Mount & Blade: The Age of Glory
骑砍：光辉纪元
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- Ongoing
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- 628k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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There's nothing big about it. It's rare in an environment where cavalry and slashers can explode troops at any place, push the troops all the way, and introduce equipment in a large space. Is there a map? It's a bit confusing.
So far, it's good. There's no big problem. As long as you don't suddenly add random restrictions to suppress your combat effectiveness, there won't be any problem.
It's well written. Don't stress your combat power, even if the enemy is stronger.
Surprisingly, it fits the taste, and the units in it happen to be my favorite Pendor and the First Chapter, the Silvermist Ranger, the Noldor, and the Rhodok Sniper Crossbowman, all of which I liked to recruit when playing games. I am very grateful to the author for allowing me to find the feeling of playing Pendor and the Chapter in the novel. No matter whether the words of this novel are appropriate or not, whether the content and plot have ups and downs, it reminds me of the wonderful gaming days in the past. To me, it is a good book. The God of Archer gives you a bow, Ulvit's Proof. Go and defeat "Killer" Wolfward. The son of this prophecy is still waiting to protect the continent, but I don't know if there will be more in the future. Come on [Adore][Eat Melon]
There is a lot of nonsense in the front, including the main explanation of what family it is, but the rest is okay. After all, I am a new author. Please support me.
If the system cannot be negotiated, it would be better if it is just a program. Highly rated novels are systemless or just cheats, let alone smart systems.
You can consider advancement and strengthening. The top soldiers of the battle group can be upgraded to Pandor's arms. They are still the same person but the equipment attributes have changed. When the Faya Superman appears, it can also be like this. The top cavalry can be advanced to the knights of various countries. The best is the Royal Guards Cavalry, and there are more NB ones in the future. This can also be done.
Yes, it's a good book on horseback and slashing. Although I know that Warband was released relatively late, I didn't play it. After Overlord came out, I played Overlord directly. I'm not very familiar with the normal arms, but the author did a good job with me in illustrating the pictures.
Gua! Lord Xivier insulted the orcs, and Lord Xiver's domineering power immediately increased dramatically! Shark shark shark shark! His momentum at this moment was a hundred times more powerful than at any other time. Extremely domineering and extremely crazy! TM is such a god and demon, what else in this world can stop him! What else can you resist!
It's very interesting, and the background setting is also very strict. I thought it would be boring when it was said to be skippable at the beginning, but it turned out to be surprisingly interesting. As long as there is no messy magic later, it will be fine.