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The Organic Economy.Now prices depend on supply/'consumption'.Caravans will affect prices. Bandits attacking Caravans too. Players destroying bandits, or caravans, affect prices as well. You could prevent anyone from coming and going from a city, creating an 'embargo' and affecting its prices.There are new quests serving as political/military tools.New morale system. (this one much better than the ones mods came up with)New siege scenes.New gameplay animations. (this ones sucks, and I heard it sucks only untill you get used to it, but I dont know about that.)Playing as a female character is a very drastic experience, since the world (that matters) is essentially masculine and all npcs respond to you accordingly.

Mount & Gladius is a Mount & Blade: Warband mod that encompasses the time period of history in the ancient world during the prime of the Roman Empire. The year is 117 AD, during the greatest extent of the Roman Empire.

Its a genuine 'Joan of D'ark' feel.There are lots of bugs and unimplemented features. Most of the fine tunes were left for the mod community. So an awesome experience will take some months from now, untill the dust is settled.There is multiplayer, but its just like a deathmatch non persistant type of game with mount and blade gameplay. I hope the mod community do expand on it towards the creation of a persistant world/characters.

There are some voices on the forum trying to make their dream true, but its still to early to know if its ever going to. I've been playing the game now since it's came out and I must say, I love the improvements, but the romance system is frustrating. You're basically jumping when your romance interest tells you to jump, meaning you gotta go to her and visit. Man feels like reality there too lol! But the battles are nice, they feel much more difficult, which is good.

And multiplayer is all out mayhem, it's awesome. Really wish these guys could get some serious funding, I'd love to see what they can cook up if they had more resources. Originally posted by joeyfishcakeI never heard of this game until this postI've been to their website, is there any other websites out there that can find out more? Also seems modding is a big deal what are the mod sites? How much gametime is there with this game, seems interesting.With the original game I spent countless hours and day straight playing it. I would say there is no limit on gameplay. You will get burnt out though I left the game for a few months and then came back to it and played solid.This is the best single player sandbox game I have played in a long time.I used a lot of MODS with the original release to make it more 'realistic' and add elements that I liked.

More armour etc. There were mods for the 100 years war etc. I find the basic game plenty fun. So many questions; where to start.Mount & Blade (the original), first dev'd as a RPG 5?

Quickly changed by dropping the RPG part and going more of a Wargame direction. You still had a few carry over quests (free the village from bandits, get cattle to feed the King's army and stuff like that). At no time were the quests the main point. Your goal was to build up a kick butt army and go KILL.

Now said killing could be in your King's name, Your own name (be a rebel), in the name of a factions claiment (rebellion trying to become the lawful government) or whatever tripped your trigger. It was a very open sandbox world that was so open it did cause some confusion with new players in the WTF do I do? Department.Graphics and animations were always just so-so, nothing to really scream about either way.

Main point was fully realized mounted combat (sword, lance or archery). Some could do it well and built up good Cav heavy armies, others like me couldn't and went with Inf armies. Main thing was to balance your force and pick and choose your ground for the fight.One large point the dev did, was release the codes so the game could be modified by the fan base.

The basic vanilla game (Native) was ok and got you going but didn't really have a looong play value (although some like it). The mod's made could be simple like just changing the map, little things like adding formations or full blown changes that re-skinned the game from it's Medieval style to ancient Greek Hoplites, all the way up to Sci-Fi. You ended up with mod's generally falling into about 6 sections; sound packs (new music), graphics (high rez buildings, landscape, maps), gameplay (formations, new weapons & armor), mod's in progress (alpha, beta versions), finished mod's (re-skinned completed games) and what are called 'tweaks' - things like adding shield bashes or how much money you get when ransoming prisoners etc.

Just simple code re-typing in the existing.txt files.Because of all of this the game actually has a nice long play life. I'm going on 2 years and when I get tired of one version I just load up a different mod and pretty much have a new game. So far I've played Native, Native Expansion, Native Improved, 100 Years War, Scots vs English (like Braveheart), Quasi-Roman, Greek Hoplite and a few others. All for my original $29.99.Warband (the new kid on the block). This is a standalone game.

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You don't have to have Mount & Blade to play it or understand it. It has a SPG which is like the M&B vanilla Native but with better graphics, a new map and the other features listed in the above posts.

It's main selling point is the Multi-Player version though. There you have 4? Different maps to fight on and 4 different types of fight; Capture the Flag, Deathmatch, Battle and Seige?

Up to 64 players can participate in a game. Last night I took a look at the games running and there must have been over 30 from all over the world, while a few were low on players, most were running good player numbers.

Most were open, but there were a few password protected private games going on.Currently the codes aren't out for Warband so while a few of the old M&B tweaks work in the SPG version, everyone else is playing vanilla Native in the MP portion. Somewhere down the line, most are hoping the dev allows the modding community access to it too just like they did in M&B. That should open up different games like Roman Legions or Greek Hoplites or Musketeers going at it.For those interested is the main site with links to the downloads (there are trials of both M&B and Warband. Those limit you to level 7 max, no mods, not all the cheats and no MP access) and to the forums (they've been up and down alot this past week, so if you can't get on, just try later).

In the forums you'll find the mod's listed under 'Pioneer Guild' both the new works ones and finished ones. You won't be able to play them, but will be able to see the scope of work that's been done.As with any new game there are bugs in Warband but the dev is real good at releasing patches to fix stuff. I came into M&B just after.860 changed to 1.01 and it's now up to version 1.011 so expect any problems to get ironed out shortly.

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Playing against other players takes quite a bit of skill. I have not purchased the game on release but was in beta and it was pretty amazing.

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As far as PVP goes nothing, and I mean NOTHING feels better then being mobbed 3 against 1 and decimating them, because you know that it isn't due to their level or attack skill. The only real killer is ping, so play on the closest servers to you and you should be fine.I was hoping that the released version would allow you to connect and co-op a story game. But I suppose not.

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Oh well.I plan on picking this game up in the next few weeks, it is truly awesome. I have a question I really hope someone will answer.Does Warband have a third person camera view and if so how far back from the character is the camera set?I ask this because I played some of the earlier versions of M&B which had an acceptable 3rd person view but in the final version they moved the 3rd person camera so close up against the back of the character that it was really bad (in my opinion). So bad that I went back to an earlier version of the game and don't play the final version.If it was strictly a shooter, ranged combat game I could probably live with it but for melee combat I just can't stand it.A friend and I have been thinking about getting Warband but we don't want to if the 3rd person camera sucks as bad as it did in the final version of the single player M&B. Truthfully it's more my problem than his but he won't get it unless I do.I'm not saying anything should be changed or that I'm right and other people are wrong and so on, I'd just really like to know.