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Some mods drastically change the game, some are really Quality of Life improvements. I love my setup, and I'd recommend anyone to grab them.

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If nothing else, grab: Siege Tower Fix from nexusmods.com, using Vortex makes everything super easy. Just make sure everything works with the version of the game (1.6.4) and is under the Native module in the load order.

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Recommended mods:

Improved Garrisons, Supply Lines, Detailed Character Creation, Better Marriage, Garrisons Do Something, Marry Anyone, No Companion Limit, Righteous Executions, Serve as Soldier, True Arena Experience, True Noble Opinion, True Relations, V's No Player Clan Party Limit, True Prisoners (notable escapes), Train Your Troops, RTS Camera / RTS Command System, Player Execution Patch. For some equipment variety: Royal Armory Fix, swadian armoury. These will all work with 1.6.4

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And of course the prerequisites: Harmony, BUTRLoader, ButterLib, Mod Configuration Menu.

All mods are free. You can get all the information you'll need to play eagle rising by going to their page on Nexus: nexusmods.com/mountandblade2bannerlord/mods/2428

They should have tutorials there that can help you install the mod.

Most mods are safe, in the sense that they won't break your PC, but depending on the author they may be out of date. Just check the comments before you download anything to see if there are any issues.

A quick walkthrough.

1. Download the mod in .zip format.
2. Download 7z
3. Use 7z to unzip the .zip into a self named folder
4. Put the folder into module folder of game directory, usually located at C:/Program files/Steam/apps/comms/Mount&Blade...or something
5. Make sure that the root folder is in the Module folder, and doesn't accidentally have an extra layer of folder. For example after the root folder, it shoulld have several folders called things like ModuleData folder, SubModule.xml and bin

Tip: look at how the other games submodules (Sandbox, StoryMode) are setup

Clearly not just me since I provided two links to tech sites saying the same thing ;-)

If you havent seen it yet, here is the first look at UE 5 and its photo-realistic visuals.

https://www.unrealengine.com/en-US/blog/a-first-look-at-unreal-engine-5

This one handles it with no performance issues. It's a bit out of your listed price range, but you may be able to get by with one that has lower specs.

Though it does heat up pretty good unless I use a cooling pad

https://www.amazon.com/HP-Pavilion-Gaming-Laptop-GeForce/dp/B08P6MRZBG/ref=asc_df_B08P6MRZBG/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=475750632217&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=10169769092307920010&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvd...

Here's a screenshot of my Imperial grandson Luichan, his father is Battanian (my son, Lt Culharn), her mother is from the Empire (Lysica). His brother, Aeric, is also Imperial culture (even though they have Battanian names :s )

https://snipboard.io/gC2ta9.jpg

How long ago was your example? because since 1.5.8 I know I've had my offsprings culture determined by the mothers, 100% of the time

Unfortunately no, it's defined by the mother. Here's a screenshot of my Sturgian granddaughter Siga, her father is Battanian (my son, Prince Melidir), her mother is Sturgian (Ekadrya). Her Sister, Vara is also Sturgian.

https://snipboard.io/AMPJGm.jpg

I know right, because it's actually 10. The game has been in development since Warband released in March, 2010.

Some links on the subject:

TW Press Release where they mention when they started.

Actual Dev Blog with someone hired specifically to work on Bannerlord in 2010.

I think it'll be in good shape come March 2021 if not fully released.

It has been in development for 10 years, not 8.

Citations:

TW Press Release where they mention when they started.

Actual Dev Blog with someone hired specifically to work on Bannerlord in 2010.

There is also nothing early about access that took 10 years to deliver.

And for anyone questioning that development for EA took 10 years, some links on the subject:

TW Press Release where they mention when they started.

Actual Dev Blog with someone hired specifically to work on Bannerlord in 2010.

This is a good place to start:

https://www.taleworlds.com/en/Games/Bannerlord/Blog/26

Obviously a bit dated, and some stuff may have changed since then, but it should offer some insight into a few of your questions.

>Talewards is a very small company, so they really can only take on a project at a time. And Mount&Blade is really the only project they ever worked. There are no other games or projects.

They can just start the sequel to Bannerlord right away, or continue working on updates to Bannerlord, DLC, etc. There's no reason at all that they'd stop getting assistance.

>The government is currently paying for everything. Literally everything.(Rent, salaries, business expenses like travelling costs, electricity, well... everything)

A) Do you have any source on that? B) Merely having expenses covered doesn't come close to beating an actual profit from selling the game if they truly got it done so quickly with so few people.

>Basically they are 20 people who are paid by Turkish government

Back in 2017 they confirmed there were 60 people working directly on Bannerlord and 19 more working in administrative roles. They've probably grown since then. You're just pulling stuff out of your ass now.

>And in the end they will still get the sales Money when Bannerlord releases.

You clearly have no education in finance whatsoever since you're not aware of the time value of money. It's a pretty basic concept; money now is more valuable than money later.

https://www.amazon.com/ASUS-GeForce-i7-10875H-Windows-G732LWS-DS76/dp/B0876LP52P better and seems to be about the same price