upon newbies, less often or rather rarely stacks, but almost never those who complain here on the forum. But I'm still able to find a match at any time of the day almost instantly.On a side note, the good thing is nobody has to convince you. We are offering our opinions here just so that the developers can get a good overview of what the community thinks overall. And whether you are they like it or not, if the majority of multiplayer players is not happy with the game in it's current form, there is a problem. Unless, of course, you want to lose all of those players and keep playing for yourself.
Has he tried playing against his peers?
Then he has peaked. He must ascend beyond this mortal realm.Peter has no peers.
Another attempt to deflect, so I'll repeat my question: "Explain me how the skill level of your opponent comes into play then when you do so much damage with a single hit that your opponent instantly dies in most cases (as shown in the videos by Kawaii and jon). Are you arguing that a skilled player would never get hit?"Has he tried playing against his peers? I mean, I experience something very similar in skirmish most of the time right now. But I don't think it has anything to do with balance, but rather the fact that I'm playing against newbies who don't even know how to block. I can't feasibly expect any kind of resistance from them.
How about that part when in the beginning of the thread I said that showing videos of noobstomping isn't exactly showing anything but the disparity in skill?
When Group A makes the claim that cavalry and their twohanders are unbalanced, and then Person B constantly says that he does not find the arguments presented by Group A to be convincing, then there is little reason not to believe that he does think the opposite of what Group A thinks. Afterall, why would anyone without an opinion of their own, the other possibility in your case, engage in a conversation that tries to arrive at a common understanding of underlying problems, other than him simply trying to be annoying? Fortunately, this ambiguity can easily be cleared up by you telling us whether or not you think cavalry are overpowered in Bannerlord.Interesting, I did not know that! Can you quote the message where I state that?
Again, you are not pointing out flaws in argumentation, at least I haven't read anything from you that would convince me the logic behind our criticism is flawed, you are just lazyly calling for more evidence and statistics. That's a big difference.Am I though? Or just pointing out that their arguments are flawed?
You said the cases of cavalry in Bannerlord and couch lances/crossbows in Warband are comparable, I said they aren't. If you take the time to properly read my posts, you will be able to avoid constantly mixing up what people say in the future, and maybe even find the time to actually respond to what they are saying. So, I'm afraid, you still have to explain me how skill comes into play in the current situation we are observing in Bannerlord.I don't think I need to explain that to you, since obviously you understand that on the example of couched lances and crossbows that we've discussed already.
Again, I've been criticising the formula that calculates the damage dealt after a swing, taking all variables into account, including the damage rating of the weapon. I haven't criticised the damage rating of the weapon alone. As for tournament, by acknowledging that skill is something you can never measure with absolute certainty, you yourself make the best argument for skipping that part all together.Good questions, and I mean it. That's why I insist on ranked and tournaments since skill isn't something that you can measure, but can guess with a relatively good margin of failure and regardless of the approach you are going to take it's still going to be very relative and never constant even within a single individual. But at the same time it is of paramount importance, since it dictates the ever elusive balance much more than simple variables like damage dealt by a single weapon.
Well, then read again. In response to the videos posted by Kawaii and jon, I said that oneshot kills in comparison to infantry regularly needing up to 4-6 hits to kill someone is, by definition, unbalanced/overpowered.What was there to take apart? You didn't refute my point, instead you showed that you are able to understand subtleties when it comes to downsides of one-shot weapons in Warband, but fail to do the same for Bannerlord. And most of your arguments weren't even arguments per se, but dismissals, if you believe that's gonna look convincing in the eyes of someone who's neutral on the matter but decides to read through all that, I think you're gonna be quite disappointed when you find out the truth.
Yeah, because you don't see me ingame all my points must be wrong.I wouldn't worry about that. It doesn't feel like you guys play that much anyways, since like I said I mostly stumble upon newbies, less often or rather rarely stacks, but almost never those who complain here on the forum. But I'm still able to find a match at any time of the day almost instantly.
What a good example of infantry and stones being OP
Another attempt to deflect, so I'll repeat my question: "Explain me how the skill level of your opponent comes into play then when you do so much damage with a single hit that your opponent instantly dies in most cases (as shown in the videos by Kawaii and jon). Are you arguing that a skilled player would never get hit?"
You say they aren't, then they probably aren't, right? No need to provide arguments.You said the cases of cavalry in Bannerlord and couch lances/crossbows in Warband are comparable, I said they aren't. If you take the time to properly read my posts, you will be able to avoid constantly mixing up what people say in the future, and maybe even find the time to actually respond to what they are saying. So, I'm afraid, you still have to explain me how skill comes into play in the current situation we are observing in Bannerlord.
Ever heard of skepticism? I don't have to have an opposing opinion to question yours. But yeah I don't think that those two are op, but you said that I said that the game is balanced, which is a different statement. So the question is: are you not following your own line of arguments or you're just dishonest?When Group A makes the claim that cavalry and their twohanders are unbalanced, and then Person B constantly says that he does not find the arguments presented by Group A to be convincing, then there is little reason not to believe that he does think the opposite of what Group A thinks. Afterall, why would anyone without an opinion of their own, the other possibility in your case, engage in a conversation that tries to arrive at a common understanding of underlying problems, other than him simply trying to be annoying?
Just because I'm not convincing you doesn't mean I'm not pointing out flaws, same as if you think I'm doing it lazily or not.Again, you are not pointing out flaws in argumentation, at least I haven't read anything from you that would convince me the logic behind our criticism is flawed, you are just lazyly calling for more evidence and statsitics. That's a big difference.
So what do you propose? Dump the tournaments, dump the statisitcs and balance the game around what you and couple of your friends say?Again, I've been criticising the formula that calculates the damage dealt after a swing, taking all variables into account, including the damage rating of the weapon. I haven't criticised the damage rating of the weapon alone. As for tournament, by acknowledging that skill is something you can never measure with absolute certainty, you yourself make the best argument for skipping that part all together.
Besides, the little understanding I have of statistics tells me anyway, that based on the collected community feedback we can come to a similar conclusion as if we were solely focusing on the opinion of future tournament winners. Or in other words, it seems highly unlikely that all those who think the game is fine as it is right now are also all the best players in Bannerlord, with the deepest understanding of its mechanics and balance.
So you do see downsides of lances and crossbows but fail to see one for menavlion? Alright, how about the fact that you don't have a shield? Is that not a downside? Is it not obvious that I have to point it out to a warband veteran? Come on Scar.So I don't fail to acknowledge downsides of one-shot weapons in Bannerlord, I'm saying there aren't any downsides to one-shot weapons in Bannerlord. Now it is your turn to tell me what downsides there are to the one-shot weapons in Bannerlord.
Wrong. I see a lot of players except you, therefore I don't think there's a high chance of me ending up playing alone if you or other warband vets stop playing.Yeah, because you don't see me ingame all my points must be wrong.
Lmao i can do both.mfw Tork accusses someone else of never playing yet all I see him doing is commenting bull**** on the forums instead of actually playing:
By the way me and Caius have been discussing how completely devoid of toxicity this community is. Mind joining?I'm rude to other people online because social expectations can be difficult for me.
Dude, have you not noticed the sarcasm? With this video I was mocking the original video. That's the point, lol.how can you post a video like this without being a troll or inbred
Dude, have you not noticed the sarcasm? With this video I was mocking the original video. That's the point, lol.