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iRk
Sweden83 Posts
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Xife
224 Posts
You need to be patient tho, as a peasant you will not get many kills and will die many many times. | ||
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ffswowsucks
Greece2298 Posts
On May 08 2011 22:05 Xife wrote: www.c-rpg.net is a great mod for Warband. You sign up and then play multiplayer sieges / battles and your character levels up and you add stats as well as buy gear. You need to be patient tho, as a peasant you will not get many kills and will die many many times. We are sorry, the cRPG website is having technical difficulties right now... | ||
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jtype
England2167 Posts
Adds quite a few nice features that help you progress smoothly, like having the opportunity to invest in local business in any town/city that you go to, for example. | ||
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RoosterSamurai
Japan2108 Posts
It's a great addition to the Mount and Blade franchise. I feel like it's added a level of strategy to the game, instead of just getting to level 25 and chopping up 60 guys all by yourself. They added guns, but I don't feel like they are OP. Even though they do a lot of damage if you actually manage to hit someone, they take like 10 seconds to reload. I pre-ordered it during the sale, and me and my friends love it. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys mount and blade. | ||
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Jyvblamo
Canada13788 Posts
On May 07 2011 10:08 floor exercise wrote: Anyone who doesn't own Warband yet (aka noobs) you can get it from direct2drive for 5.99, and if you google a tellapal referral link you can even get 15% of that if you are super cheap, making it just over 5 bux Thanks for the tip! Do you think it's fine for someone who hasn't played the vanilla M&B to jump into Warband? And is there any point in playing the vanilla if I buy Warband? | ||
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kuresuti
1393 Posts
On May 09 2011 00:59 Jyvblamo wrote: Thanks for the tip! Do you think it's fine for someone who hasn't played the vanilla M&B to jump into Warband? And is there any point in playing the vanilla if I buy Warband? No. Warband is the same except more stuff. | ||
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jtype
England2167 Posts
On May 09 2011 00:53 RoosterSamurai wrote: Have any of you guys checked out With Fire and Sword? It's a great addition to the Mount and Blade franchise. I feel like it's added a level of strategy to the game, instead of just getting to level 25 and chopping up 60 guys all by yourself. They added guns, but I don't feel like they are OP. Even though they do a lot of damage if you actually manage to hit someone, they take like 10 seconds to reload. I pre-ordered it during the sale, and me and my friends love it. I recommend it to anyone who enjoys mount and blade. Yea, I also preordered it and have really enjoyed it so far. It's a lot more challenging than the previous games; and I wouldn't say that those were easy either. Guns aren't OP, they do just about the amount of damage you'd expect from them  . However, I would say that it can make the game a bit frustrating if someone just gets a lucky headshot on you from miles away and your AI buddies aren't really up to the task of winning by themselves.It's a shame there isn't an option to switch control to one of your party, after you die. Although maybe that would remove some of the challenge.. | ||
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MHT
Sweden1026 Posts
On May 09 2011 00:59 Jyvblamo wrote: Thanks for the tip! Do you think it's fine for someone who hasn't played the vanilla M&B to jump into Warband? And is there any point in playing the vanilla if I buy Warband? Actually i think warbands is a much better and improved version of vanilla. So i would actually recommend just skipping vanilla alltogether since this game dosen't really revolve around story and its simple to learn. Also you should try out some mods since they make the game way better imo. Think the one i use is called diplomacy and conquest, it adds alot diffrent things to the game making it much better. | ||
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Oneoldfogie
United Kingdom61 Posts
However, I have to say that I didn't really like playing the single player portion of the game as I didnt really know what I was supposed to be doing at any point. Although, im pretty sure i was just doing it wrong. The real great thing about MB:WB is the multiplayer content in my opinion and is what I've spent most of my time doing. Just debating whether or not to get Fire and Sword now though, or wait until the price drops. | ||
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fush
Canada563 Posts
On May 09 2011 01:25 Oneoldfogie wrote: I love Mount and Blade: Warband, I bought it really cheap off Steam based on a recommendation from some friends, and for the amount of game time I've thus far received, it could actually be one of the most cost effective purchases I've made to date. However, I have to say that I didn't really like playing the single player portion of the game as I didnt really know what I was supposed to be doing at any point. Although, im pretty sure i was just doing it wrong. The real great thing about MB:WB is the multiplayer content in my opinion and is what I've spent most of my time doing. Just debating whether or not to get Fire and Sword now though, or wait until the price drops. basically don't need the vanilla if you have warband, since warband has the single player component intact as well as the multiplayer. which servers do you usually play online? | ||
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Psyonic_Reaver
United States4343 Posts
Guns OP. | ||
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Deleted User 101379
4849 Posts
On May 09 2011 01:08 jtype wrote: Yea, I also preordered it and have really enjoyed it so far. It's a lot more challenging than the previous games; and I wouldn't say that those were easy either. Guns aren't OP, they do just about the amount of damage you'd expect from them . However, I would say that it can make the game a bit frustrating if someone just gets a lucky headshot on you from miles away and your AI buddies aren't really up to the task of winning by themselves.It's a shame there isn't an option to switch control to one of your party, after you die. Although maybe that would remove some of the challenge.. I think the missing real levelling of your troops (except for the veteran thing) really hurts gameplay. Also, in warband i loved forming my own faction after a while and making my heroes vassals, but now it doesn't seem possible. The city upgrading is tedious, too. It's also quite annoying that on many castles, your troops stop on the top of the ladder and don't move further in, even if there is no enemy on the other side, so you have to get a good engineer to be able to blow up the walls to capture those castles, even if you have far more troops. I think fire and sword will be a nice game after the modders get their hands on it or the developers fix the problems, but currently it's fun in the first hours but when it gets to sieging castles, owning cities, etc. it is worse than warband. | ||
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Caryc
Germany330 Posts
basically i downloaded the demos and i dont really understand what i have to do (quest : kill the looters! -> attack -> kill 5 looters -> money. next quest : kill the looters in the hidout -> i die ) but i like the combat :D | ||
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Deleted User 101379
4849 Posts
On May 12 2011 18:18 Caryc wrote: would you recommend the game for online only? basically i downloaded the demos and i dont really understand what i have to do (quest : kill the looters! -> attack -> kill 5 looters -> money. next quest : kill the looters in the hidout -> i die ) but i like the combat :D Only played F&S in multiplayer, but it was quite fun, though there were a ton of annoying people. That included extremely racist chat, people standing on the ladders and blocking their own team from getting up to people buying grenades just to teamkill half their team at the start of the round. I think it could be a lot of fun with a good team though. | ||
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
On May 12 2011 17:34 Psyonic_Reaver wrote: Fire and Guns or whatever it's called just game out. Guns OP. Guns in Siege situations are so fucking dumb. | ||
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whatusername
Canada1181 Posts
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Taurent
Canada401 Posts
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floor exercise
Canada5847 Posts
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SirMilford
Australia1269 Posts
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