I would really like that, I am quite bored of the traders, warmongers, good Samaritans, bandit and noble and good king playthroughs after 5000 hours. There are a bunch of mods that are dependent on preference, but I would say Diplomacy and Improved Garrisons are basically 'must haves'. Being able to capture all, torture and break minor nobles or notables just to send them pack as double agents. This is still being made by the mod author although he maybe looking for more developers. Poisoning water and food supplies of entire cities, and being able to turn it into profit by being the only one able to sell them non-contaminated food. Some scenes and assets of the WIP warhammer 40K mod for Mount and Blade Bannerlord called 'Siege of Vraks'.
I think this could be accomplished with what I like to call 'Harvest Moon Time,' where days are of 'normal' length but seasons are much shorter, one month per season or so. Being able to sell slaves not through ransom but directly to lords as servants. ago Bannerlord I want tiered vassalage and succession, a la CK2. Being able to get slaves through raids that you can put to work in said mines and brothels. I am not using mods until then.Ī mod that makes it possible to have an criminal and evil playthrough, not in the sense of of murdering anybody. Global chat, as you might imagine, can be pretty godawful at times, but as you get further away from your starting point, you'll get a bit of breathing room and a break from the constant chat messages.First of all, I am waiting for workshop support. It really does feel very much the same as the singleplayer version of the game, except, you know… the hundreds of other people you see everywhere. You'll join the world, create a new character, and start playing. Just make an account when prompted, confirm your email, and then login. It's extremely painless getting it to run.
To try it yourself, you'll need a copy of Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord installed, and the mod's launcher which you can download here.
For now, I'd still recommend trying out the single server in Russia-it fits 800 people, which still seems amazing to me, and there were about 625 players when I tried it. It looks like there are plans to add a server in Europe and one in the US, eventually.
But otherwise, Bannerlord Online runs surprisingly smoothly. Most of the lag I experienced took place in menus-checking my inventory and selling items to NPC merchants is a very sluggish process.
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