author: Bart Swiatek
Bannerlord - Gamers Praise Developers for Frequent Patches
After the launch of Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord in early access, devs at TaleWorlds began the process of intensive patching of their work. The game receives updates almost daily, and players praise the developers for their hard work.
IN A NUTSHELL:
- Devs at TaleWorlds release subsequent Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord patches almost daily;
- The patches eliminate a variety of problems, and the developers' hard work is appreciated by players.
On March 30, the action RPG Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord debuted in Early Access Steam. The game received a very warm welcome from the players, but that doesn't mean that it's free of problems and bugs (which is quite normal for titles released in Early Access). However, it seems that developers are efficiently patching up their work - patches appear almost every day.
So far, the patches have fixed a lot of different bugs, related to crashing and particular skills, among others. Numerous patches have also been implemented in order to balance the game. The developers' hard work is highly appreciated by the players, as evidenced by the subsequent threads appearing on Reddit.
Players appreciate the efforts of TaleWorlds team.
While the current pace is impressive, some users warn not to get too used to it - over time, updates may be released less frequently.
"It is important to remember that the patches will most likely start slowing down after the first few months as smaller issues might be already resolved and unsed code enabled. If anyone remembers this happening when ARK released, people got used to the quick patching and gave the developers a LOT of shit later when it started slowing down, which is an expected development. And I am not talking about the perior when they started turning the game into a shit show," xTrewq writes.
