It does feel very rewarding when you do get it just right though so stick with it. The combat is one of those things that is very easy to learn the basics of, but it is very hard to master.
You have so much control and I love the swordplay, the way you can fight on horseback and also the way you can run around the battlefield and use things like arrows for your own ammunition is really cool. Even though this is an older game the combat still feels very good. There has NEVER been a female armour resembling what's in the screenshot.By far my favorite part of Mount & Blade Warband is the combat. How is this armour even supported on the body? You wouldn't make cups because of reason #2 above.ĥ. The top of the breastplate would just have to protrude slightly more. There COULD be room to accomodate breasts if the woman needs it (and the woman in the screenshot certainly would), but it wouldn't change the shape of the armour from a man's armour too much. That's what historical examples from later periods tell us.Ĥ.
Realistic female armour is almost identical to male armour. From later periods, we have examples of female armour, and it's basically the same as male armour, adjusted for wider hips and a narrower waist. Armour is meant to deflect blows, not catch them.ģ. Having big globes on the chest creates a space to catch enemy weapons, which defeats the purpose. The globes around her breasts is not something that has ever existed in female armour. Armour is supposed to protect your chest.Ģ. Her whole chest is unprotected which makes this armour pretty useless. IF a woman did wear armour, why would she wear that?ġ. The argument that "women didn't fight so female armour can be anything I say" is silly. If a woman was wearing armour in this time period, she wouldn't be wearing something like this.
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