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It may not be completely new, but it's certainly a big push forward. This time Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord is showing a level of size and scale, as well as a glimpse of the politics of the world that you will possibly be looking to conquer. This is something that Mount & Blade does very well for me and while last year I said that my hands-on was very much treading familiar ground to that of the first game, and its spinoffs, this year my time with the game offered something different. The power-fantasies of being some deific like entity, slaughtering masses, is entertaining of course - it just doesn't scratch that strange itch I've got. Being able to lead your troops and wade into battle as a regular human being is something that is just missing in games.

Last year, during my impressions piece of Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord, I made it quite clear that this is a game that's extremely exciting to me.

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