The sword converts all Physical damage from Rightous Fervor to Fire, while the gauntlets converts all Fire damage from the same skill to Physical. If I equip them both, what damage will come out?
How will the Retaliation damage added to this skill be affected? Will it be all Physical or all Fire?
With this sword, with Field Command turned on, will all Physical Damage get converted to Fire Damage, regardless of which skills produce it?
Will Physical Retaliation Damage added to an attack get converted to Fire Retaliation Damage?
I remember getting Dobart, Hercules, Grunil outfit on my Ninja when playing through the main questline, but so far have obtained none on my Wukong. Are those not yet implemented for Wukong?
It will be quite a perk if they are indestructible.
Before FoA, my game was always smooth on the highest graphic settings, but it has become almost unplayable with those same settings. I saw some posts saying turning off shadows fixed it. My question is: does this happen to everyone or just certain graphic cards? Is this being investigated at the moment? I am ok to wait a couple of months for devs to fine-tune things.
I don't play with multihit because I want it to be as realistic as possible, but then when zombies do this, I question my standards of realism in this game. Are you using multihit or no multihit?
Like birthday presents or anything like that?
Just asking for opinions.
After patch, interacting with Emma's Banquet Table leads to this screen and the cutscene does not play. Does anyone have a similar issue?
I saw many people asking for more magics in this game and am glad that devs also plan to change the magic system in 1.0. What kind of magics would you want devs to consider?
I'll add mine here:
- Some lighting magic: summoning a wisp that works like a torch.
- Trap magic: like Runic Trap in Outward.
- Geomancy magic: first click targets the ground/wall, second click targets an enemy to convert the voxel into a stone bullet/spike to skewer the enemy.
Hi all, I have just bought the game today and played around in Survival mode. My character died of starvation before I even reached Long Keep. Even tweaking the starvation time to max (20 min) feels too short. What are your settings to make the survival system feel realistic? Should I just turn off the starvation mechanic altogether?
I'm a hardcore survival-action offline game solo player who also loves the immersion of an open-world RPG. Summer sales are on and it is hard to pick out a new game to stick to for the next 200 hours (at least), especially when these don't have a demo version to try out. If you have played any of these before, could you please give me your thoughts on them?
Bellwright (I love the realism, but heard that the combat felt... unimpactful and clunky. Devs said they would revise that, though. Also, having base defense gameplay sounds great)
Aska (it is in the same vein as Bellwright but has a different approach to combat)
Enshrouded (I love the voxel-based world, but heard that the world felt dead and NPCs were like placeholders)
Crimson Desert (most expensive of the bunch, not on sale either, but the combat looks the best among these. Many NPCs don't actually have a daily schedule but they still offer good atmosphere value)
If you have any other recommendation, please fill me in.
Base defense is nowhere to be seen despite being asked for in years. The tech is already present. Just put a summoning crystal, move it slowly from a random settlement using caravan mechanic to the player's base. For a $98 game with full DLC, that is not much to ask, is it?
I'm planning to start a new Season character to play the main quest from start to finish. How far is the progress with revamping the main quests? I saw they did Balenos in 2022, Serendia and Calpheon in 2024. If I stop after Calpheon, will that be enough EXP to get to lv 60 for a Season character?
Hi, I just want to transfer weight and inventory from an old under-leveled character. Is there an item to do that?
Hi. I came back to Bannerlord after 2 years due to an update breaking my mods. Now I only play with hair mods to avoid similar things happing again. I vaguely remember a patch introducing settlement culture change, but I may be wrong. Just want to confirm whether it is in game.