Why I Still Love Bannerlord Despite Its Flaws Hello everyone I've been thinking about this for a while, and I wanted to share it with anyone who enjoys Bannerlord, or wants to enjoy it more. If you're already having fun throughout the entire game, that's great. This post probably isn't aimed at you. But if you've ever felt that Bannerlord has incredible potential yet somehow loses its magic after the early game, maybe this perspective will help. I completely understand the criticism the game receives. Bannerlord could have been so much more. The quests become repetitive, diplomacy lacks depth, and many of its mechanics never evolve as much as they could. The early game is exciting, the mid game starts to slow down and the late game often turns into a grind. I agree with all of that. And yet... I still enjoy every stage of the game. The reason is simple; I don't rely on the game to tell my story. I create one myself. To me, Bannerlord feels less like a tra...
Warband honestly deserves a FULL Indian history mod on the level of 457 A.D.
India has one of the most insane settings possible for Mount & Blade and somehow nobody has made a polished total conversion yet.
Think about it:
- Massive kingdoms like the Mughals, Marathas, Rajputs, Sikhs, Mysore
- Elephant warfare
- Matchlocks, cannons, curved swords, armored cavalry
- Huge fort sieges inspired by real Indian forts
- Political betrayals between nawabs, emperors, and the East India Company
- Dense cities, deserts, jungles, mountains
- Naval trade on the Indian Ocean
- Persian, Turkic, Indian, and European influences all mixed together
Warband mods like 457 A.D, Gekokujo, and Viking Conquest prove that historical conversions can become legendary if enough effort goes into atmosphere and worldbuilding.
Honestly surprised the community never fully committed to it.
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