Comments - Ettenrocal

Time flies!

I hope for this feature too.

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Chill man, it's true it is long but it is real. And the features of the first version are more than just Hispania 1200, there's features of all the best mods, formations from Brytenwalda (by motomataru), diplomacy improved, some little features from TLD etc... The prewiew screens are just a little part of all that have been done, don't ask me how i know this.

Anyone who want contribute to the mod can contact the team by modDB.

Bodyslide or something. It will be in next update if my merory is good.

Play warband mod on Fallout 4 base might be easier solution XD

You can talk to settlers in villages and ask them to join you.

There's a scene editor integrated in the game, to learn to use you need one week or two. Making good scene depends the speed of each person and how maniac you are with details. Making a good scene it's between 10h and 50hours and you can go 100hours when making huge towns. :)

Most of the walls of Lyon were on a rocky elevated part.

Added to my "must play" list :)))

You kind of funny, you clearly not understand how much time it takes to make mods and how much time it takes to have enough skill to make mods.

Historically accurate backgrounds: i really like that! great idea.

Excellent, many new features! I will surely try it when it comes out!

Still believe in Santa? ;-)

That some of the best models for Bannerlord i seen! Realistic (in a fantasy style which is even harder) and perfectly proportionate. And very nice level design work, much much respect for the guy who done that, that's like two years i try put my hands on Bannerlord scene editor... lol

2024?

I have always used "pain au chocolat", never heard chocolatine since few years ago... But in anyway chocolate and viennoiserie is not historically accurate for time period.

A Boulangerie.

I'm not bow expert, but recursive short bow should not be that powerful, especially they should not have a long range. I have read during the crusades Franks were outpowering Saracens horse archers troops with crossbow and bows (they were hiding them behind wall of pavies) and that the Saracens were just stuck in knights mail; it was not really harmful for knights. This tactic was used by Richard Lionheart at Jaffa battle. You can check wikipedia and see the really little losses on crusader side against outnumbering horse archer force.

M&B 3 !!!

Excellent quality work!

三年，说短又长

Nice project! I follow.

Big!

Great!

There's tons of manuscripts miniatures with those crosses far before from mod period and during mod period, and for the crosses itself i never said it was paint on clothe (even if technically possible). This thing of identifying with crosses date back from the crusades were "going to crusade" was actually named "taking the cross" because people or soldiers/knights were putting a fabric cross on their clothe or cape. About your "source" better say nothing that speak of source you can't provide.

Most textures are very good (i mean the diffuse), but i think there's a problem with normal maps that give this "plastic" feeling.

Yes, that's for sure nice and useful addition. :-)

I tried improve Bannerlord base faces but it's very complicated, you need to dive into the scripts. It's not just about changing facecodes there's randomness coded by scripts, need programming skills just for this... damn.