
Tales Of Glory is setting a new standard for medieval melee fights, bringing best of both worlds by combining large scale battles and full physics one vs many combat, everything packed into a 30+ hours sandbox campaign
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[h1]Mount & Blade in VR - Large Scale Battles with Strategic Gameplay[/h1] This game plays exactly like Mount & Blade as if it was in VR. You get into large scale battles with 100s of NPCs (on both sides), you can command your troops and engage in full physics-based combat. There is a campaign where you basically complete quests (that vary in gameplay from simple assassinations to full-scale dungeon crawls against bandits) and grow your empire by sieging towns and castles from your opposing factions/armies and even engaging them in large battlefields in different climates. [b]Combat[/b] As stated, the game is completely physics-based. So realistic sword fighting tactics do play affect here. The overall presentation is quite good! I would argue, the way combat here is better than Blades & Sorcery. One thing I absolutely hated in B&S was how the opponents would just try to get close to you. They would even walk through you. It was like they had no awareness to your weapon. Sometimes they would just walk right into your blade or spear and kill themselves. Here, in Tales of Glory, it seems your weapon does have awareness to your enemy. They don't just try to get close to you no matter what, they try to avoid your attacks and actually fight quite realisticly. So proper footwork plays an importance here. They do try to flank you when they out number you. And the overall physics jank is not as bad here than B&S. [b]Overall[/b] I got to say, this game is quite an awesome medieval simulator in VR and I am enjoying every bit of it. There is some jank here and there (just like all physics-based VR combat), but the ability to issue strategic commands to your troops definitely makes up for that. Plus, here we are again, made by a single developer. This game does things way better than games that are made by AA/AAA studios. If you are at all interested in playing a VR version of Mount & Blade, do yourself a favor and PICK THIS GAME UP! Or at least try the demo!
im sorry but its just not polished at all. yes the graphics are very nice and its cool that they try to make a big game like this work but it just dosent really....... the combat is skyrim vr levels of clunky.
Game is pure carnage. If you want a straight up medieval battle simulator then come on down. Within minutes you can be hip-deep in hot guts. Campaign honestly I abandoned as it was confusing and fairly lame from what I saw of it. Although, could just be me. But you don't need campaign, there's everything else! Quick battle, custom battle... pick your weapons. Horse riding... archery and the real sense that you are in a large scale battle. Very little room for finesse and "proper" swordsmanship when you are literally crammed in with hundreds of other bodies. Keep your wits about you, bludgeon the guy next to you, and the guy next to him. Fall back only to be bludgeoned yourself. Rise and repeat. Superb. Those rare occasions you end up 1 v 1 its fun to have a proper test of skill and reactions, but more often than not a stray arrow takes either one of you in the eye. Good times. The game does benefit from a good PC as its pretty intense and I find the fun is in the big numbers, although you can scale it down a bit if your machine can't handle it. All in, a ruddy good time, with my longest battle yet lasting 2.5hrs! I was genuinely exhausted after it! Brutal.
underrated vr game the combat isnt that bad as people say
Great game. Tons of fun. I wish there was coop, and that my computer was better. I could still have 100 troops on screen at anytime though. Bannerlord in VR baby! Can't get much better than that.
Mount and blade в VR и этим всё сказано. Аналогов на вр поприще на данный момент нет и видимо не будет, поэтому хотелось бы выразить свое мнение по проекту. Оно сугубо положительное, серьезно, какой бы местами кривой игра не была, всё равно в неё возвращаешься, нет больше нигде такого чувства масштаба сражения как здесь, а если вы ещё и с манией величия, пока захватите все земли, уже доживете до пенсии, в общем круть. Не всё идеально, конечно, местами руки от оружия улетают, бывает врага перекрутит так, как Михалыча на станке не мотало, а коня кормят явно не сеном, уж больно он топорно порой и не проворно двигается, но это такие мелочи, к которым я привык очень быстро. Ещё радует сам разработчик, читал несколько разных веток с вопросами и в каждом он что-то да ответил, дак ещё и вшил в игру читы, по просьбам трудящихся полагаю, в общем крутой мужик. Игру рекомендую, пойду снова ограблю пару деревень, а потом и поиграть можно будет)
Mount and Blade in VR
honestly this game is basically vr bannerlord and i really like it because of it. its genuinely fun but would be more fun/better if it had better weapon physics and animations. when id fight and id try to stab or slash with a sword the colliders wouldnt interact right or something so i could do a perfect thrust to a guys face and it would jus slide off the side of his head like i didnt just jam a sword into his eye. not to mention it takes 2-3 arrows (sometimes more) to kill a single guy.(even with headshots they can survive an arrow right between the eyes) the weapons for me when i'd fight my wrist would flop around and bend back even tho im holding it ridged and it would be hard to pull a weapon out after i would stab someone with a sword/axes and sometimes id completely have to abandon the weapon mid fight.
Not sure why this game is so highly rated. Combat is TERRIBLE, it feels clunky, awkward and all too often the AI just glitches through you and behind you. The story is all but non existent (I get its a make your own story but its just fetch quests) I was really hoping for a manor lord style experience and this is basically just a cheap rip off of that. Has potential but the "story" line needs a LOT of work. Glad I got this on sale.
Sucks this game is most likely never getting another update because it truly was the peak of a vr game. I feel that some things could be better like the realism of the fighting and accuracy to the time period. Optimization is great and if you want a large battle you can have one. Overall exactly what I expected.
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