I have a nice wife, a nice fief too, a castle on a hill with a magnificent view. I have fertile lands, and villages that thrive, hundreds of troops who somehow stay alive. My coffers are heavy, my warband is fed, my enemies see my banner and occasionally drop dead. I have horses and armor, silver and grain, a hall full of nobles complaining again. By every measure, I’ve won at this game. I’ve conquered, grown wealthy, and built up my name. Yet I stand on my battlements when the campaigning is done, watching the mountains fade with the sun. My wife is beside me. My kingdom is strong. My vaults overflow. But something feels wrong. I’ve everything a lord could possibly acquire… Maybe what’s missing another fief to desire. submitted by /u/t-o-m-u-s-a [link] [comments]
Hi, my name is Eddie and I spent a few weeks gathering data. Bannerlord has been one of my favorite games in the last year and I spent a lot of time playing it, so I wanted to better understand the combat system: what units are stronger and why? Are all formations viable and what is the best time to use it, what is the difference between a sword and an axe, and is long spear better than a short one? These kind of things. So I hopped in the custom battle and I started sending groups of units at each other, let them fight, observe their behavior and record the outcome of the fights. Rinse and repeat with different units/formations to gather enough data, visualize it under the form of graphs, and hopefully draw a meaningful conclusion. I learned a lot throughout this process and I figured other people might be interested, so I decided to share the data along with my personal thoughts.
Here is the google sheet link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1nYzwdDZ6mOVGfr-0DvkN6IEvbZEtXseAcTn3tcfkeV0/edit#gid=174596049
let me know what you think
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