mount and blade warband mods to play before bannerlord

But I always have to do 'milk run' either by pillaging villages, accepting stupid bandit quests or doing trade (which is one of the best method since it's easy). It cost me 2000 per week (almost) and I have 12000 on me. I don't have problems maintaining my army. They always have 150+ men inside, not counting that they'll have the advantage since they defend. But I feel at this rate, it's going to take me 50h before I can get an army big enough to take on a castle. Why weren't they already in the fight ? Do you always have some kind of reserve ? How do you decide what goes in reserve and what doesn't ? How does the seed for armies work in real time battle ? I always control my own battle, and recently I had a battle that was much tighter than I thought it would, and then out of the blue I got a 'Reinforcement arrived' message and my 15 mameluke cavalry came out of nowhere and crushed the opposition.There are some basic stuff I don't quite understand and maybe you could help: Maybe mods are better but for now even the base game is great. For now I am very much enjoying this, it's freakin' awesome. Started playing this with no previous knowledge of the game. It also has the ability to keep fighting as a companion or other unit after you're knocked out, like in 1257ad if I remember correctly.Įdit: I think my record for kills in one fight is 170, so that should give you an idea of how strong you can be.Since I didn't find a recent thread that's just about the game in general, I'll ask my questions here. If you want to play a mod which gives you the ability to truly be powerful, and where you as a player is more important in battles give it a go. There are many other great perks which are cool, like more tactical ones giving bonuses to your nearby troops, more damage to you, and so on. Just get enough ironflesh, get high enough level to have many perks, get good armor, and get the perk hardened (or something like that) It gives the player a vampiric ability in their attacks, which makes the player return 1% of health per point they have in ironflesh every time they injure or kill an enemy.

The perk system is what gives the player the ability to be a god. It features a perk system, in addition to lots of other cool game changes, like recruitment from castles, unique location troops and so on.

Mount and blade warband mods to play before bannerlord