not to mention eventually make your own OP unit. but then again you can recruit OP units too.

Later on you fight against really tough units, which indeed are OP. I did not feel the difficulty that most people talk about, since the difficulty evolved the fact you have to play it safe at first and avoid most of the rogue enemies. Loved it and all the new additions it had. Prophesy of Pendor is an awesome mod in my opinion and it was my second mod after Floris. r/mountandblade - I am new to M&B: Warband and i absolutely love this. but if the player runs around the Infantry block, it can keep it in a way that the archers will destroy them all, while they try to slowly follow you as a file. Googling for the answer brings up tons of info about troop trees for ever mod. It feels like the AI is much more logical. Enemy groups are organized and the death of the commander does not make them lose any and all composure and charge blindly. Like for example, Silverstag seems to have an awesome battle AI.

Haven't tried v4.1 yet, but 4 resulted unplayable for me.īattle AI always has it's positives and negatives.

Nova Aetas though made me realize that playing a mod that is buggy (I started as soon as v4 came one) it can end with a borked game. Floris Expanded, Prophe'c'y of Pendor, Diplomacy, Nova Aetas and now Silverstag. (So sometimes a unit will be a viking, somtimes roman, sometimes a knight etc.) With an elite tree of all nations 'best' troop. All the mods I have tried up to day, have been wonderful to me. My Little Warband mod: Made a troop tree of mixed units of Vlandia, Batannia, Sturgia and the Empire into the normal unit tree.

Mount and blade warband unit tree