place when you just mark all the old code as obsolete everytime you replace some code and never remove it.

but that is exactly what they would have to do because there are way too many mods out there to

several players will respond with "no the game is crap" and several will say "well its good for this etc etc" or its "ok with Mods" We all have our own preferences on what we like in a game and the only way
. I don't use any mods and I don't use smithing to make money. my skill on that is around 10. I like the challenge of raising the prosperity myself as its something to do etc. I have 2 castles now and 2

end up being "Not Warband Play."

IMO, most players will never engage in the Dynasty mechanics in Bannerlord in the release version and will use mods to overcome anything TW puts in the game to slow
down progression in order to force the Dynasty elements to be part of their game. Players will do that or use mods to purposefully speed up player-only childbirth mechanics so they can muck around with a

removed a year ago.. or more.

So When people quote "the spiffing brit" (who uses mods, and old old old exploits in most of his dumb videos)... And write in a thread about said exploit... and I've read

on mods to make this game somewhat enjoyable.

studio! ... Fun whole coop side from your pocket. Or GTFO. Nobody cares for MP mods for games which suppose to be pure SP experice.

We adults dont like COOP anyway, why? Because we actuly work and our

, if that's what we have then so be it... [/quote]
Yeah it's not our problem; we'll have it via mods anyway. TW'll just lose on gains they would have had, since COOP is quite a major search factor on all

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While you are correct they also had a finished product to work with. A lot of the top Warband mods didn't even come out

Shogun 2 (though I love the warhammer games) is just a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ game.

If you want more ways to play the game get mods instead of bringing nothing burger mechanics into a game that serve no purpose other

sweatshop-dungeon-mod-team model was far more profitable than releasing AAA games. Mighty No. 9 happened because Naoya Tomita has never really pushed a modern video game to release (sorta like Star Citizen, which will never