The first one is a Game of Thrones mod, which is…very ambitious and quite well done. Its been close to a year since I last pimped some Warband mods, and there are two new ones that are very much worth mentioning! While its within the scope of the game, it makes for very different games each time. That is what Warband does very, very well. I’ve also seen forest bandits with 200 men, a farmer party who had knights in their party (How did THAT Happen?), areas where brigands roamed like pests, and its not safe to be without a pretty big army since they all gang together on you and lots of stuff like that. At day 30, the empire was down to Cez, and its lords were milling about confused with a glazed look in their eyes, while Sarleon, the faction that almost NEVER get off to a good start, had half the world by then.

In the last game I started, Sarleon decided to gather the biggest most badass army I ever saw, and just roll over the Empire. Its also on of the games that has the most self-evolving (I forgot the game word for it) sandbox world I ever saw - The AI plays by pretty much the same rules as everyone else in general, leading to all sorts of things that can happen.

Way to take away the magic of the game for him! You could say that about everything in every game, though.īut I agree, Shellfishguy - its quite fun how little things can change the game. That happens in every game if a certain condition is met.

Mount and blade armor mods