Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord has still no release date but developers shared some gameplay screenshot for PC Gamer.
We don't know when will Mount & Blade 2: Bannerlord release but as we can see on screenshot, game will be one of the most realistic games on its own genre.
As in Warband, completing quests for NPCs will increase your relation with that character. This however, takes on a new dimension in Bannerlord, as that relationship can have a more profound impact on your character, and the decisions you make. As an example, when you go to a town to recruit soldiers, instead of simply receiving a number of local recruits, the town's NPCs act as recruiting agents, or middle men, through whom you receive a supply of troops. The higher your relation with a specific NPC, the greater the number of soldiers they will make available to you.
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Archer Aiming His Target
Hero Rides His Horse to the Village
War Scene of Cavalry Against Infantry
Hero Againts an Army
One Archer Againts an Army
Right Before the Battle Start
2 Knights Prepares a Duel
Cavalry Army Attacks
Cavalry Archers are Ready to Fight
Sarranid Sultanate Archers Against Khergit Lancers
Hero Visits the City Markets
Hero Visits Village Elder
Hero Walking Around With His Horse in Village Gardens
Guard Waits His General
Hero Tries to Get Used to His New Horse
Group Leader Buying Some Food for His Group
As in Warband, completing quests for NPCs will increase your relation with that character. This however, takes on a new dimension in Bannerlord, as that relationship can have a more profound impact on your character, and the decisions you make. As an example, when you go to a town to recruit soldiers, instead of simply receiving a number of local recruits, the town's NPCs act as recruiting agents, or middle men, through whom you receive a supply of troops. The higher your relation with a specific NPC, the greater the number of soldiers they will make available to you.
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