I got into playing Warband just recently and visited the village of Glunmar, which greeted me with this ummm... artistic instalation at it's entrance. Is there any lore or anything behind it? Is it a referance that I don't get?
I want to be able to recreate my armies with best soilders without having money problems and be able to get my own kingdom asap. How can I surpass the money problem as fast as possible from the start and have fun?
I have over 1,300 hours of playtime in this game, and my buddy just taught me that after you get knocked out, you can cycle through your units and take control of one of them? I just took control of my Vlandian Banner Knight!
hace poco me compre el warband y me entere que existía otro llamado bannerlod y quisiera saber si me recomiendan jugar mas uno que otro. y si alguno es muchísimo mejor que otro.
Muchas gracias.
Definitely my favorite game of all time, with over 2000 hours clocked - how much do you guys have?
I am tired of the aforementioned mods for now, please let me know if there are any other mods that either drastically improve vanilla or make Warband a "new game"
Anyone else feel like they are out of place when you have the other factions they are based on the dark ages really then you have valandia with their 13 th century great Helms and heater sheilds they should give valandia Kite sheilds instead and remove the great Helms to make the faction more close to the period the other factions are based around. Valandia should look like Normans early 10 th century Normans it's annoying because this game is based on dark ages Europe not 13 th century most factions are based around the 8th to 10th century valandia are the only ones that go past that and it's really only the armor I have a problem with playing as Nord I like to raid valandia because they are like Saxon or normans but then you see heater sheilds and great Helms it feels wrong and breaks immersion. I know the game is only inspired but still for history fans it breaks immersion with any game.
I’ve played Native a couple times but ultimately ended up burnt out very early on. I’m wondering if there’s any mods focused on Native that mainly hone the core experience without adding too much bloat or extra content. Something like a Native Remastered if that makes sense? Looking for community suggestions.
I just had a big battle, we won, 1500 vs 1000. Now my morale is suddenly 0, with -87 from "recent events". My party and the castle garrison are full of deserters. Why?
Hi. Warband is currently on sale and normally, I would go for Bannerlord but I'm too broke right now. I remember playing Bannerlord on my friend's account years ago but obviously don't have access to that anymore.
I heard Warband is essentially a half-baked version of Bannerlord without mods but superior when modded so I'd like to ask. How should I approach Warband as someone who played Bannerlord?
Hello everyone. I jsut started playing bannerlord 2 a few weeks ago. I Its my first ever strategy game, and im loving it so muchj: I've seen alot otf amazing total conversion mods, and those are the primary reason i wanted to play the game. When do i know enough, so i can play total converison mods like Shokuho? Im just a little nervous if i dont know enough.
Sorry for the bad wording.
I think its quite hard to find a rundown of new content.
I got the dlc yesterday and i have time to game tomorrow.
Can any of you guys try and say what is new? I know there now is nords like in warband, sea warfare with raids and so on, some new seafare skills.
Is thar all, or does it also come with more tradeable item, maybe some reworks of old content?
I only got these two options.
I tried Googling this issue and only found one thread that was like 4 years old, and it didn't have a solution. Is this still an ongoing known issue? Has my whole campaign been bumped down to Freebooter without my knowledge? That's a huge bummer. Is there a way to prevent this if I start another save? Just never click on gameplay options? lol
Hello! So I’m playing my first campaign and I would say that it’s the end game since it’s us(vlandia) vs the khuzaits and the aserai and sturgians are really weak.
So my question is should I kill the enemy lords that I capture since they are super strong and we basically win when we defeat them!
I have seen some saying it's nova aetas, whereas some might say Anno Domini 1257 there's also the mod called Crusades and Jihads which idk anything about. And apparently Anno Domini has vanilla sieges according to the complaints about it.
I am a Southern Empire lord with about 600k denars. I want to start my own kingdom and keep my towns, but without going to war with the Southern Empire.
Also, how can I stand against the Khuzaits and Aserai at the beginning? Even if I recruit multiple lords into my kingdom, my total army size will only be around 1,000 to 2,000 men, which I don't think is enough. How should I start?
First time player, got my first troop with ~30 soldiers and 20k after winning some tournaments and killing some bandits.
However, my skills are trash, and I spent a lot on Rogue and I just discovered that it's quit a shitty skill tree. Should I abandon and do it all over again or is there any respec mod working right now?
