Recent reviews by FlabberWockie

Due to the optimization of the game it is unplayable for myself. As for the recommended requirements for the game, my GPU is 6600. It's not the best GPU out in the market, but the recommendation is for the 5700xt. Surely, I would be able to achieve 60 FPS, on performance level quality. Unfortunately, I lowered all of my settings and during foliage environments I was getting 25-30fps, viewing the sky I was hitting 90+. - I overclocked to about 2700mhz and I didn't get a single drop of FPS in return.

This is one of them games where its very difficult to put down. Once you get immersed, time flies by so fast...370 hours later and still playing. It does have its bugs but nothing game breaking. The core game is lacking a lot to do within the game, but with mods that fixes the issues and they just keep getting better. I hope eventually that the mods get to the place where Warband is at. Treat the game like a nice piece of chicken. You have to let it marinade in some spices (mods) in order for your chicken to be consider cultured (good). Bannerlord is a game which gets better with time. It's worth the investment!

Mods recommended:
Eagle Rising (Rome mod)
Fourberie (Roguery mod)
Serve as a solider (Allows you to serve in another lords army as infantry)
Adjust level up points (Allows you to adjust the amount of skill points)

All of the above makes for an interest campaign. Level up points isn't too overpowered as its set to 2 by default. But you can adjust it. Fourberie adds the ability to create gangs, manage bandit camps; income from settlements that you've allied or taken over. All covered within its own UI. Serve as a solider is pretty self-explanatory, but allows you to join an army as a peasant and build ranks through kills and expeditions. This does allow you to get some pretty overpowered armor towards the end. But does offer a new way to start the game.

Honestly, I've had as much fun playing kingdom come as I have mount and blade and Witcher 3. I sunk over 700 hours into both of them games all together. You have the in-depth combat system similar to mount and blade with the directional blocking but the open world and vast area as Witcher 3.I would recommend this game to anyone who is a fan of the games and to anyone awaiting the release date of bannerlord.