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Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord Interest post!

Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is an action role-playing game with strategy elements.The player

builds up a party of soldiers and performs quests on an overhead campaign map, with battles

being played out on battlefields that allow  the player to personally engage in combat alongside their troops. 

This takes place on the continent of Calradia 210 years before Mount & Blade: Warband. Bannerlord.

There is eight major factions, each composed of competing minor factions with their own goals.

You will be able to use an advanced dialogue system to try to persuade non-player characters to do

things that they want. While conversing with a character, the player will need to fill up a progress bar

by successfully pushing their arguments. if the bar is filled, the character will give in to the player.

If the character does not give in to charm alone, the player can employ the game's bartering system

to try to bribe the character, this system is also used for regular transactions between the player and

merchants. If the player repeatedly fails to persuade the character, a deal may become impossible

and the relationship between them may be negatively affected.

MULTIPLAYER GAME MODES

Siege Mode

• An attack and defense mode. One side besieges a castle while the other team defends.

Team Deathmatch Mode

• Pretty self-explanatory. Join a team… kill the other team

Skirmish Mode

• This is a 6v6 PVP mode where a player starts out with a limited amount of points that they need to spend each round they spawn. Better tier troops and equipment will cost more points so players have to be strategic about how they spend them.

Captain Mode

• Lead a group of AI players into battle in this 6v6 PVP mode.

Check this game out, and if it is something you would like to see in TAW fill out the INTEREST FORM.

         Warlohn VG DC