In Bannerlord, it's way easier to command troops. Otherwise, you mostly have to move up to where you want your troops to move and tell them to stand where you're standing, or else try arrange troops through 'take 10 steps in X direction' (which I've never done). I think some mods (and the Viking Conquest DLC) let you press backspace to open up a little basic map that let's you move troops where you want, but it's a bit imprecise. i didnt know companions are are random, but i like the idea alot.That is something I forgot, commanding your troops is a lot easier than in Warband.

i can only judge from youtube and twitch videos, but somehow bannerlord seems to be more alive.

fact is, i like that the battles seem to be bigger and ofcourse also look better. Originally posted by Heroic:after all iam not sure to buy bannerlord or not. You'll have more than enough to keep you occupied. I'm personally enjoying Bannerlord a lot, but I'd say stick to Warband for now, if you're having fun with it. That being said, it's in Early Access, as such it's a work-in-progress: some features are still unfinished or flat out missing (including a couple key features), the game isn't properly balanced yet, and obviously there are some bugs (although most of them minor). I really wonder if i should buy bannerlord and play itIt's absolutely playable and relatively stable right now, and offers enough content for several playthroughs already. Or people who don't fully grasp what Early Access is about. You may run into claims that Warband was 'better' or 'had more features', but it's mostly people who have been playing modded Warband for so long they forgot entirely what vanilla Warband was actually like. It's pretty much the case already, some features are just unfinished or unimplemented yet. What features are missing compared to warband vanilla?When it's finished? None.īannerlord will basically be Warband with more features and better graphics.

Mount and blade warband new features