Sid Meier warns the games industry about monetisation

[Horked]

personally i think it's easier to make a pc game

Well... Its not.

Now it all makes sense.

 

[KingEroc1st]

Well... Its not.

Now it all makes sense.

perhaps you have different definitions of games than me. i won't call any piece of mobile/console mass of garbage codes a "game".
and some of the best games i've had the pleasure of playing are simple in design. could be made from javascript in half a day.

 

[Younes]

i'm making the argument that the company that made mount and blade is actively trying to kill their franchise with their second installment of the series, you might disagree with me, but saying M&B is becoming mainstream? lol it had the chance during the first month of ER. but we know the rest now don't we....

You saying Taleworlds is trying to kill itself is a bigger conspiracy then the flat earth conspiracy.
I never said M&B has become mainstream, i was talking about the souls genre.

 

[Horked]

some of the best games i've had the pleasure of playing are simple in design. could be made from javascript in half a day.

Please name a few of them (classic/traditionel boardgames that was made into a videogame doesnt count)

 

[DanAngleland]

I also pre-ordered Victrix Norman Cavalry that cost me more than this game.

Norman Cavalry

The Norman Cavalry set includes 12 highly detailed 28mm plastic figures. With this set you can create Norman Knights, Breton Knights, Early Crusader Knights and Islamic/Andalusian heavy cavalry. There is a mix of mail and sale armour and many head and weapon options. The set is also supported by...

www.victrixlimited.com

I wish the Vlandians were more like this in Bannerlord (not only in terms of equipment, but also horse size).

 

[Horked]

I wish the Vlandians were more like this in Bannerlord (not only in terms of equipment, but also horse size).

隐藏: The Jutland horse

Danish bred work horse. Smaller than the Shire horse but very stronk.

Hauling beer!

Tank

"Horses from Jutland were exported to England, Germany, and France during the Middle Ages,[5] and were popular mounts for knights, especially for use in jousting.[1] The first mention of the Jutland type is from the 12th century, when they are documented as war horses with many useful attributes."

Jutland horse - Wikipedia

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