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Diplomacy is maintained by might. We take things or we defend and nurture things. This is the function of the sandbox design and it works for a long long time now.
Too many players have not tested economy and full garrison effects on diplomacy. It actually works fine.
Approach an enemy with a clan strength of 10k+ and convert them easily to your side. They bring all their fiefs. This is 900ad diplomacy.
Play something guided if you want an end game, sandboxes are for those who have the imagination to set their own goals, ways to achieve said goals and determine for themselves when they are 'done'.
All sandbox games are pointless in the end. Diplomacy is minimal but its not broken and it always works. Bannerlord is finished enough to make DLC. ARK's DLC are new maps to play on, not quite the same situation here. Devs have great logic and arent greedy at all. Modders dont own ideas, nor are they original.
Actually they do, they just didnt bother to copyright them. Stealing others ideas because they are not copyright is still considered highly unethical and borderline illegal.
Their ideas are not original and they dont own them. You know that other games are trying to copy mount & blade, are they unethical and illegal? You sound stupid.
''mADE DLC'' every game makes dlc this game is like 4 years old by now
In China maybe. The rest of the world has something called lawsuits. And a thing called copyrights. You can read about it. I just hope you are done bothering me now.
Wrong topic bud.
Funny you mention Bethseda. Afaik someone was making a skyrim conversion for Bannerlord using assets from Skyrim. They got promptly shut down, by Bethseda. The only thing modders got ownership over is the original assets they create themselves. Anything that is based on game assets belong to the game creators.