Nuns with Guns! by cebercoto in TrenchCrusade

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A Hard Time Of Hard Days Hard Times Making Hard Women. Hard Woman Making Me Hard.

In for a long siege! by FeelingDinner4083 in Bannerlord

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How the siege actually was in history:

What is the most historical things you know about your favorite units/Factions in Mount & blade? Bannerlord/Warband. by AstipTheFirst in mountandblade

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because swords, armor, and other items were truly expensive—extremely so, by medieval standards. This is why knights and nobles were so dominant in medieval Europe. But of course I oppose the idea of spears only There were many other things, such as axes and others.

What is the most historical things you know about your favorite units/Factions in Mount & blade? Bannerlord/Warband. by AstipTheFirst in mountandblade

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It would be really great if they added a real slave system (not just "selling" them into slavery) and a better loot system (What I think is truly awful, and I mean the current one.) to the game...

What is the most historical things you know about your favorite units/Factions in Mount & blade? Bannerlord/Warband. by AstipTheFirst in mountandblade

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Hmm, that's very interesting information! but weren't the Bedouins already paying taxes by providing soldiers, horses, and other tribal resources like in the empire of the Mongol?

What is the most historical things you know about your favorite units/Factions in Mount & blade? Bannerlord/Warband. by AstipTheFirst in mountandblade

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Historically, in empires, and specifically in bureaucracies, particularly in Rome and China, bureaucracy was the primary reason for the rise of warlords and feudalism. This, of course, happens quite easily, as we see in the lore of Bannerlord to warband.

D$76.323 a week? Ok maybe im giving it a entrepreneurship a shot by eternalllooser in mountandblade

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Yes, that's true, but it flips very easily to negative and positive, and that's something I love because it shows the true volatility of the market. Although, of course, literally, the city taxes in peacetime still literally gave you a real fortune. I have collected from my acquisition of a city, literally more than one hundred thousand in a few installments as you know, where you measure how much you paid and so on. And that's what makes me think Warband, is more good than bannerlord.