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Troops from nearby villages are automatically recruited to garrisons and prisoners also join them over time. Garrison management can be a bit of a hassle when you're also dealing with countless other things and Bannerlord's Improved Garrisons mod aims to lend you a helping hand. Mount and Blade II Bannerlord Support for the Vortex Mod Manager Should you bump into some yourself, let us know in the comments. We'll be on the lookout for any new and interesting mods and add them to our list. Over time, though, we expect the list of the best Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord mods to grow, adding the likes of new lands, units, magic, and even total conversions.

The Woods of Battania - Battanian Troop OverhaulĪs Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord only now takes its first steps in Early Access and launched with limited modding tools, modders haven't had the ideal conditions to develop a vast suite of mods for the title.

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I dunno whether that's even feasible- Bethesda claims the CK will give us the power to meddle in tons of things, but then again, Bethesda has been known to claim a lot and deliver little. The second is that we figure out a way to incorporate Mount and Blade style combat mechanics into Skyrim- such as directional strokes, directional blocking, formation movement, horse physics, full scale sieges etc.

The focus of the game would be on the Civil War, or, perhaps, a full pan-Tamrielic battle for supremacy, with the various provinces filling in for vanilla M&B's kingdoms.

It'd be kinda tough, since we'd have to invent the details of Tamrielic horse combat from scratch, not to mention a whole host of new armor and weapon types to cover the vast array of crap Bethesda left out of Skyrim. One, is we give up on Skyrim completely and instead focus on an open-source, TES-themed full conversion mod for Mount and Blade. what if we took Skyrim, and grafted it onto a system that actually works? Behold: Mount and Skyrim! It looks pretty, but it's far too simple and dumbed down for self-respecting PC Master Racers. So I think we've all pretty much accepted that Skyrim is a wash, mechanically speaking.