Mount and Blade Warband

[Black_Shade]

So after failing to find the Mount and Blade thread that I could have sworn existed somewhere in OT, I decided to make a new one. I just reinstalled warband after having not played it for a couple of years, and I thought I'd ask everyone what mods I should install before I start playing again.

 

[skynet464]

The Deluge, Full Invasion 2.

 

[Maestro Ugo]

Silverstag is still in development, but already has some fantastic features.

Gekokujo is really good if you're into that sort of thing, also still in development.


EDIT: Assuming you were going for SP mods.

 

[idomeneas]

Silverstag does have some interresting features. Regarding SP mods in the past I enjoyed Brytenwalda (caution quite hard) and Prophesy of Pendor (warning too hard by design)

 

[theBowerer]

ACOK is perhaps the best I've played, along with Gekokujo

 

[sgt.stickybomb]

the base game is fine, altough you might want to install a couple of graphic mods

 

[Auxiliary]

Silverstag does have some interresting features. Regarding SP mods in the past I enjoyed Brytenwalda (caution quite hard) and Prophesy of Pendor (warning too hard by design)

Brytenwalda is among the best mods I've played, so I too think it's worth mentioning.

the base game is fine, altough you might want to install a couple of graphic mods

I mostly agree, just that Diplomacy can be a nice addition. Same as the base game in most ways, except for some improvements.

 

[Black_Shade]

I suppose I should also say I'm probably most interested in mods that expand/improve the kingdom management side of the game.

 

[Maestro Ugo]

I suppose I should also say I'm probably most interested in mods that expand/improve the kingdom management side of the game.

Check out Silverstag then.

 

[Teutonic_Thrash]

Brytenwalda is definitely the best mod in my opinion. 1257 AD is also really good, though I find the vanilla opening questline they've ported often breaks.

 

[Iche_Bins]

if you want to get the best out of the Vanilla feeling then nothing beats the Floris Mod pack

 

[Choccookies]

if you want to get the best out of the Vanilla feeling then nothing beats the Floris Mod pack

Second this

 

[The Super Pope]

1257 is awesome. Gekokujo is good, though samurai combat is not easy.

Also, Twilight of the Sun King is an excellent 1700s mod

 

[Graf Zeppelin]

Prophesy of Pendor , love it.

 

[Nick Giordano]

Second this

Third it.

 

[DrZoidberg]

Just for information:
There is a mount and blade forum on the forum.
It's a Paradox game, after all.
Just incase you didn't know. The information you are looking for might be there.

 

[Hibernian]

Brytenwalda is absolutely brilliant. Can't recommend it enough.

About 1257 though, I think I tried that sometime last year, but it was very unfinished (like the map had no terrain and stuff), so I didn't play it for long. Is it better now?

 

[Harpsichord]

Running around in vanilla MP is one of my favourite things. CRPG is you want some sense of achieving anything.

 

[Tufto]

Just for information:
There is a mount and blade forum on the forum.
It's a Paradox game, after all.
Just incase you didn't know. The information you are looking for might be there.

Nobody ever uses that though .

 

[unmerged(515410)]

Brytenwalda is absolutely brilliant. Can't recommend it enough.

yeah I like that mod. It's long been letting me fulfill my Heart of Darkness/Apocalypse Now fantasies.

Whoever designed the mod clearly has read the book/seen the movie, you can tell just by the menu theme. The synthesizer with the little drumbeat... it was inviting me to be a brutal raider who makes himself a God before I even got to the campaign map.