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Skins - Should the current ones really cost ingame currency?
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I think mods should be content orientated, not focused on adding feats or mechanics that the base game ought to have generically (is this even a word lol)
That's not how the biggest mods in warband blossomed with.
Some of them feel a bit overpriced, I think. Especially the Pauldron Capes since they aren't interchangeable between Vlandia and Empire despite both variations using the same mesh and textures.
What i'd like to see personally is the Battanian ninja hood being compatible with more classes. The Aserai Guard and Khuzait Nomad could benefit from having it IMO.
But personally, I think what's a bigger priority is for cosmetic items to better reflect the armor ratings of their attached classes. As i've mentioned in earlier threads, some classes have access to modern-day cosplay materials while other classes can somehow have as much armor as a proper chainmail shirt just by wearing a decorative cloth over their casual wear. And then we have the Aserai Guard who seems to be wearing a solid gold breastplate without Improved Armor, and a gold-plated breastplate made of actual protective materials with Improved Armor
What i'd like to see personally is the Battanian ninja hood being compatible with more classes. The Aserai Guard and Khuzait Nomad could benefit from having it IMO.
But personally, I think what's a bigger priority is for cosmetic items to better reflect the armor ratings of their attached classes. As i've mentioned in earlier threads, some classes have access to modern-day cosplay materials while other classes can somehow have as much armor as a proper chainmail shirt just by wearing a decorative cloth over their casual wear. And then we have the Aserai Guard who seems to be wearing a solid gold breastplate without Improved Armor, and a gold-plated breastplate made of actual protective materials with Improved Armor
The Xbox playerbase will only be on vanilla and itll likely be quite active, this grind sounds like it could keep new players from starting off with customization and only the veterans having the ability to be recognized and i support that idea unless theres a reason for me not to
Lol it looks like they did
Not everyone wants to spend 10 hours just to unlock a fancy cape.
Then don't? If you don't want the cape, don't use it. If you want the cape, go farm for it. Not everyone deserves everything in life with no work put in for it.
I take it you've never played any sort of competitive videogame then where putting in the time to learn the mechanics can certainly be defined as 'work'. I also understand that clearly you've never played any sort of game where upgrading your character comes at some sort of 'work' cost instead of just going from level 1 to 100 instantly. You obviously want the cape, go farm for it, instead of just complaining to complain.
System is not monetized.... your complaints are literally against a strawman that does not exist.none of the monetisation crap should be in a TW game....
There is farming and grinding, and there is also pain staking work. I have played bannerlord on average 4-6 hours a day for 20 days in the past month, and have barely made a dent in the loot shop. I have 1090 hours in the game and have enjoyed my time learning mechanics, but it is no fun to grind for such a pitiful reward. They should up the reward system, compensate the players who are such a high level already or they should make the system engaging.
Have you ever played Warband MP?
Yes I have. I also don't see the point you're trying to make. Just because Warband's multiplayer had zero progression whereas Bannerlord has an entirely cosmetic progression system does not in any way mean Bannerlord is doing things 'wrong' as you forum kiddies like to view it.
I have around 1700 hours in the game, much of this is singleplayer, and much of it is online play before any loot system was introduced. If I had to make an estimate, I've played less than 200 hours with the loot system ingame, and in this relatively small amount of time, I've spent over 15k loot on various cosmetic items and have never felt the system is not 'engaging' or unwilling to compensate players who are a high level already seeing as you were given a loot bonus based on your level when the system was introduced.
This may have something to do with the fact they are different factions. This really should not need to be explained to any reasonable individual.
