Well, the nutters are just in time for gymnastics. Olympics are in a few days. If America's bullshit didn't spray out to the rest of the world like a hippopotamus with diahrrea, I'd grab popcorn.
OP might need a beefier rig depending on the programme they're in. Not saying they couldn't go for something cheaper, but there might be a reason for the pricetag.
Let's be honest, even if its a good ole boy, the nutters will find a way to blame it on minorities and/or the "left".
Agreed. Using an inefficient (but very fun) build right now, Sacred Smithscript Hammer and Flaming Leafarts, I barely have time for the hammer in boss fights, despite the considerable damage it does. I'm probably halfway through and the only boss I've done with slow weapons has been Messmer since he has very clear windows of opportunity. Anyone else, I've done in with dryleaf. My spells have also been relegated to buffs only.
Hm, hope they're not using DLSS as a crutch. From my experience in Squad, DLSS really makes scopes unusable, though Squad uses PiP scopes and Hunt does not.
Ah, shit. My bad, I must've forgotten that bit.
If you ever get tired of Bannerlord, I'd say give warband a try. Ought to be cheap nowadays, runs on anything, and has a myriad of mods. Mind you, it's an eyesore compared to newer games, but the mods make up for it.
It's mostly issues you'll run into once you're into the mid-game. Economics issues and realm management issues mostly. Since social events aren't really a thing in the game (like feasts, tourneys, and weddings), you don't really get a chance to raise other rulers' disposition towards you. Warband had a stat called right to rule, which you could raise actively while being a vassal, preparing you for when the time came to declare independence. That helped you gather allies quickly, depending on the deeds you had done during the playthrough.
In Bannerlord the only real way to raise disposition quickly is to be in the opposing side of the lord you want to raise your disposition with, by beating them and letting them go. Voting in their favour in kingdom decisions yields pretty meager returns.
However, the biggest issue is economics. Mid-game/late-game there's very little ways to ensure you can keep a big army fed. You're almost forced to level smithing in order to smelt down anything valuable the enemy had, forge new stuff with a higher quality, and go around emptying cities' pockets through the same 4-5 minmaxxed weapons.
I really want to love the game but its really only fun during the first, what, 10 hours of a playthrough. It turns into a real slog because there just isn't any diplomacy.
The Valheim modding scene is really picking up steam. On thunderstore I've seen some mods that would allow for an mmo-rpg experience with classes and npcs, alongside with the usual: more enemy types, weapons, and armor.
Agreed. Since Bannerlord is kinda barebones and has balance issues, modders probably have to deal with fixing some of the stuff already in the game on top of adding more systems.
The major mods I've heard about (has been a minute though) have been Shokujo, Realm of Thrones, and Realms of Arda.
Yes. The person might be able to change, but at the moment, they're horrible.
Saaaame here. Struggled all through school until I got to college where I did really well as long as I had a structure that agreed with me. A lack of it bit me in the ass come thesis though. Took ages.