Posted on: October 20, 2020

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Just7

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Awesome game, great modding community.

Great game. I am a long time Mount and Blade fan and played since the first game came out. Bannerlord has really improved the realism. I love the horse combat, the way the horses move feels natural and realistic. AI has improved a lot from the way the AI charges through infantry and comes around for repeat charges, to horse archers actually keeping distance and running around infantry firing arrows into their ranks. I can just imagine that's how the armies of Ghengis Khan fought. So much better than previous where they just stop and get stuck inside infantry ranks. In short, horse combat feels more exciting, fluid and real. Same for foot combat, just better in every aspect. I guess you can see in the videos. They've made many improvements that on the surface appear subtle but adds so much depth. Hitting enemies just at the right "arc" in your swing for max damage, crush through, weapons getting blocked by ally or enemy limbs/bodies/weapons etc. if you time/aim/swing poorly, plus a lot more i wont mention. For those wanting to master the "art" of combat, there is a lot to work with here. Landscape, cities and towns, look great. Coming from warband that was my comparison, but still to me, it's a huge improvement and just adds to immersion. I'm really looking forward to what mods the huge modding community will come up with. That in itself will be worth the full price of this game many times over. Warband has many full conversion mods created by dedicated fans over the years covering many time periods/cultures (Samurai, roman legions, crusades, mongols, lord of the rings - you name it and it probably has been done). After playing Bannerlord (even early access), i'm confident the modding community will only grow. Can't wait to see the full conversion mods. I never write game reviews. But for Bannerlord I had to make an exception. Highly recommended!

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Posted on: February 21, 2022

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ryansw

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Highly Recommended

Apart from the earlier Warband no other game touches the experience Bannerlord provides. From very humble beginnings you can take on entire realms, walk around villages, towns and castles each uniquely styled after their faction. Choose to wander the lands as you will, be a trader and run trade caravans across distant lands, become supreme Champion horn your weapon skills in the Arenas, choose to serve one of the Lords who hold power or become the one who unites all under your banner. Massive improvement from the earlier Warband in every respect and only set to get better as time goes on. Switch from 1st person to 3rd person as you lead your forces in massive battles and sieges. One of the very few titles nowadays thats can genuinely provide those Wow moments and provide an experience none other can touch.

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Posted on: October 8, 2020

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joelandsonja

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Well Worth The Wait!

I have been waiting 8 long years to play this game, and I can safely say that it did not disappoint! You can immediately tell that the developers put their heart and soul into this game, and it clearly has a lot of potential to become the best game in the franchise. There are only a few minor issues that I've been having with the game so far, so I'll do my best to summarize these problems. #1. The viewing angles on the map aren't quite perfected. I rather enjoyed how the original Mount and Blade used the mouse to turn the map in a left/right when you moved it to the edge of the screen, but this version requires you to right click while you turn the mouse, which isn't great. #2. I think the viewing angles also cause a bit of an issue during battles as well. Combat on the ground is just as good as the original games, but it's a bit lacking on horseback. I find it much more difficult to attack enemies on horseback, but perhaps this will change as my character levels up. #3. I miss the simplicity from past games in the series. I applaud the developers for upgrading the leveling system and adding so many new features, but I can't help thinking that less is more. I'm trying to take it slow, but it feels like I'm not quite understanding all of the new features. That being said, there's no way that I could rate this game less than 5 stars. It has far too much potential to be any lower, and I look forward to see how the game develops over the coming years!

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Posted on: November 1, 2022

shadower_sc

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A Good Game in it's own right

While the developers decided not to create a co-op campaign experience. It does have some co-op like multiplayer game modes. It's all still very much PvP, but one of my favorite multiplayer modes has you leading a band of guys along with 3 or 4 (something like that) bands of teammates against enemy bands. It's a very fun game mode, but you really feel the hurt when you're going up against veteran players. I.E. teams that work together and know what they're doing. Even then, some factions are just plain better than others. It's one of those hard to balance things and hopefully they've continued to work on that. I played some of the campaign, but it was Early Access when I played and they were releasing massive updates. Thus, I with a 300GB data cap (at the time), decided to wait for it to get to full release. Now, it's full release and it's on GOG. I'll have to get it here when I have some free cash to blow. It's definitely a game I want in my more permanent Game Collection. While this could be viewed as an eye candy update to Warband. It has some features and niceties that set it apart from the much older games in the franchise.

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Posted on: June 5, 2024

henull

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So much potential

Feudalism sandbox is good way to describe this game. My main complaint is that end game is annoying and boring, but until that it can be really fun and frustrating at the same time. When you are finalizing the main quest, the last enemy you have to destroy is probably the most annoying quest I have ever had in any game I have ever played. They recruited more folks to their tribes faster than I could find them, my parties and other kingdom members were completely useless as they couldn't catch these 1-15 people groups, so I had to hunt them down. Of course, unless you have all the correct perks they start to escape very quickly, and if you chop the down, they recruit more people. One clan had like 4 rows of members by the time I had finally caught last 5 and chopped them at the same time.

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