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Could I maybe get an answer though? Or maybe a link to another thread where it actually was answered, since apparently this is common knowledge?
Edit: I found a thread or two but they didn't really explain much other than problems, and didn't really outline anything that this game does better than its predecessors.
I would appreciate it.
If not, well, I guess they got my money years ago and I have lots of other things to play.
Thanks in any case.
- Change to battleloot so you can get high quality gear from battles.
- The ability to recruit captured lords to your kingdom.
- The ability to respec companions perks and a general improvement to the speed at with they level.
- The ability to wipe out a Faction.
Though, these are the relatively more recent changes. It was a mesh back in april 2020.
You can get married and have a kid and then abdicate leadership to your child, or spouse, or anyone in your clan I think, which means you get to play as that character.
You can level up skills infinitely, I can't remember if that was in warband, this translates into getting small bonuses for every point in the skill above the soft cap. For example every point in two handed above 275 gets you .1 percent damage and swing speed.