A native Linux client for this popular Medieval RPG is great for Linux players like me. Keeping the entire workflow of playing, recording, and editing on the same operating system should make things more stable. I might use this as a launch point to begin recording and posting gameplay videos instead of just watching everyone else's and playing on my own.
Also, with Steam Workshop support in addition to the Linux client, players don't need to sort out mods with Wine anymore. Players can just install compatible mods from the workshop.
Also, with Steam Workshop support in addition to the Linux client, players don't need to sort out mods with Wine anymore. Players can just install compatible mods from the workshop.
As these things usually go, I think we can expect Bannerlord, the sequel to Warband, to come out on multiple platforms when it is released. That fraptious day may be a little further off, though. I've heard the developer Taleworlds needs a new publisher after Paradox Interactive decided not to print this one.
Regardless, this is a fun game and I look forward to conquering Calradia on my Linux gaming PC.
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