Network data priority values have been updated. Memory usage for resources and navigation meshes have been reduced. Playing sounds from hard drive option has been added for module system. Volume and priority have been balanced for sounds.

Mount&Blade: Warband still is open-ended, nonlinear and focuses on realistic medieval warfare, combining character development elements with strategy management, exploration. As stated, the core single player experience is unchanged to the original. Face generator system now supports multiple meshes to apply deforms. Description Although Mount&Blade: Warband is called a stand-alone expansion pack to Mount&Blade, it is more of an enhanced remake of the original. Core resource files and shader files have been made modifiable. In multiplayer server filtering, 'Compatible with version' checkbox has been renamed as 'Compatible with module' and now it checks for both module and its version. Troop AI for distant targeting has been fixed. Mount and Blade may be an old title, but its expansive modding scene and continued support many years after its release have turned it into a classic, even with the newer title Mount and Blade 2: Bannerlord currently in early access. Troop AI blunt weapon usage has been fixed. Troop AI for selecting alternative weapon mode has been added. Support for game controllers has been improved. New parameters have been added to module.ini for modders, including new order system usage and crouching.

Lots of new operations, flags and trigger types have been added for the benefit of modders. Random rain and fog amounts have been removed in multiplayer. Usernames in multiplayer games can now have special characters. Expand territories, increase the size of your army, learn new tactics or come up with your own battle strategy to get a reward. Maximum number of players in a multiplayer match has been changed to 200. In multiplayer, Khergit troop stats have been rebalanced to make them more viable.

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