At any rate, you'll spend hundreds of hours trying to plan, expand, and conquer. However, if you're female, people react differently to you, and you have about 6 (?) distinct backround stories which affect whether you're a commoner, noble, etc, etc, which also changes how people react to you. If you join a faction you're basically called a Lord and do your King's bidding from quests, to rallying an attack on the enemy. If you choose to become a king, you need to have enough 'Right to Rule' so more will follow you, else you be called a usurper and the factions join against you. Mount & Blade: Warband is a stand alone expansion pack for the game that brought medieval battlefields to life with its realistic mounted combat and detailed fighting system. Each way you choose to play affects the game greatly. Melee happens in third-person and is based around the concept of. Mount and Blade: Warband‘s combat system isn’t as deep as the RPG surrounding it, but its slightly cumbersome elegance is apparent. You can either usurp the throne by defeating all the factions, or join a faction and rise to power within their ranks. It’s even possible to even become king of a nation with enough military force, financial resources, and a few well-planned marriages. Your goal is to amass an army of mercenaries and conquer Calradia, the land you're in. and the fact I play a lot of Mount and Blade, Warband, and I played the.

The singleplayer is decent and everything. Why didnt Rhaegar Targaryen and Lyanna Stark send word to the Mad King that. I won't lie, the multiplayer is what makes the game and is it's best aspect.

Sounds good, but what other things do the game offers aside from multiplayer?

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