The 1.4.15 update, as i understand it with my limited knowledge, nerfed cavalry in AI vs AI battles, so Khuzaits and Vlandians, in this playthrough, haven't steam rolled anyone. But to think Caladog could get those dirty tree fuckers to actually push to the western sea is mind boggling to me. Even Husn Fulq has stayed Aserai this whole time. I think the change they made makes the game more unpredictable, and more interesting in the long run. Really like this update so far TW, thank you. Now just unfuck smithing stamina so I dont take a whole ass year to get 20 levels and I'd be truly thankful. submitted by /u/RamshackleHunt22 [link] [comments]
Is using a one-handed mace/hammer (or short weapon in general) viable from horseback in either Bannerlord or Warband?
I've tried it a few times in Warband, but I have a real bad habit of missing my swings, or hitting but having to get so close that they land a solid hit on my horse or myself in exchange. I know that blunt weapons such as these were generally the preferred close-quarters weapons of knights and other men-at-arms, but mostly when they were on foot or relatively stationary. Is it the same way in-game, or is there a method to being effective with them from horseback?
Submitted May 28, 2021 at 12:53AM by MaccyBoiLaren https://ift.tt/3oV6hhE
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