In combat where you position your camera is very important as it directly effects how your character fights. The rest is left for you to explore and discover on your own, unless you play the base story which will slowly walk you through the systems. Now of course there's a tutorial that teaches one the basics of combat, but that is really all it teaches the you. After as long, or as little, as a player spends on that, they'll finally find themselves in the Dark Ages of history. Here we get to the ever classical sliders of face sculpting.
(unless you are a noble who has to first choose his family's crest, which will be carried into battle as his personal flag.) You get a hand full of points based off your previous choices and after spending them and putting in your name, you are taken to the final stage of character creation.
Once you are done with the drop down menus you are taken to a skill page which lists the various abilities and attributes your character possesses. One example being is if you take the personality type Sanguine you'll get options to try to persuade town leaders and others of import based off your "energetic and sociable" personality.Īll of this gets written up in a short biography that attempts to help guide and inform you of the life that your character lead up till this point. They add to this by letting you select personality, greatest virtue, your father's occupation what your vocation is, as well as what you learnt as a child, they even have you select your character's religion.Īll these options affect your over all game play in some way. Your ethnicity, age, gender, and height are all able to be selected and changed from various drop down menus. Mount and Blade is no different tho it's character creation brings to mind thoughts of old pen and paper dice games. Mount and Blade has been around for a good while, and seems to have become a rather popular yet oddly unheard of title.Ĭreating your character is the first step to conquering the world, as any game would be happy to teach you. Where the only law was what local lords could enforce through the might of the sword. This (not so) little game is inspired by the dark ages of history. Specifically, I'd like to take you to a very interesting game, named Mount and Blade: Warband Viking Conquest Reforged Edition. To nobles and kings, warriors and heroes. I'd like to take you back to a time of war and blood.
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