Posted on: February 20, 2018

lucycha

Jeux: 114 Avis: 12

Unexpectedly fun!

I was an errand girl of the Nord. First I met a few lords. Then went from villages to villages hunting bounty and collectings taxes. Sometimes I need to go to castles after castles delivering messages and asking for debts. I began small but during my travel I gathered as many volunteers and mates as possible to guard me throughout my errands. There were a lot of sea people here so we need numbers to survive. Overtime my crew and I got stronger and more famous as result of battle. As I was prepared for next errand, a lord from Swadia asked me to join his campaign but I refused. I wanted to be part of the Nord. So I asked a lord of a nearby Nord Castle if there was another errand. Instead I was invited to lead a band of mercenaries against Swadia. Yes was my answer. Dutifully I carried out the tasks. One by one. Eventually my service was recognized. One day the king Ragnar himself summoned me. He asked me to join him and the other lords for siege. My first task is to scout the towns ahead. However as I travelled back to the capital I was pursued by the larger, faster Swadian army. My party and I annihilated the first wave of 1:3 ratio. When Swadian reinforcement came, I knew I would lose. They captured me and my party and I lost a lot of my spoils. After a few days I managed to escape topless. Situation worsened when one of them decided to leave me along the way. I returned to king Ragnar to give him the scout info. With no equipment and crews, I head back to the market for recruits and some armor. Then I joined the other lords for siege and helped one of them during combat. We were outnumbered but together we overwhelmed the Swadia. We showed the no mercy. We took the prisoners and augmented them in our ranks. I got my old crew back. And I demmand a payback. I have played Sid Meier's Pirates! and after few hours I got bored because even though it is a sandbox it was just bland and mundane. That isn't the case with Mount & Blade as you can see.

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Posted on: April 17, 2018

sataribus

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Jeux: 92 Avis: 13

Great staple of a game

Most would toss away the idea that Mount and Blade is better than Warband . But I'd like to offer why and in what way it is; it's been the-most-modded game of the series, and has stood the test of time. I have bought the series from Tales World, and so I have definitely had my fill of War band which no doubt brought new things to the game but, this never stopped me from appreciating this game and the mods not found in warband . The game has great physics, none of the elaborate things that Warband has, that is, until the mods are given a try. I am glad also that I bought my GoG copy because if nay issue on downloading the game pops up, try and seek help from the "support team" at Tales World, just don't hold your breath. 5 Stars, and this first game of the series will always be in my "go play it" list.

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Posted on: March 22, 2018

Gylfe

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Dream come true!

I bought M&B and Warband directly from Taleworlds, but bought them again from GoG. I just couldn't believe it when I read about this game. Essentially a medieval simulator with real-time combat, mounted combat, and castle and city sieges. It's basically the game I was waiting for my entire life! It takes place in a fictional world of Calradia, which mirrors Europe during the middle ages. Each faction has strengths and weaknesses, and are developed to resemble a real faction or nation from the time. For example, one faction has very heavy infantry, but their archers and cavalry aren't the greatest. Another faction has great cavalry, they excel at archery, but they have only little to no armor. There are castles and towns. Towns serve as your hub for finding quests, hiring mercenaries, taking part in tournaments and arenas, finding information, finding companions, and meeting with faction lords. Castles are more of a military outpost that extends the faction's influence. There you can really only meet with the castle lords. Both towns and lords can be seized for your own faction, and then the king of your faction distributes fiefdom as he sees fit. Throughout the land there are various unaffiliated groups such as bandits and deserters that will attack you if they think they can take you. The world map represents armies with a single unit and you point and click to move. Once you go into combat or into a town or castle, it switches to glorious 3D (3rd or 1st person view). It is a true sandbox RPG. You recruit troops and companions and create your own army. Equip your character's armor and weapons, and assign skills as you level. You can decide to join a faction and become a lord, battling for your king and kingdom. You can become a peaceful trader and only fight to defend your company. You can become a bandit and prey on caravans and villages. There is somewhat of a story or main questline to follow, but you don't have to. Whatever you do is completely up to you. The graphics are not the greatest and weren't even when it was released. It was made by a very small team (husband and wife I believe). The sound is great and immersive. This is THE game to make you feel like you're back in that time and to fulfill your desires to conquer a kingdom! I highly recommend it, even with its grossly outdated graphics, nothing comes close to comparing to it today. It's quite clear this was made by a small team that always dreamed of this type of game like many of us and not some mega corporation only worrying about the bottom line. They clearly had passion for this game and it shows. Don't forget the mods!!! The game has full mod support and there are a ton of great mods out for it!

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Posted on: November 14, 2018

Basol

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Jeux: 54 Avis: 13

The best Medieval game ever made

You can be the hero, the villain, or just a guy or gal trying to get by. This is a game for anyone who has a yen for history, the Middle Ages, knights, and medieval warfare. GRAPHICS 7.0 SOUND 7.0 GAMEPLAY 8.5

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Posted on: December 25, 2019

ASC-Rex

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The first game of mount & blade

this was the first game that came out. I was cheap and not that pritty. in the end it gave us the chance to do battle and start our own adventures. the mount and blade warband would be to prefere in stead of this one. but this one started everything. :D still worth trying out, because it was the first one. then you can see for your self what they changed in the game. if you dont like the price, then you really forgetting it is not the price, but the experience from the game you should be counting, and the hours playing it. I will steal your hours away.

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