The bliss I experienced from throwing myself into the middle of a chaotic rumble of shouting warriors in this game is simply unparalleled. All in all, the battles in Mount & Blade: Warband comes as close to the feeling of an all-out Medieval brawl as any game ever has. This makes for some rather large fights reminiscent of the Dynasty Warriors series. The maximum number of warriors in a single battlefield can vary between 150 and 400, depending on your settings. Arrows and crossbow bolts simply don’t do as much damage as they should, but they still have their uses. Anything other than a sword will always be less than optimal, and there is absolutely no reason not to own a horse. This game accommodates many different battle styles, but the dominant and most rewarding build is the knight on horseback with lance and half-hand sword. The sheer variety of usable weapons and weapon options also add to the depth.
Every character can attack and block from multiple directions, making for a fight system with a good amount of depth. The combat in Mount & Blade: Warband is fairly good. There is no one way to accomplish this, and the player is left to their own devices right from the start, which makes the story of Mount & Blade: Warband extremely dynamic and open-ended. By cleverly manipulating the game’s economy and their own reputation within this world, the player’s goal is to gain control of towns and cities to ultimately become king (or queen) supreme of all the land. The map is filled with bandits and a handful of competing factions that offer the player opportunities for combat and forming alliances. Traversing a large map through top-down navigation, the player can visit towns and cities to recruit other mercenaries to join their company. Taking control of a lonely mercenary, the player is thrust into Mount & Blade‘s harsh world. Mount & Blade: Warband is an adventure– RPG game based in a fictionalized world reminiscent of Medieval Europe. With this release looming ever closer, let’s take one last look at at Bannerlord‘s predecessor, Mount & Blade: Warband, to see where we are and where we would like to go with this franchise. Needless to say, people are pretty stoked. From the looks of things, Bannerlord will be an improvement on the series in every way. Bannerlord will serve as a sequel to Mount & Blade: Warband, which was the second and most beloved entry to the series. This highly anticipated game will be the latest entry in the Mount & Blade series, which includes Mount & Blade, Mount & Blade: Warband, and Mount and Blade: With Fire and Sword. Within the year 2016, Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord will be released to the public.
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