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These are the times when the player enters the avatar, which Paladin says can be done with first or third person view. Instead, there appear to be three main modes during play, as well as the menu screen. Paladin did mention that the graphics were lacking because the game was quite older, so perhaps the lack of time in avatar is also partially due to a lower computer requirement that is the norm for games released in the past year – it would not have been able to handle a lot of first person. The way the game is designed, the player seems to spend little time actually within their own avatar.
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As his background story dictated put points into the archery ability, he used the rest of his weapon points in one handed weapons. Paladin also expressed interest in being balanced with his skills, choosing both archery skills (power draw) and melee skills (power strike).
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He also pointed to the trainer skill as important, as you recruit peasants into your army and build them up as well, although not to the same detailed level as the avatar. Part of the game is building your own army, so he chose the leadership skill. Some of these statistics were already improved due to what he had chosen during the background story choices, such as his avatar’s archery ability.Īlthough the attributes and proficiencies relate to his avatar’s own abilities, Paladin described the skills column as affecting both his avatar’s personal abilities and how the avatar relates to the world. The descriptions that followed each of his decisions elaborated his avatar’s identity, as shown here.Īt the statistics screen – as you would expect – Paladin made decisions based on what would be most helpful during gameplay. So as well as choosing to play a female, the more difficult to play, Paladin seemed to choose a rather hard life for his character, who struggled to survive from the very moment she was born and paid little heed to the laws of the land. You became an adventurer because of: the loss of a loved one (which Paladin audibly ‘aww’d at in sympathy). You spent your early life as a: street urchinĪs a young adult, you became: a game poacher For example, at the young adult screen, one of the options Paladin pointed out was university student, which he said would give the avatar more intelligence. This affects the avatar’s starting statistics (strength, agility, charisma and intelligence), and more. I know … men, even if you are common- birth, you can eventually win the love of a woman, but you have to learn love songs and win tournaments for them, and, you know, sneak off and see them in the night and that sort of stuff, but females you are pretty much screwed unless you have a lot of (uh, what is it called) like, a reputation as a badass, and people will accept you into the family.Īfter making this choice, the game takes you through various screens, asking you to select your avatar’s background story, who your avatar’s father was, how your avatar spent her/his early life, what she/he did as a young adult, and why she/he became an adventurer. Women and commoners can have the same goals, but it’s a lot more challenging. Paladin explained that it is easiest to be a male noble, and that However, in Mount and Blade the choice of gender is almost like a difficulty ranking. Character creation was not just about aesthetics, statisticss and fight style, but rather the player would develop the whole back story for the character.įirst, Paladin declared he was making a female character – which in most games I play is an aesthetic choice or only affects the lovers you can take (Alistair *sigh*). I was a bit confused at first, as my instructions asked for the participant to introduce me to their favourite or main avatar, and yet Paladin took me to the character creation screen, but it soon became clear why he did this.
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#Mount and blade warband mrantifun trainer heroes software
Screenshots are watermarked across the top with a web address due to the free recording software used. I’ve not played Mount and Blade before, so any vagueness about the description of game play is because I’m limited by this one source. While he recorded two videos for me on this game, he played different avatars in each one, so this blog post will be on the first video only that went for 10 minutes (the first video is to show the character creation and introduction to the game, where the second video is showing gameplay of his most recent save file). In this, I’m going to call him Paladin, and Paladin chose to play Mount and Blade: Warband. I just wanted to see what sort of video he would create based on the instructions I gave him, and what information I could gather from it. Yes, he’d be biased no, I’m not using it for the main study. I’m trying to work out my ethics application at the moment, so I thought I’d test my instructions on one of my friends.