If you have a surgeon in your party, and you are in an army, just watch the death-vs-wounded ratio for your party and compare to the NPC partys ratio. With the Scholar surgeon (120 medicine) as my surgeon i usually have around 1/3 dead, 2/3 wounded, for the npcs its usually the opposite. So yes, a good surgeon defenitly makes a difference in
If that is something you want to use smithing would be the way to get one. It is also hilariously op for making money, you can easily make weapons worth over 100k. I love making my own clan's smithed weapons, however the slow pace of unlocked parts for the type I like to build/use is annoying.
Yes. It is. I dont know what people in this sub are on about, its not as perfect as we imagined - but I easily wasted 100 enjoyable hours in it. And that is without mods, pre-release. Of course that is worth 50 bucks. The full release version comes out tomorrow, so there may be a discount in the near future.
If you check it says "8.34% leveling speed" for example. #9. 101 Mar 31, 2020 @ 5:17pm. Skills levelling far too slow to actually be useful is a common theme for Bannerlord. #10. Kapuska Mar 31, 2020 @ 6:00pm. Originally posted by Hagrid Glodson: Originally posted by Kharn Terrer:
if playing with game changing mods then warband>bannerlord if playing native possibly with some slight mods bannerlord>warband If you are tired of warband then i would not recommend bannerlord, i would recommend mods or a different game for you. If you just want to load up some mount and blade without much mods then bannerlord all the way
Vanilla Bannerlord > Vanilla Warband but that doesn't say much because imo Vanilla WB is extremely feature bland. for me the most incomplete part about Vanilla BL is that it has no solution to the constant war problem. there is nothing/very little of alliances, truces, diplomacy, relationships, personalities mattering, etc. and the influence currency system seems completely useless apart from
I have sunk an ungodly amount of time into Bannerlord - Partly because I love the game and partly because of this channel. My review is blunt, brutally hone
Our Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord beginner’s guide has 10 tips to help you get started on your journey. We discuss various facets, including the ideal options when first creating your character. We also talk about combat mechanics, sieges, settlements, and more.
The title says it all but I’m at a bit of a stand still. Im trying to decide between Mount & Blade 2 and No Mans Sky both on PS5. No Man’s Sky is 30 dollars right now, and Mount & Blade is 35. I’ll probably post the same thing in the no man’s sky Reddit to get both view points. I know either way you can sink plenty and plenty of hours
2MU4A. 75pwef1plz.pages.dev/50175pwef1plz.pages.dev/12475pwef1plz.pages.dev/20375pwef1plz.pages.dev/18775pwef1plz.pages.dev/71075pwef1plz.pages.dev/28275pwef1plz.pages.dev/73075pwef1plz.pages.dev/12175pwef1plz.pages.dev/70175pwef1plz.pages.dev/56475pwef1plz.pages.dev/45275pwef1plz.pages.dev/36775pwef1plz.pages.dev/92275pwef1plz.pages.dev/33375pwef1plz.pages.dev/922
is mount and blade 2 bannerlord worth it
