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Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord

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It's in and out, actually.

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vonAchdorf

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The towns look really pretty but it seems almost pointless to actually walk around in them, except for roleplaying (larping).

Agreed. I love that you can click on a portrait and be taken directly to that person to speed things up.

During the campaign / quests some people don't show up in the fast click menu and you have to enter the town to find them.
 

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Apparently you can't choose your starting area. Bit disappointing.
It's the campaign mode, so probably that's why.
They could give different starting weapons for each background: as two handed battanian with bow skills I had only one handed and polearm weapons for the whole tutorial.
The third to last character choice (military career) does exactly that.
 
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I played Bannerlord yesterday and I thought it was okay.

10 hours went by quicker than I could realise. The game is just as engrossing as Warband. But a little bit more polished in some areas, but not others like [STRING LITTLE BROTHER INVALID NAME NOT FOUND] oh and that awful bit where [STRING GIVING A SHIT INVALID] However, Native is still a pretty bland setting.

Bring on the Warhammer and LotR mods.
 

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Got it for 40 Eurobucks at Cdkeys! Good bargain. Can't wait to give it a try.

Regarding the collision problems that Lithium Flower is describing, I doubt anything that was fixable in Warband won't be fixable in Bannerlord. :fabulously_optimistic:
 
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Got it for 40 Eurobucks at Cdkeys! Good bargain. Can't wait to give it a try.

Regarding the collision problems that Lithium Flower is describing, I doubt anything that was fixable in Warband won't be fixable in Bannerlord. :fabulously_optimistic:

By all accounts, everything should be even more fixable. Taleworlds are claiming much less of Bannerlord is hardcoded. So even greater feats of modding can be achieved even easier than before.
 

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The character editor reminds me of the story when I let my wife play Dragon Age Inquisition. Spent 40 minutes just on choosing a hairstyle in the character editor. In the end went with a Qunari.
 

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The character editor reminds me of the story when I let my wife play Dragon Age Inquisition. Spent 40 minutes just on choosing a hairstyle in the character editor. In the end went with a Qunari.
I'd say that every gamer who ever played a game that had a character editor with their partner knows that particular problem...
 

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The character editor reminds me of the story when I let my wife play Dragon Age Inquisition. Spent 40 minutes just on choosing a hairstyle in the character editor. In the end went with a Qunari.
The asymmetry option is a nice touch, given how deformed people were in the middle ages.
 

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