4 Ways Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord Is Looking Much Better Than the Original

Improvements are always welcome.

Character Creation

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Mount & Blade II Bannerlord character creation

The character creation element looks vastly improved upon by all accounts. In the previous Mount & Blade games, players chose from a selection of truly horrendous faces and hairstyles and there was some (but not much) flexibility in making your character look unique. However, in Bannerlord, there are a multitude of customization sliders, offering much freedom in creating a character.

One of the new features is facial animation, meaning characters will now be able to react and show emotion rather than being the static, uncaring, fish-eyed monsters of old. The video showed examples of how in-depth you can get with your characters by parading their attempts at making famous faces. Most were guessable (Putin and Einstein were pretty spot-on) although there were a few were less obvious. Still, it is a long way from the less than gorgeous characters of old Mount & Blade.


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