This video made me sad, it exposed some stuff I wasn't aware of, like the economy not being simulated whatsoever, not even in any slightest manner
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Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord
- Thread starter Turisas
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Was installing mods today, so many dead ones. The fix is extremely simple - TaleWorlds pays the modder for an update every time, it can be something simple like $500. Would cost the company nothing, but it'd keep the mods alive and this increases shelf life.
All companies should do this one simple trick...
All companies should do this one simple trick...
oldbonebrown
Arcane
LizardWizard it's not something you can disagree with. The combat is where the game shines, and the combat shines when you use the most elite troop - the Khan's Guard. Destroying armies with the Khan's Guard is the supreme experience of Bannerlord.
Then there is a bunch of secondary content that you can play around with that at best serves your adventure as a mongol but that can be enjoyed for secondary reasons.
Then there is a bunch of secondary content that you can play around with that at best serves your adventure as a mongol but that can be enjoyed for secondary reasons.
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