Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord

I liked the game as a fan of the M&B series, since I played a lot of pirates in warband. The game makes you think, solve complex problems, pass laws. The main quest, unfortunately, ends after creating your own Kingdom, I advise you not to strive to create a kingdom right away, It’s better to become a mercenary or a vassal in an already existing kingdom, and when you have recruited an army, supporters, and your own settlements, start thinking about your own kingdom) P.S. If you get married or get married and take your spouse into the squad, then you can take top gear from him (her) for the future) I recommend the game, despite the early access.

The game is not bad for early access, but unfortunately not for a finished product; now the developers are actively trying to fix bugs, rebalance, and add missing items to the game. They promised a lot of things; it’s not ready yet, and due to the lack of details, the perception of the world and the game is collapsing. As one person said, “buy now, play later.” This statement is 50 percent suitable for this situation. Among the obvious disadvantages are: meager dialogues with companions and with NPCs (there is no difference between an ordinary NPC and a wife, dialogues like those of a companion, there are simply no differences), Stupid AI; Poor choice of partners, there is no possibility to take a partner from a commoner; No deep development of your own production, it is terribly simple, b… Read full

This is simply a MASTERPIECE! I've been stuck for a long time, thanks to self-isolation... However, everything is in the traditions of M&B - we fight, we capture, we recruit. Don’t forget, you are a warrior, you are a politician, you are a defender. Everything is for you and everything around is for you! Phew, I shared my emotions and went on playing)

Played over 1k hours of Mount & Blade warband. A good game is not an indicator of further development, but responsive developers who listen to their community and the little things that happen when there is a dialogue between fans and the creators of the game are a formula for success for the further series of games. And Mount & Blade did it.

We have been waiting for the game for 8 years and finally we will be able to play on RND Steam or support the developers directly and purchase it through TaleWorlds.

Few developers indicate all the possibilities of the beta version of the game and the further development of the project through the plugin in steam rnd, you can familiarize yourself and learn about all the possibilities and nuances, both on their website and in the steam store (I don’t wa… Read full

An excellent game for one player, a huge game world and the right to choose the development of the plot and character. The game as a whole is difficult, but quite easy to master. Excellent graphics, realistic physics. I recommend it to those who don’t know what to do during quarantine

I started playing it, but then I decided to put it off because of lags on the global map, I read it on the game forums, they say everything seems to be getting better, but I decided to take my time and play it later when it’s completely finished

and I advise you to buy it and play it, it’s worth the money, an excellent series of games has no analogues!

When the hero was covered in black triangles, changing the graphics settings to a weaker level helped, then returned it and everything went away)

I've been playing the game Mount & Blade: Warband for a long time, even now there are still a lot of people playing it, and finally Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord has come out, where the graphics are pleasing to the eye, the battles have become much larger, where you can easily plunge into the ruthless world of the Middle Ages .

I got acquainted with the first part about 8 years ago, and it captivated me so much that for the first weeks I didn’t get out of my computer at all. I tried different builds, different roleplays, and always found something to keep myself busy - this game was a real nugget for me, a masterpiece.

And now, the second part has been released into early access: the graphics have been improved, the possibilities have expanded, something like a plot has appeared, the opportunity to create your own dynasty (though this has not yet been fully completed, but everything is still to come), it seems that everything should be perfect, but... something is wrong. This is no longer the lamp game with jokes about Rotten Chicken, for some reason it is not possible to immerse yourself again in that colorful wo… Read full

The first part was so successful that it filled the ears of even players far from the genre. Wild freedom of action and a huge number of possibilities attracted a crowd of thousands of fans, and the exciting and deep gameplay did not let them go, sometimes for years. It's no joke - create your own kingdom, working with both your head and your sword, managing both your character and your army. There are simply no similar games in the gaming industry, so to be on the same level and to be in direct competition, so the long-awaited second part is simply bound to cause a greater resonance than its younger brother.

It's a funny thing, if you want to kill the enemy, you won't do it. Why? To kill the enemy you will need to take a course in Navy SEALs, to stock up on endurance, to participate in the defense and attack of the castle. Get married, have children, die falling from the castle wall, valiantly defending your home. And only in the end will you manage to hit the enemy, but don’t forget that your chance of success depends on the blow)

I liked the game from the very first versions. I was waiting for the release of Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord. Unfortunately, I was partially disappointed. Too many shortcomings and bugs. There are no promised quests. The management of lords is limited, the management of villages is completely removed, instead of the promised opportunity to buy land in them and develop their own economy, which is sorely lacking. Running stupidly and waving a saber gets boring. The stupid moral system is annoying!!! It's irritating that all the enemy's sticks penetrate you through the others, which makes the battle simply stupid. Controlling the spear is unrealistic, this simply cannot happen, and the program’s theft of the characteristics of the weapon you created is generally a complete Kick-Ass! You run, s… Read full

The second part continues the ideas of the original. The game is good. We hope for Pendor 2.0. The game has multiplayer. If you liked Warband, it's definitely worth a try. Whether you like it or not is a matter of taste.

The game is wonderful, atmospheric, when I didn’t have a good computer I played the first part, I really liked it, when I bought a new computer I decided to download part 2 and honestly it’s wonderful. Yes, the graphics look outdated, but the new mechanics of the weapon and the world do their thing. I recommend it to all fans of medieval settings.

The game is a worthy continuation of Warband. She adopted the good sides, tried to smooth out the corners, but... This is not enough in the late game. I don't know about you, but after 70 hours of assembling my dream squad, I was getting bored. Really boring. The idea of ​​creating your own kingdom was no longer impressive, and delving into all these courtyard affairs, marriages, and so on became boring.

Of course, to this day, the game is being finalized, the developers are trying to correct the shortcomings and make their project truly good, which is what I wish for them.

I will definitely return to this war-torn (or not) kingdom, but perhaps I should rest first so that I can really miss my two-handed sword and my faithful comrades, whose equipment I always forgot to update)

Good game with good graphics and gameplay. The battles are very dynamic. There are, of course, several disadvantages associated with factions, but I won’t mention them. In general, the game is very worthy, worth the money.

Everything has been improved compared to the last part! I haven’t played this game much (87 hours), but the graphics and gameplay itself are very good, the optimization seems to be normal, a laptop with an rtx 3090 and an intel core i5 with 16 GB of memory overcomes all the difficulties of playing on ultra, although it lags a lot in games!

What I didn’t like are the tasks that you take in the village when you are asked to buy something, then by the time you buy it you’ll take the task and fail, the same story with selling goods in another city for a higher price, in short, you don’t get particularly cool quests at the beginning of the game you will find, except for clearing out the lairs of bandits and showdowns on the streets.

Control with an arrow is wildly inconvenient for me personally, … Read full

I've never played a game of this genre before, with the exception of Skyrim. But this game exceeded all my expectations. In the game I was able to found my kingdom, get married, and have 2 children. This is not a game, but simply the best thing I've ever played! The game gave me unforgettable emotions that would be enough for a whole book. I have been in the service of all nations and now I serve the Sturgians, since I wrested the city from them when I served with the Khuzaites. All those who have not played yet, be sure to try it. Even if you don't like or have never played games of this genre. And as for the kingdom, this is already the 3rd playthrough in the sandbox, I’m waiting for the 4th level of the clan and creating a kingdom from 1 city.

Great game, everything is balanced and exciting. There is not enough good co-op for the open world, it would be 10 out of 10. Otherwise the game is great. Top.

One of the best in the medieval genre, complete freedom of action, be it a lord, a mercenary, or a merchant